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C55 Two Knights: 4.d3, 4.d4 exd4 5.e5 and Max Lange Attack (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Be7 4.O-O Nf6 5.d3 O-O 6.Bg5 d6 7.h3 Be6 8.Bb3)
C55 Two Knights: 4.d3, 4.d4 exd4 5.e5 and Max Lange Attack (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Be7 4.O-O Nf6 5.d3 O-O 6.Bg5 d6 7.h3 Be6 8.Bb3)
This is just one of the many team match games I have played at Chess.com. The match was played between La Belle France and FIGHTING GLADIATORS on 19 boards. I played on board 2 for La Belle France and I managed to win both of my games against sadnadeem. The game below I actually won on time, but the other one I won when my opponent resigned. More importantly, our team won the match with a score of 25 - 13. Unlike usual, this game only has one clear moment where the the game goes down the drain for one of the players. For the first 18 moves, both players made reasonable moves, but then sadnadeem played 19.Ne3 and the downhill started for my opponent, from which he or she did not recover from.
19.N5h4 seems like the best way to protect the knight on f5. At depth 35 Stockfish 8 64 POPCNT the position should be roughly even after that.
Had sadnadeem played 19.N5h4, it would have basically prevented the move f5 in reply due to the continuation 20.Nxg6 fxe4 21.Nxf8 Rxf8 22.Rxe4 and I would have been down a pawn. In the game I continued with the move 19...f5 and took the initiative. Due to the fact that the knight blocked some squares from the rook, it only had two safe squares to go to, c4 and a4. Sadnadeem chose to move the rook to c4, which was the riskier square to land on, because the rook had a higher chance to run out of squares there than it would be at a4. I tried to trap the rook as best as I could and continued the game with 20...Qd6, in order to take the square c5 away from the rook and continue with b5, forcing the rook to go to c3, which would be the only safe square for it at that moment. In order to give the rook more options, sadnedeem should have replied by moving the rook to a4 on move 21, but instead my opponent played 21.Qe2 and the position was lost for White.
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1.e4e52.Nf3Nc63.Bc4Be74.0-0Nf65.d30-06.Bg5d67.h3Be67...Kh88.c3Ng89.Bxe7Qxe710.Re1f511.Nbd2f412.d4Bd713.dxe5Nxe514.Nxe5dxe515.Nf3Nf616.Qb3b517.Bf1c518.Rad1c419.Qc2Bc620.b3cxb321.axb3Rad822.Rxd8Herczeg,T (2215)-Szlabey,G (2220) Balatonbereny 1993
1-0 (39)7...Na58.Bb3Nxb39.axb3h610.Bxf6Bxf611.Nc3c612.Re1Be713.d4Qc714.Qe2Re815.dxe5dxe516.Red1a617.Qe3Be618.Na4Rad819.Nc5Bc820.Qc3Rxd1+21.Rxd1b622.Nd3Herczeg,T (2097)-Ligart,T (2205)
Hungary 2015 1-0 (94)8.Bb3NC55 Two Knights: 4.d3, 4.d4 exd4 5.e5 and
Max Lange Attack8.Nc3Nd79.Qd2Bxc410.dxc4Nb611.b3Nd412.Qe3Nxf3+13.Qxf3Bxg514.Nb1Qf615.Nd2Qxf316.Nxf3Bh617.Nh4Nd718.Nf5Bg519.Rae1g620.Ng3Nc521.Re3Bxe322.fxe3f6Szabo,E-Michalovova,M Slovakia
2003 0-18.Nbd2Qd79.Nh4h610.Bxf6Bxf611.Qh5Nd412.c3Ne2+13.Qxe2Bxh414.f4exf415.Rxf4Bg516.Rf2Bxd217.Qxd2Bxc418.dxc4Qe619.Qd5Qxd520.cxd5Rae821.Re1Re522.Rf51/2-1/2 (22) Glodowski,M (1793)
-Haack,S (1775) Hamburg 20108.Bxe6fxe69.c3h610.Be3d511.Qe2d412.cxd4exd413.Bd2e514.Na3Bxa315.bxa3Qd616.Rfb1Rab817.Rb3a518.Rb5b619.a4Nd720.Nh4Qf621.Nf5Ne722.Nxe7+Qxe7Gousseinov,A (2080)
-Infantino,T (1880) Metz 2005 1-0 (48)8...d59.Nc3dxe49...d410.Ne2=10.Nxe410.dxe4!?should be examined more closelyRb811.Re110...Bxb3=11.axb3Nd512.Re1Bxg513.Nfxg5h614.Nf3Nf415.Ng3Qd516.Ra4Ng616...f517.h417.Rae417.Nf5Qd718.N5h4Nxh419.Rxh4f6=17...Rad817...f518.R4e218.Nf5=Qd7Black threatens to
win material: Qd7xf519.Ne319.N5h4!?must definitely be consideredNxh420.Rxh4=19...f520.Rc4Qd621.Qe2?21.Ra4!?21...b5-+22.Rc3Nd422...Nd423.Qd1c5-+0–1
Hmm, it is interesting to me that the game below did not appear as one of the reference games when I analysed my game. In the notation there is a N after 8.Bb3 to mark it as a novelty, which does not seem to be the case at all. This should have been in my database back when I did a full analysis to my game, so I am not sure how the reference games are determined that analysis. I actually found other games that had reached the position after 8.Bb3 in that same database, but I am not adding them here since the ratings of the players are not shown or they were quite low.
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