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1e4+0.2c6+0.12d4+0.2d5+0.33e50.0Bf5+0.24Nd20.0e6+0.45Nb3+0.3a60.06Nf3+0.1c5+0.47dxc5+0.1Bxc5−0.18Nxc5+0.2Qa5++0.59c3+0.5Qxc5+0.110Be3+0.2Qc7+0.211Be20.0Ne7+0.112Qa4+−0.4Nd7−0.513Bb5−0.3Rd8−0.214Bxd7+−0.2Rxd7−0.115O-O−0.1b5??+2.1Blunder. Ng6 was best.15...Ng616Qxa6+1.9O-O+2.517Qxb5+2.4Rb8+2.618Qe2+2.4Qc4?!+3.9Inaccuracy. Bg4 was best.18...Bg419.Rfb119Qxc4?!+2.7...Inaccuracy. Qd2 was best.19.Qd2Nc619...dxc4+2.620Rfd1+2.4Rxd1++2.721Rxd1+2.1Nd5+2.822Bc1+2.9Bg4+3.423h3+3.4Bxf3+3.024gxf3+3.1Ra8+3.025a3+3.5h6+3.426f4+3.5Kh7+3.027Kg2+3.1Kg6+2.928Kf3+3.1Kf5+2.829h4+3.6Ra5+3.230h5+3.3Ra4?!+5.0Inaccuracy. Ra8 was best.30...Ra831Rg1+5.1g6+5.332hxg6+5.2fxg6+5.233Rh1+5.1h5??#3Checkmate is now unavoidable. g5 was best.33...g534.Rxh634Rg1#2Ra5#135Rg5#
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[Event "Rated classical game"] [Site "https://lichess.org/zRK0O700"] [Date "2021.06.18"] [White "MomoSapiens"] [Black "lettucecheckmate"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "zRK0O700"] [UTCDate "2021.06.18"] [UTCTime "15:59:30"] [WhiteElo "1706"] [BlackElo "1596"] [WhiteRatingDiff "+14"] [BlackRatingDiff "-9"] [Variant "Standard"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] [ECO "B12"] [Opening "Caro-Kann Defense: Advance Variation"] [Termination "Normal"] [Annotator "lichess.org"] 1. e4 c6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 { B12 Caro-Kann Defense: Advance Variation } Bf5 4. Nd2 e6 5. Nb3 a6 6. Nf3 c5 7. dxc5 Bxc5 8. Nxc5 Qa5+ 9. c3 Qxc5 10. Be3 Qc7 11. Be2 Ne7 12. Qa4+ Nd7 13. Bb5 Rd8 14. Bxd7+ Rxd7 15. O-O b5?? { (-0.08 → 2.10) Blunder. Ng6 was best. } (15... Ng6) 16. Qxa6 O-O 17. Qxb5 Rb8 18. Qe2 Qc4?! { (2.44 → 3.88) Inaccuracy. Bg4 was best. } (18... Bg4 19. Rfb1) 19. Qxc4?! { (3.88 → 2.73) Inaccuracy. Qd2 was best. } (19. Qd2 Nc6) 19... dxc4 20. Rfd1 Rxd1+ 21. Rxd1 Nd5 22. Bc1 Bg4 23. h3 Bxf3 24. gxf3 Ra8 25. a3 h6 26. f4 Kh7 27. Kg2 Kg6 28. Kf3 Kf5 29. h4 Ra5 30. h5 Ra4?! { (3.34 → 5.02) Inaccuracy. Ra8 was best. } (30... Ra8) 31. Rg1 g6 32. hxg6 fxg6 33. Rh1 h5?? { (5.07 → Mate in 3) Checkmate is now unavoidable. g5 was best. } (33... g5 34. Rxh6) 34. Rg1 Ra5 35. Rg5# { White wins by checkmate. } 1-0
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MomoSapienslettucecheckmate
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12 Average centipawn loss
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lettucecheckmate −9
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Caro-Kann Defense: Advance Variation
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  1. nvasquez Go Lettuce!
  2. nvasquez It seems these trades work out for Black pretty well. Maybe trading Queens then controlling the c-file, leading to a minority attack
  3. Chonde813 (14) black played top moves in the opening, impressive for such rating
  4. Chonde813 (14) a6 response is super deep
  5. Chonde813 (14) preparing c5 the best way
  6. Chonde813 (14) good prep
  7. nvasquez (14) I would have preferred Q takes Bishop then trade queens… kinda helps Black when the Queens come off the board in the Caro Kann
  8. Chonde813 (14) or even better otb analysis of course
  9. Chonde813 (14) I have a6 my self in my repertoire
  10. Chonde813 (14) Yes exchange queens might be better, but maybe you want to create more complexity
  11. nvasquez (14) I suspect prep - not that Lettuce couldn’t do it but also why trade the light square bishop if you’re white?
  12. Chonde813 (14) yes, very ugly giving up that bishop
  13. nvasquez That’s the move I don’t get…Where was White going next?
  14. nvasquez (15) Black’s plans seem straightforward with 0-0 then pile up on the c-file. Having bishops of opposite color is an interesting twist though
  15. Chonde813 (15) plus moving the bishop 3 times in the opening
  16. Chonde813 (15) e2-b5-d7
  17. Chonde813 (15) uge loss of time
  18. Chonde813 (15) black is left with the better bishop
  19. Chonde813 (15) (15) must be better already~
  20. Pifisch go lettuce
  21. Chonde813 (16) Lettuce just gave away a pawn
  22. nvasquez (16) well if Qxb5 then Rb8 and then capture on b2
  23. Chonde813 (16) Momo will now have to evaluate Qxb5 taking the second pawn
  24. Chonde813 (16) (16) Qxb5 Rb8 17. qe2
  25. Chonde813 (16) maybe can keeo the pawn
  26. Chonde813 (16) next Knight goest to d4
  27. Chonde813 (16) pretty much winning
  28. Chonde813 (17) brave decision!
  29. nvasquez So I like (18) Bg4 then Bxg4 and maybe have a chance to collect the b2 pawn
  30. nvasquez For white 20. Rd1 looks good.
  31. nvasquez 20. Rb7 21. Bc1 Ng5?
  32. nvasquez Sorry Ng7
  33. nvasquez Ng6…. Stupid fat fingers
  34. nvasquez Or 20. Bd3?
  35. CM FearlessKing64 (22) Rd2 Nxc3 nice!
  36. CM FearlessKing64 (22) Rd2 Nxc3 Ba7
  37. CM FearlessKing64 Back rank vulnerability on both sides
  38. Chonde813 Bishop c1
  39. CM FearlessKing64 (32) hxg6 fxg6 Rh1 h5 Rg1 back and mate on g5
  40. CM FearlessKing64 Good game
  41. MomoSapiens (32) hxg6 fxg6 Rh1 h5 Rg1 back and mate on g5 yess
  42. CM FearlessKing64 I was looking at a set up for Black with f7, g6 and h5 and walking with the king to b5.
  43. MomoSapiens but you predicted the whole sequence
  44. MomoSapiens nice. I guess it was easy for you
  45. CM FearlessKing64 Hmm, probably lost after Rd4 and White king to c2