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1c4+0.2f5+0.62g3+0.3Nf6+0.83Bg2+0.3g6+0.64Nc3+0.4Bg7+0.75d3+0.4O-O+0.56e3+0.1d6+0.47Nge20.0e5+0.38O-O+0.1Na6+0.79Rb1+0.5c6+0.810b4+0.8Nc7+0.711a4+0.5d5+0.512cxd5+0.7Nfxd5+0.613b5+0.6cxb5+1.014Nxb5+0.8Nxb5+0.815Rxb5+0.9Nb6??+3.0Blunder. Be6 was best.15...Be616.Rxb7Rf7[...]16a5+3.3Bd7+3.917Rb1+4.0Ba4+4.318Qd2+4.4Nd5+5.219Qa2+5.2Bc6+5.220Nc3?!+4.1...Inaccuracy. e4 was best.20.e4b521.exd5[...]20...e4+4.021dxe4+4.0fxe4+4.222Nxe4+4.2Kh8+4.323Bb2+4.0Qc7+4.824Bxg7+?!+3.3...Inaccuracy. Rfc1 was best.24.Rfc1Bxb225.Qxb2+[...]24...Qxg7+3.225Qb3+3.1Qe5+3.126Rfc1+3.3Rae8+3.727Nc5+3.3Qf5+3.428Qb2++3.7Nf6+3.729Nxb7?!+2.8...Inaccuracy. Bxc6 was best.29.Bxc6bxc630.e4[...]29...Bxg2+2.630Kxg2+2.7Qd5++3.331Kg1+3.3a6+3.532Nc5+3.4h5+4.133Nxa6+3.4Qxa5+3.834Ra1+3.3Qf5+3.335Nc7?!+2.3...Inaccuracy. Ra4 was best.35.Ra4Qe536.Qxe5[...]35...Rb8+2.936Qc3+2.9Kh7+2.537Ra7??+0.4...Blunder. Ra5 was best.37.Ra5Qd738.Qd4[...]37...Kh6??+2.4Blunder. Rf7 was best.37...Rf738.Qc438Qc5??−0.5...Blunder. Ra5 was best.38.Ra5Qe439.Qc2[...]38...Qxc5??+2.7Blunder. Qf3 was best.38...Qf339.e4Nxe4[...]39Rxc5+2.4Rb1++3.140Kg2+3.1Rb2+3.541Ne6+3.3Rfb8+4.042Nf4??0.0...Blunder. Rcc7 was best.42.Rcc7Rh843.h4[...]42...Ne4+0.143Rcc7??#−4...Checkmate is now unavoidable. Rc1 was best.43.Rc1Nxf244.Kg1[...]43...Rxf2+#−344Kh3#−3Ng5+#−245Kh4#−2Rxh2+#−146Nh3#−1Rxh3#
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/wxD4qwn1"] [Date "2023.03.05"] [White "glbert"] [Black "LouisBuckland"] [Result "0-1"] [GameId "wxD4qwn1"] [UTCDate "2023.03.05"] [UTCTime "12:31:00"] [WhiteElo "1910"] [BlackElo "1883"] [WhiteRatingDiff "-18"] [BlackRatingDiff "+23"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "A10"] [Opening "English Opening: Anglo-Dutch Defense"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. c4 f5 { A10 English Opening: Anglo-Dutch Defense } 2. g3 Nf6 3. Bg2 g6 4. Nc3 Bg7 5. d3 O-O 6. e3 d6 7. Nge2 e5 8. O-O Na6 9. Rb1 c6 10. b4 Nc7 11. a4 d5 12. cxd5 Nfxd5 13. b5 cxb5 14. Nxb5 Nxb5 15. Rxb5 Nb6?? { (0.85 → 3.04) Blunder. Be6 was best. } (15... Be6 16. Rxb7 Rf7 17. Rb5 a6 18. Rb1 Rc8 19. Bd2 Rd7 20. Rc1 Rdc7 21. Rxc7 Qxc7 22. Qa1) 16. a5 Bd7 17. Rb1 Ba4 18. Qd2 Nd5 19. Qa2 Bc6 20. Nc3?! { (5.16 → 4.11) Inaccuracy. e4 was best. } (20. e4 b5 21. exd5 Be8 22. Be3 Rc8 23. Rfc1 h5 24. Bxa7 f4 25. Bb6 Qd7 26. Nc3 Rxc3) 20... e4 21. dxe4 fxe4 22. Nxe4 Kh8 23. Bb2 Qc7 24. Bxg7+?! { (4.82 → 3.30) Inaccuracy. Rfc1 was best. } (24. Rfc1 Bxb2 25. Qxb2+ Qg7 26. Qxg7+ Kxg7 27. a6 Rfb8 28. Nd6 bxa6 29. Rxb8 Rxb8 30. Rxc6 Rb1+) 24... Qxg7 25. Qb3 Qe5 26. Rfc1 Rae8 27. Nc5 Qf5 28. Qb2+ Nf6 29. Nxb7?! { (3.65 → 