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A Very Interesting Game

Here is a game from a tournament I played in yesterday. It was round 6 of 6. I was 4 for 5, and paired against a 2000 rated player. He normally stays at board one, but there was an upset round 2, and he lost. This game was an English. On Move 12, I played a questionable move which led to an interesting game. What is your opinion of my 12th move?

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  • 3 years ago

    tornadofdoom

    Agreed, Rxe5 would have been much better.

    Well played for playing somebody 900 points above you.

  • 4 years ago

    BasicLvrCH8r

    That was grammatically incorrect and thus made no sense.

  • 4 years ago

    KillaBeez

    I lose every time win I play Black and if I play White, I win most of the time.

  • 4 years ago

    BasicLvrCH8r

    Try playing against Fritz as black with 20... Rxb7.

  • 4 years ago

    KillaBeez

    Okay Peter.  I ran the game by Fritz.  After Bf4, you could have played Nh5 and picked up a solid pawn after Bxf3 and Nxd4.  Fritz thinks that Nxd4 was a whammy on your position and that you should have played either rook to d8, piling up on the d4 pawn, with a good opportunity to win it back.  Then the position is equal.  Fritz thinks that Chris is two pawns to the better after his wonderful exchange sac.  Keep it up!

  • 4 years ago

    davidetal

    Well played; a game to be proud of, esp against such a high rater.

    I'm not so sure Ne4 was a mistake.

    I think 20 ...Rxe5, rather than 20 ...Rxb7, might have won you the game.

  • 4 years ago

    KillaBeez

    If I were you, I would post this as a forum.  I think Ne4 was a mistake, but that was some nice calculation to see that you could win an exchange.  Even though you missed Bxb7, you still played pretty well.  It happens.

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