Chess World.net presents Blitz #597 vs toroparado (2379)
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33. Qe6 feels stronger to me because it keeps 2 pieces under attack and protects the somewhat pivotal g4.
Also, 29….Rh4 looks stronger than 29…Rxf1. The White Queen would have to move to e2 or d1. Then Black would have the strong looking 30….Ng4. With a double attack on the h2 pawn and the threat of Be5 putting more pressure on h2.
I think it should go 25.Nxe5 Qe8! Black has lost a pawn but still has attacking chances. …Note, after 25.Nxe5 Qe8 26. Nc7? doesn’t help white as 26….Bxe5! wins a piece for Black.
damn wtf KC been losing a lot of games lately! Go back to only posting winning ones ^____^
wow ive seen probably over 50 of these KC videos but I have never seen an opening like this one ^_^
OMG, I’m such an idiot! Arrrrgh!
Thank you so much!
i wish i got friggen chess channels :/
The queen was pinned to the king.
Is this possible that the White have missed an earlier mating opportunity with 38. Qg7?
@TheHuginMunin if he takes the bishop on move 28 with Rxd2, after 29. Rxd2 – Nf4 the queen has the d1 square to go away from the trap cause the withe rook has moved from there
I was wondering whether at move 25 if -after 25 Nxe5 instead of playing Nxe5- Bxe5 attacking the rook was stronger?
What’s wrong with Rh4 instead of Rxf1?
@TheHuginMunin
No Bishop can take d2, but the black rook can but if 28 Rxd2, then 29 Rxd2 and the Queen has an escape square in d1.
So, if the queen was actually trapped, why not simply take the defending bishop with 28. Bxd2?
I saw it for a bit, but it was going through the basics of chess – castling, so I thought “oh not another one of those programmes” and left
I think this game illustrates the psychological crush of unseen tactic. I doubt it was even sound.
Its on BBC iplayer, time shift – how to win at chess.