It is time for some chess960 once again. This time I share a game that I played at lichess.org on May 22nd, 2016. I broke the symmetry on move 6 because I thought that I needed to prevent the move 7.Bg5. Very quickly this chess960 game started to look a lot like a chess game, apart from the location of the queens that is. Both players kept making decent moves, until I blundered with the move 10...Bxf3. But actually my previous move was already a small inaccuracy because I should have placed the bishop on e6. Taking on f3 was a really bad idea because it helps my opponent to attack. My tenth move was already the losing move, but I did try and fight back as well as I can. I did get a small chance to survive after friend79 played 34.h7. I was likely lost anyway, but due to that inaccuracy my opponent's advantage decreased a bit from winning to a clear advantage. I replied with 34...Rh4, which was good enough reply to 34.h7, but on my next move I blundered horribly again and after that I was completely lost again. I should have accepted the loss after seeing the move 36.Qe3, but for some reason I foolishly continued the game and only after the move 51.Qd4+ I resigned. I have added one mate in two, two mate in three and two mate in four puzzles today.
The blog features analysed games of mine, consisting of chess, chess960 and 3 check. There are also puzzles that you can solve by moving the pieces on the board and the solution can be checked by using the engine provided by the ChessBase's publishing tool. All games and puzzles can be downloaded for free!
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