Chess Level 07: December 2018

Saturday, December 29, 2018

What is the strongest continuation for Black?

Casual Game, https://itsyourturn.com
Analysis of Schulze vs. John Coffey


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(black to move)

1.	f4	e5
2.	d4	exd4
3.	Qxd4	Nc6
4.	Qe4+	Be7
5.	f5	Nf6
6.	Qf4	O-O
7.	Nf3	d5
8.	Nc3	Bd6
9.	Qh4	Nb4
10.	Kd1	Bxf5
11.	Bg5	Bxc2+
12.	Kd2	d4
13.	Qxd4	Bg6
14.	Bxf6	gxf6
15.	Rc1	c5
16.	Qc4	Bxh2+
17.	Ke3	Bg3
18.	Nh4	Bh5
19.	Rh3	Re8+
20.	Ne4	Qd6
21.	Rxg3+	Qxg3+
22.	Nf3	f5
23.	Kd2	Rxe4
24.	Qc3	Rd8+

Thursday, December 6, 2018

Black to play for a winning position

Live Chess, Chess.com
Analysis of KingsBishop (1626) vs. john2001plus (1840)


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1.	e4	e6
2.	d4	d5
3.	Nc3	Nf6
4.	Bg5	Bb4
5.	e5	h6
6.	Bd2	Bxc3
7.	Bxc3	Ne4
8.	Nf3	O-O
9.	Bd3	Nxc3
10.	bxc3	c5
11.	O-O	Nc6
12.	a3	Qa5
13.	Qe1	c4
14.	Be2	Qa4
15.	Qb1	b5
16.	Nd2	Qa5
17.	Qb2	Qb6
18.	a4	b4
19.	Nf3	bxc3
20.	Qxb6	axb6
21.	Rfb1	Bd7
22.	Rxb6	Rfb8
23.	Rxb8+	Rxb8
24.	a5	Ra8
25.	h3	Rb8
26.	a6	Na7
27.	g4	Rb2
28.	Bd1	Kf8
29.	Kf1	Ke7
30.	Ne1	Kd8
31.	f4	Kc7
32.	Kf2	Rb6
33.	Ke3	Bb5
34.	Nf3	Rxa6
35.	Rxa6	Bxa6
36.	Ng1	Nb5
37.	Ne2	Kb6
38.	f5	Bc8
39.	Kf4	Kc7
40.	h4	Kd8
41.	Ng3	Ke7
42.	Nh5	g6
43.	fxg6	fxg6
44.	Nf6	g5+
45.	hxg5	hxg5+
46.	Kxg5	Nxd4
47.	Kg6	Nxc2
48.	Bxc2	Bb7
49.	g5	d4
50.	Ng8+	Kf8
51.	Nf6	d3
52.	Bxd3	cxd3
53.	Kh7	c2
54.	g6	c1=Q
55.	g7+	Ke7
56.	g8=Q	Qh1+
57.	Kg7	Qg2+
58.	Kh7	Qxg8+
59.	Nxg8+	Kf8

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