2.78) Inaccuracy. Bxc6 was best. } (29. Bxc6 bxc6 30. e4 Qh3 31. f3 Rf7 32. Nb7 Rb8 33. Qd4 Rbf8 34. Nd6 Rd7 35. Rxc6 Qe6) 29... Bxg2 30. Kxg2 Qd5+ 31. Kg1 a6 32. Nc5 h5 33. Nxa6 Qxa5 34. Ra1 Qf5 35. Nc7?! { (3.27 → 2.29) Inaccuracy. Ra4 was best. } (35. Ra4 Qe5 36. Qxe5 Rxe5 37. Nc5 Rc8 38. Rac4 g5 39. h3 g4 40. hxg4 Nxg4 41. R4c3 Rd5) 35... Rb8 36. Qc3 Kh7 37. Ra7?? { (2.49 → 0.44) Blunder. Ra5 was best. } (37. Ra5 Qd7 38. Qd4 Qxd4 39. exd4 Ne4 40. Ra2 Rfd8 41. Rc4 Kh6 42. Kg2 Rbc8 43. Rac2 Rd7) 37... Kh6?? { (0.44 → 2.36) Blunder. Rf7 was best. } (37... Rf7 38. Qc4) 38. Qc5?? { (2.36 → -0.47) Blunder. Ra5 was best. } (38. Ra5 Qe4 39. Qc2 Qg4 40. Ra4 Qh3 41. Rh4 Qc8 42. Rf4 Qh3 43. Qc5 Nh7 44. Rxf8 Rxf8) 38... Qxc5?? { (-0.47 → 2.68) Blunder. Qf3 was best. } (38... Qf3 39. e4 Nxe4 40. Qe3+ Qxe3 41. fxe3 Rb2 42. Rf1 Rxf1+ 43. Kxf1 Rxh2 44. Ne6 Nxg3+ 45. Kg1) 39. Rxc5 Rb1+ 40. Kg2 Rb2 41. Ne6 Rfb8 42. Nf4?? { (4.02 → 0.00) Blunder. Rcc7 was best. } (42. Rcc7 Rh8 43. h4 Nd5 44. Ng5 Nxc7 45. Rxc7 Rb6 46. Nf7+ Kg7 47. Nxh8+ Kxh8 48. Ra7 Kg8) 42... Ne4 43. Rcc7?? { (0.05 → Mate in 4) Checkmate is now unavoidable. Rc1 was best. } (43. Rc1 Nxf2 44. Kg1 Ng4 45. Ra6 R2b6 46. Rxb6 Rxb6 47. e4 Ne5 48. h4 Rb4 49. Ra1 Rxe4) 43... Rxf2+ 44. Kh3 Ng5+ 45. Kh4 Rxh2+ 46. Nh3 Rxh3# { Black wins by checkmate. } 0-1
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glbertLouisBuckland
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glbert −18
4 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
4 Blunders
62 Average centipawn loss
78%Accuracy
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LouisBuckland +23
0 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
3 Blunders
41 Average centipawn loss
86%Accuracy
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English Opening: Anglo-Dutch Defense
  1. LouisBuckland by his hesitation I'm hoping that means he's out of his comfort zone
  2. LouisBuckland he hasn't quite played the main line but it's still fine for both sides
  3. Scrooge Go glbert!
  4. chess131969 Go glbert go
  5. Arsenal4Life_49 cmon louis
  6. grenbork lets go glbert!
  7. glbert this is a pawn pushing game. i'm taking tranzoo's advice.
  8. Arsenal4Life_49 how can u msg in spec cht
  9. grenbork with /w command
  10. glbert "if you don't push as many pawns as you can, are you even playing chess?"
  11. fulmarsky Go Louis!
  12. Scrooge pawns are the soul of chess - Philidor
  13. grenbork "pawns are not people" - Jesse kraai
  14. Scrooge :)
  15. Scrooge (15) axb or Rxb - two different moves w completely different strategic play
  16. fulmarsky (15.Rxb5) oh Rxb5 perhaps bolder !
