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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 Bc5 4.O-O Nf6 5.Re1 O-O 6.Nc3)
C55 Two Knights: 4.d3, 4.d4 exd4 5.e5 and Max Lange Attack (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.O-O Nf6 5.Re1 O-O 6.Nc3)
Well, this does not happen often, during the 24 moves that this game lasted, no clear mistakes were made by either player. This was played in a team match between Limitless Chess and Команда ЦФО (Russia Central Federal District) on 80 boards. I played on board 28 for Limitless Chess and in addition to this draw, I won my other game against Andrey-25. This was very tightly fought match, the final score was 79.5 - 80.5 in favor of Команда ЦФО (Russia Central Federal District). Maybe the only real opportunity during the game for one of the players to get some kind of advantage was after my 22nd move h6.
Maybe the best way to get the initiative and force me on the defensive was to play 23.Ra6 and target my weakest pawn on d6.
The game quickly ended in a draw after that with the moves 23.Qe2 Rc8 24.Qc2 Qb7. The final position is not really a dead draw in the sense that the players can still try to fight for the advantage, but neither side wanted to take risks, so draw was a natural outcome.
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1.e4e52.Nf3Nc63.Bc4Bc54.0-0Nf65.Re10-06.Nc3C55 Two Knights:
4.d3, 4.d4 exd4 5.e5 and Max Lange Attacka6NSecures b56...d67.h3Be67...Bd78.a3a59.Nd5Rb810.c3b511.Ba2Nxd512.exd5Ne713.d4exd414.Nxd4Ng615.Nc6Bxc616.dxc6Qh417.Be3Bxe318.Rxe3Ne519.Qd5Nc420.Re4Qf621.Bxc4bxc422.Re2Jost,D-Fragin,B Rheinhessen 2000 0-1
(47)8.b38.Bf1h69.d3Re810.Bd2a611.a3Ba712.Be2Qd713.Nh2Rad814.Bf3d515.exd5Nxd516.Nxd5Bxd517.Bxd5Qxd518.Nf3Rd619.Be3Bxe320.Rxe3Rde621.c3Qd822.Kf1Rd6Da Luz,M-De Silva,A Manila 1992 0-1
(39)8...Qd79.d3h610.Bd2Nh711.Bd5a612.Ne2f513.g3fxe414.Bxe4Bxh315.Qc1d516.Bxh7+Kxh70-1 (16) Can,B-Zoubida Rachedi,F Warsaw 19916...Re87.Nb1d68.c3Bg49.Qb3Be610.Qxb7Rb811.Qxc6Qd712.Qa6Rb613.Qxa7c614.Qa5Rb515.Qa4Rb716.a3Ra717.Qc2Bxc418.a4Ng419.Na3Bxf2+20.Kh1Bxe121.Nxe1Shelton,J-Bassett,B Australia 1995 0-17.d3d68.Be38.Bg5h69.Bxf6Qxf6=8...Nd49.Bxd4Bxd410.Nxd4exd411.Nd5Re812.h3Covers g4c513.Qf3Nxd514.Bxd5MenacingQc715.a4Be616.c416.Bxe6fxe617.Qg4e5=16...Rab816...dxc317.bxc3Bxd518.exd5Rxe1+19.Rxe1=17.b3b518.axb5axb518...Bxd519.exd5Rxe1+20.Rxe1axb521.g3=19.Ra2Bxd520.cxd5Ra8Black threatens to win material:
Ra8xa221.Rea1Rxa222.Rxa2h622...c423.bxc4bxc424.dxc4Qxc425.Ra7=23.Qe223.Ra6!?23...Rc824.Qc2Qb7½–½
When I searched for reference games that reached the position after 6.Nc3, I only got one game when I searched games where both players were rated 2200 or above.
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