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EVENT | Ladder |
SITE | http://www.redhotpawn.com |
DATE | 2011.06.09 |
ROUND | ? |
WHITE | Ohforf |
BLACK | sameeh |
RESULT | 1-0 |
WHITEELO | 1431 |
BLACKELO | 1616 |
[Event "Ladder"]
[Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"]
[Date "2011.06.09"]
[EndDate "2011.06.12"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Ohforf"]
[Black "sameeh"]
[WhiteRating "1431"]
[BlackRating "1616"]
[WhiteElo "1431"]
[BlackElo "1616"]
[Result "1-0"]
[GameId "8483092"]
{A successful Fried Liver attack.} 1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 Nb8c6 3. Bf1c4 Ng8f6 {Black goes for the three knights defense, which is about the only time the Fried Liver attack can be used.} 4. Nf3g5 d5 5. exd5 {If black wants to avoid the Fried Liver attack at this point, he can move ...Na5.} Nf6xd5 {Iacta alea est. Black is in for it now.} 6. Ng5xf7 {!? The Fried Liver attack begins.} Ke8xf7 {Not much else to do here. Black now has a superiority in material, which will only increase until black is finally checkmated.} 7. Qd1f3 Kf7e6 {This is black's only viable response.} 8. Nb1c3 Nc6b4 {Threatening to fork White's King and queen's rook. A more defensive move is ...Ne7.} 9. a3 {! Forcing black to decide now whether he's going to fork White's King and queen's rook.} Nb4xc2 {This looks good for black, but is actually what white wants.} 10. Ke1d1 {White is going for a quick win and doesn't need (and can't use) the rook at a1.} Nc2xa1 {? And now black's knight, which could have been useful in defense, is stuck at a1 for the duration. Better would have been Nd4.} 11. Nc3xd5 Ke6d6 12. d4 Qd8h4 {!? The expected move was exd4. ...Qh4 is the first departure from the known lines of the Fried Liver attack. It allows white an additional attacking advantage, but creates an offensive threat that requires white to move very carefully, and perhaps more importantly takes white "off the book."} 13. dxe5 Kd6c6 14. Nd5e7 {!? Nf6 would have removed the possibility of Kd7, but Ne7 prevents the bishop at f8 from interfering in later forced-move combinations.} Kc6b6 {...Kd7 might have been better here.} 15. Bc1e3 c5 {This is black's only viable move here. Anything else leads to a quick forced mate.} 16. Be3xc5 {! This is a trap for black. The bishop is poison.} Kb6xc5 {? Black takes the bait and white now has mate in three. A better move would have been ...Kc7 leading to a longer game, with possibilities for white to slip up.} 17. Qf3d5 Kc5b6 18. Qd5d6 Kb6a5 19. Qd6b4 {Fini.} 1-0
[Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"]
[Date "2011.06.09"]
[EndDate "2011.06.12"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Ohforf"]
[Black "sameeh"]
[WhiteRating "1431"]
[BlackRating "1616"]
[WhiteElo "1431"]
[BlackElo "1616"]
[Result "1-0"]
[GameId "8483092"]
{A successful Fried Liver attack.} 1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 Nb8c6 3. Bf1c4 Ng8f6 {Black goes for the three knights defense, which is about the only time the Fried Liver attack can be used.} 4. Nf3g5 d5 5. exd5 {If black wants to avoid the Fried Liver attack at this point, he can move ...Na5.} Nf6xd5 {Iacta alea est. Black is in for it now.} 6. Ng5xf7 {!? The Fried Liver attack begins.} Ke8xf7 {Not much else to do here. Black now has a superiority in material, which will only increase until black is finally checkmated.} 7. Qd1f3 Kf7e6 {This is black's only viable response.} 8. Nb1c3 Nc6b4 {Threatening to fork White's King and queen's rook. A more defensive move is ...Ne7.} 9. a3 {! Forcing black to decide now whether he's going to fork White's King and queen's rook.} Nb4xc2 {This looks good for black, but is actually what white wants.} 10. Ke1d1 {White is going for a quick win and doesn't need (and can't use) the rook at a1.} Nc2xa1 {? And now black's knight, which could have been useful in defense, is stuck at a1 for the duration. Better would have been Nd4.} 11. Nc3xd5 Ke6d6 12. d4 Qd8h4 {!? The expected move was exd4. ...Qh4 is the first departure from the known lines of the Fried Liver attack. It allows white an additional attacking advantage, but creates an offensive threat that requires white to move very carefully, and perhaps more importantly takes white "off the book."} 13. dxe5 Kd6c6 14. Nd5e7 {!? Nf6 would have removed the possibility of Kd7, but Ne7 prevents the bishop at f8 from interfering in later forced-move combinations.} Kc6b6 {...Kd7 might have been better here.} 15. Bc1e3 c5 {This is black's only viable move here. Anything else leads to a quick forced mate.} 16. Be3xc5 {! This is a trap for black. The bishop is poison.} Kb6xc5 {? Black takes the bait and white now has mate in three. A better move would have been ...Kc7 leading to a longer game, with possibilities for white to slip up.} 17. Qf3d5 Kc5b6 18. Qd5d6 Kb6a5 19. Qd6b4 {Fini.} 1-0