  17. fulmarsky (15.Rxb5) my guess is maybe white was worried about holding onto the b-pawn after axb5, a guess
  18. fulmarsky (15.Rxb5) plus..... poor Nd5 .......
  19. fulmarsky (15.Rxb5) Bc8 is pinned to b7. That Rxb5 is an annoying move
  20. Scrooge yes, and a5-a6 can be tough
  21. Scrooge think black should have kept the tension in the centre
  22. grenbork 16, Qb3+ and Ba3 instinctivly looks good
  23. Scrooge (16) yes
  24. grenbork fdddddddddd
  25. grenbork C
  26. grenbork oops sorry cat walked across the keyboard
  27. Scrooge (16) lol
  28. grenbork 16.a5 even stronger, now black doesnt have Bd7
  29. glbert i'm missing a lot of moves today.
  30. grenbork Qb3+ and ab looks great for white
  31. Scrooge yes
  32. Scrooge maybe Rb4 also
  33. grenbork or Rc5
  34. Scrooge Rc5 Na4 Rd5 :)
  35. Scrooge nice line
  36. grenbork nah Rb4 is better
  37. grenbork more pressure on b file
  38. Scrooge Rb1 same idea I guess
  39. glbert was wondering if i can get away with some sort of sac, but i didn't see it.
  40. glbert could have gotten 2 pieces for the R and pawn i believe
  41. glbert Ba4 is annoying now.
  42. fulmarsky (17...Ba4) oh i guess maybe white was wondering about axb6 ...Bxb5 Qb3+ fork? ouch not sure
  43. fulmarsky (18...Nd5) oh no what about b7 oh daer
  44. fulmarsky (18...Nd5) oh dear b7 is loose
  45. fulmarsky (18...Nd5) after 19.Rb7 maybe black has a plan i've not seen.......
  46. fulmarsky (18...Nd5) Rxb7 *
  47. fulmarsky (19.Qa2) ...Qxa5? this is complex......
  48. glbert maybe not as annoying as i initially thought.
  49. grenbork Qxa5 Qxd5+
  50. LouisBuckland I'm bad
  51. grenbork so the plan is Bc6 Nc3 if im understanding correctly
  52. Scrooge ah Nc3
  53. fulmarsky (19.Qa2) oh no you're not bad Louis. ride the storm, see how this goes...
  54. Scrooge nice
  55. Scrooge or even e4
  56. grenbork oh right its even simpler
  57. Scrooge f5 weakens the a2-g8-diagonal quite a bit, esp with an open centre :/
  58. Scrooge Nc3 doesnt mess with the pawn structure, cleaner feel
  59. glbert i'm happy that i am not way down on time.
  60. glbert kind of expected that for today.
  61. grenbork there is probably some tactica trick for black but im not seeing it
  62. LouisBuckland just losing
  63. grenbork oh nc3 d4!
  64. grenbork i mean e4 sorry
  65. Scrooge oh
  66. fulmarsky (19...Bc6) that is a tricky pin by Qa2 on Nd5, i admit.... tricky for black hmmm.....
  67. Scrooge d4 is a nice counter
  68. Scrooge missed that
  69. grenbork so e4 is the only correct option
  70. Scrooge maybe white picks up 2 pawns at least now
  71. grenbork yeah
  72. LouisBuckland e4 looked better I may be okay here
  73. fulmarsky (21.dxe4) i guess next it might go dxe4 ...fxe4 Bxe4 only a guess
  74. fulmarsky (21.dxe4) ohn Nc3 is loose!!
  75. fulmarsky (21...fxe4) for white, here Rd1 is a bit of an ouch situation.....
  76. DioBrando12345 I don't understand the purpose behind e4
  77. fulmarsky (21...fxe4) (after Bxe4 i guess)
  78. grenbork Be4 Bc3 Rd1 Qa5
  79. grenbork oh nvm white is taking on d5 with check
  80. grenbork Bb2 looks natural
  81. fulmarsky (22...Kh8) phew Kg8 out of the pin.....
  82. fulmarsky (22...Kh8) Nd5 be free to move now
  83. fulmarsky (23.Bb2) yes, i was just thinking that Bb2 may happen.....
  84. Scrooge I also like that move Bb2
  85. fulmarsky (23.Bb2) (absolutely white can double rooks on b-file with tempo after ...Bxb2 tricky......
  86. fulmarsky (23.Bb2) i guess Rfd1 another pin, was another option...
