My once a week tournament win

Submitted by AlexCn on Tue, 09/23/2008 at 1:04pm.

This is a game I played at a chess club near where I live. I am in the Open section because I qualified for it after my last tournament. My opponent is rated almost 400 poisnts higher than I am. I had played my opponent once before and lost to him. I am white and my opponent played the Sicilian Defense. IF you have any comments please post them.

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by dronacarya - 12 months ago
Santiago Chile

Member Since: Aug 2007
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nice tactics. u will go up very soon!!

by santiR - 12 months ago
outside Washington D.C. United States

Member Since: Apr 2008
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Good job alex

by Nraja - 12 months ago
Memphis, TN United States

Member Since: Aug 2007
Member Points: 83

excellent game

by shuttlechess92 - 13 months ago
California United States

Member Since: Jul 2008
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great game, my friend

by Muspelheim - 14 months ago
Jakarta Indonesia

Member Since: Aug 2008
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Great game!

by venkat_narayanan - 14 months ago
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

Member Since: Apr 2008
Member Points: 80

Wow! Simply amazing game. Great play!!

by KanaPolak - 14 months ago
Lethbridge Canada

Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 42

Congratulations. Nice tactic! Great technique to cash-in the advantage.

by woodencardboard - 14 months ago
Missouri United States

Member Since: May 2008
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Good game.

by Sparta - 14 months ago
New York United States

Member Since: Jan 2008
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Very nice! Although in this variation I think white plays f4 instead of f3. Still, you had a very nice tactic after 12. ... Nc4. Overall a very enjoyable game.

by starwraith - 14 months ago
Wisconsin United States

Member Since: May 2008
Member Points: 469

congrats, Alex! great game. I like how after you gained the advantage, you backed off and re-established position. Excellent pawn and king advancement towards the end -- something i can definitely learn from! Always feels great to beat someone rated higher than yourself.

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