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#4178 by bhandelman

14:27, October 13, 2011 by bhandelman

[Event "Team 45 45 League T50"] [Site "Internet Chess Club"] [Date "2011.09.12"] [Round "5"] [White "bhandelman"] [Black "Docvan"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "C00"] [WhiteElo "1110"] [BlackElo "1110"] [Annotator "Handelman,Benjamin"] [PlyCount "89"] [EventDate "2011.09.12"] [TimeControl "2700+45"] 1. e4 {0:45:24 Standard first move} e6 {0:45:37} 2. Nc3 {0:45:43 Protecting e4 while continuing standard development, I should have played d4 but I guess I was a little rusty and I'm so used to opponents playing e5 or c5 that I missed it} Bb4 {0:46:00} 3. Nf3 {0:45:34} d5 {0:45:28} 4. Bd3 {0:41:48 Continuing to protect e4 while continuing development, this was my first big mistake as I blocked in my d pawn} Bxc3 {0:44:37} 5. bxc3 {0:42:15 Recapturing towards the center} c5 {0:41:58} 6. Bb5+ {0:39:28 Attempting to prevent being blocked in with c4} Bd7 {0:41:54} 7. Rb1 {0:39:01 Protecting Bb5 while controlling open file} dxe4 {0:41:42} 8. Ne5 {0:38:46} Nf6 {0:40:44} 9. Ba3 {0:38:49 Attacking undefended c5 while continuing development} Qc7 {0:40:22} 10. Ng4 {0:38:05 Planning to trade knights while attacking e4 and g7 with developing the queen} Nxg4 {0:39:23} 11. Qxg4 {0:38:41 Forking e4 and g7} O-O {0:39:53} 12. Qxe4 {0:37:42} a6 {0:37:05} 13. Bd3 {0:37:08 Forcing a hole in the kings defense} f5 {0:36:14} 14. Qxb7 {0:35:44 Attempting to trade queens to remove the defender of c5} Qc6 {0:35:55} 15. Qxc6 {0:32:32 Forcing the trade} Bxc6 {0:36:34} 16. O-O {0:33:05 Castling to protect g2} Nd7 {0:36:56} 17. Bc4 {0:32:55 Pinning e6 in a plan to trade down and take control of the e file} Rf6 {0:34:08} 18. Rfe1 {0:31:23} Bd5 {0:31:01} 19. Bxd5 {0:29:56} exd5 {0:31:39} 20. Re7 {0:30:24 Forcing the knight to move making it possible to capture c5} Rb8 {0:30:59} 21. Rxb8+ {0:30:23 Taking advantage of the trade of both rooks using forced checks ending with Bc6+ to gain tempo and end up 2 pawns} Nxb8 {0:31:26} 22. Re8+ {0:29:19} Rf8 {0:31:55} 23. Rxf8+ {0:29:58} Kxf8 {0:32:37} 24. Bxc5+ {0:30:40} Kf7 {0:33:19} 25. d3 {0:29:20 Taking advantage of my queen side pawn majority} Nd7 {0:33:45} 26. Bd4 {0:29:43} a5 {0:33:51} 27. c4 {0:30:13} dxc4 {0:34:06} 28. dxc4 {0:30:54} g6 {0:34:38} 29. a4 {0:30:21 Locking in the a pawn} Ke7 {0:35:05} 30. c5 {0:30:08 Taking advantage of the ability to move foward the pawn to the 6th rank without threat} Kd8 {0:35:39} 31. c6 {0:30:20} Nf8 {0:35:55} 32. Bb6+ {0:30:45 Forking the king and a5} Kc8 {0:36:26} 33. Bxa5 {0:31:01} Ne6 {0:37:09} 34. Bb6 {0:31:24 The king is now trapped on the 8th rank} f4 {0:37:20} 35. a5 {0:31:42 Forcing the king to stay queen side while protecting the bishop} Nc7 {0:38:02} 36. f3 { 0:30:41 Locking the pawn to begin my kingside attack} Na8 {0:38:41} 37. g3 {0:30:28 Pressing my kingside attack while his king is stuck queenside} g5 {0:39:14} 38. Kg2 {0:30:52 Finally bringing my king into the game, probably much later than I should have} Nc7 {0:39:51} 39. Kh3 {0:31:05} Kb8 {0:39:37 Now using my king to clear up the pawns on the kingside, allowing passed pawns on each side} 40. Kg4 {0:31:21} Ne6 {0:40:04} 41. Kf5 {0:28:30} Nc7 {0:40:05} 42. Kxg5 {0:29:06} Nb5 {0:40:43} 43. gxf4 {0:29:26} Nc7 {0:41:24} 44. f5 {0:30:07} Ne8 {0:41:52} 45. f6 {0:30:47 Black resigns} 1-0

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