  87. Scrooge 23.Rd1 and white has to be careful - both the c3-square and also Rd1 being unguarded actually
  88. fulmarsky (23.Bb2) actually then Rd1 is unguarded... ...Nb4 perhaps attacking Qa2 is complex
  89. Scrooge true fulmar
  90. fulmarsky (23...Qc7) (we are thinking alike... oh thanks ;) ) i'm encouraged.... i noticed that too
  91. Scrooge :)
  92. fulmarsky (26.Rfc1) oh ouch now ...b6? Rfc1 ouch...
  93. Scrooge Whites pieces moving to the q-side, Blacks moving to the k-side...
  94. grenbork qb2+ and e4?
  95. fulmarsky (28.Qb2+) oh dear if ...Kg8 then Qa2 and pin is back, the dreaded pin on Nd5
  96. Scrooge 28.- Nf6 maybe
  97. grenbork oh right
  98. TBest nf6 still have issues after e4 i think
  99. fulmarsky (28...Nf6) phew...
  100. TBest not that i have a better try
  101. Scrooge oh
  102. Scrooge a man of courage this glbert
  103. grenbork i didnt saw it at all
  104. Scrooge i saw it but thought e4 just like tbest
  105. Scrooge it's such a pretty lsb on g2...
  106. TBest guess bxg2 now, and hope white blunder the check later
  107. Scrooge the checks are piling up for sure...
  108. Scrooge good thing glbert is living up to our team name :)
  109. grenbork wait does white has Nd6^
  110. Scrooge Qd5+
  111. grenbork no, i mean right now
  112. Scrooge ah
  113. TBest probably bit uncomfortable to allow qh3 bf3 stuff
  114. fulmarsky (30...Qd5+) i wonder about an idea of ...Ne4
  115. fulmarsky (30...Qd5+) oooh Nf6 is pinned ;)
  116. TBest well the idea of moving the knigh is good :P
  117. grenbork i was thinking Nd6 Qh3 Nxe8 Bf3 but missed that at the end Nxf6 is not a check
  118. TBest i would try some h5 desperation here or previous move, but like don't really belive in it
  119. TBest h5 kh7 kh6 move the horse
  120. Scrooge yes
  121. TBest better chance of working in bullet :D but 8 min is still plenty
  122. grenbork right now only possible problem for white is pin on b file but it can be diffused with Qd4
  123. LouisBuckland not looking good if I played Rb8 a6 was the problem
  124. TBest think it was a bit too nice of white to allow the a pawn trade, but black's kindside is bust anyway i guess
  125. TBest i am more hopeful as black now through
  126. Scrooge 37.- Rf7!?
  127. Scrooge or Kh6 simply
  128. grenbork e4 was interesting
  129. fulmarsky (38.Qc5) this is tense... or white offers a queen trade. i guess since black is down in material, black may avoid it, i'm not sure... ouch.
  130. glbert offering a q-trade may not have been smart.
  131. grenbork 38the more i look at it, more i like 38.e4
  132. TBest not sure why rfb8 and not re8
  133. TBest well, rxf2 + is there now
  134. fulmarsky (42.Nf4) oh!
  135. fulmarsky (42.Nf4) fork!
  136. grenbork yeah R5a5 was probably better
  137. fulmarsky (43.Rcc7) as Tbest says... was 24...Rxf2 Kxf2 ...Ne4+ fork win a pawn? not sure... hmmmm....
  138. LouisBuckland I think I have mate
  139. glbert this was dumb as well. i am getting mated.
  140. fulmarsky (45...Rxh2+) this is complex
  141. grenbork gg
  142. Scrooge wow gg
  143. Lupo_Jones gg
  144. fulmarsky gg
  145. TBest gg
  146. Tranzoo gg
  147. glbert can't believe that i lost this.
  148. grenbork feelsbadman
  149. Tranzoo tough one
  150. Tranzoo chess is rough
  151. Scrooge yeah
  152. glbert i just can't get that low on time it in 45 games.
  153. glbert and then 2 pawns up i didn't manage to make the position easier for me.
  154. glbert just Rcc7 a move earlier is probably enough.
  155. glbert threatening mate, holds everything together with a nice advantage.
  156. Scrooge Nf6 is pinned yet again after Rcc7
  157. glbert Ne4 or Ng4 is not a threat anymore, because i can always play Rf7 to defend the f-pawn.
  158. glbert yes. and playing my N away from there didn't help me defend, but removed my own threat.
  159. glbert 35.Ra4 would have been nice.
  160. glbert and finally, Q-trade was a good idea on principle, but not when i end up this uncoordinated.