boyderamblockchillt - rgautier |
1-0, 3/25/2011. |
[11...h5
12.Kb1
+0.37]
12.g4?
+0.29
[12.Nd5
b5
+1.02]
12...Ng3
13.Rh2
Nxf1
14.Rxf1
h6
15.g5
h5
16.Rg2?
-0.33
[16.Nd5
Be6
+0.72]
16...g6?
+0.64
[16...Bh3
17.Nd5
-0.33]
17.Nd5
Be6?
+1.12
[17...Bh3
18.Bxb6
+0.37]
18.Nxe7?
+0.22
[18.Bxb6
Qb8
+1.12]
18...Qxe7
19.f4?
-0.44
[19.Rd1
Qb7
+0.22]
19...exf4?
+0.18
[19...Bh3
20.f5
-0.44]
20.Bxf4
Bxb3?
+0.68
[20...Rfd8
21.Qe3
+0.07]
21.axb3
Qxe4
22.Re2
Qd4
23.Bxd6
Qxd2
24.Rxd2
Rfd8
25.Bc7
Rxd2
26.Kxd2
Ra7?
+1.36
[26...b5
27.c3
+0.22]
27.Bxb6
Rd7
28.Kc1
Nb4
29.Bc5
Nd5
30.c4
Nc7
31.Kc2
Ne6
32.Bb4
Nd4
33.Kb1
Nxb3
34.Re1
Kg7
35.Bc3
Kg8?
+156.50
[35...Kf8
36.Bb4
+1.07]
36.Re8
Kh7
37.Rh8#
[1-0] The interesting thing about Amateur chess is just how many inaccuracies there are - it's almost like the two players are playing a different game. Here is a 5 minute game I lost because I didn't stop and think - several times, but critically at move 35. It should have been automatic to move Kf8, but I choked and gave the game to my opponent. The other big kick in the pants belongs to move 16, where I miss Bh3 completely (and for the next two moves...)
The annotations are courtesy the Rybka 3 engine and the HTML generated board is courtesy of Aquarium 2010.