21 Mar '16 18:31>
Although I won in the end, was 6. Qa4 a mistake? Where are the moves that look like blunders to stronger players? I kicked myself for not playing 27. Qd1.
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemGood spot, which I missed (though I don't know if there was a better move for white than 29. Nf3. If pawn takes rook black wins the white queen after checking with bishop and then knight. If Queen takes rook, I'd say things look much better for black with the white King exposed and a queen and a knight for both rooks.
29...R8xf3 looks like it just might win. Haven't checked too carefully though.
Originally posted by greenpawn34Thank you so much greenpawn, and greetings from Blunderland 😉 . I feel even luckier to have won.This game had more than a few interesting moments.
The question about 6.Qa4. Yes it was wrong. 6.Nc3 though unpalatable was the move.
Black to play.
[fen]rn1qkbnr/2pb1ppp/p3p3/1N6/Q1BPP3/8/PP3PPP/R1B1K1NR b KQkq - 0 7[/fen]
7...Bc6 is the usual way of exploiting such a pin. It defends the a8 Rook.
However I like 7...axb5 because you ...[text shortened]... .
But the 29...Qf7 - Qg6 a pin breaking tactical move. I just love 'em..
Good Game.