Game 4403314
There seems to be an obvious critical position here:
Black is up a knight for a pawn in this position, and Fritz 9 thinks black is clearly winning after Nc7 (33.Ra5 and here's the move that I missed in my analysis - Bc6! which prevents white from pushing the pawn and creating threats of queening.) Had I seen this I probably wouldn't have made the sacrifice in the first place, but I missed it and I think Sardodos did too because he played Nc6? which allowed Rxb7! and a clear advantage to white.
Originally posted by cmsMasterIt is interesting. Maybe you could annotate it and put it in the "help me annotate my games" thread.
Game 4403314
There seems to be an obvious critical position here:
[fen]1r6/1b2nk2/n3pppq/1RPp3p/1P1P4/Q4NP1/1B3P1P/6K1 b - - 0 32[/fen]
Black is up a knight for a pawn in this position, and Fritz 9 thinks black is clearly winning after Nc7 (33.Ra5 and here's the move that I missed in my analysis - Bc6! which prevents white from pushing the ...[text shortened]... nk Sardodos did too because he played Nc6? which allowed Rxb7! and a clear advantage to white.