Originally posted by ketchuplovera check was why I played 9...Rf8 so that my king would just be chased to a good square... The knight isn't really doing anything on g5 and I'll just gain a tempo on it.
Perhaps 22...Qf1+ would've been sufficiently vexing. Upon further review white missed 10.Ng5+
Originally posted by tharkeshYeah, it was because of that ...Qxb2 move, I was greedy and went for material then I became forced to trade bishops.
nice game and comments...
is nice to see how you chase the king, but in the end only brings him into a superior position... usually when a king is flying like that, the game is over...
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Originally posted by ketchuploverActually, I think that would have been a decisive blow and I saw it in the post mortem. It makes it impossible for the white queen to my pawn because when I double take the knight it is checkmate so the threat is a little stronger than in the game... it was more acurate and would have given me an extra pawn without the compensation white got in the game.
Perhaps 22...Qf1+ would've been sufficiently vexing. Upon further review white missed 10.Ng5+
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Originally posted by yosimanOh yes I actually thought of that in the game which is why i played h6 lol... I forgot. It was a 60 min game.
But after the check and king move, white can move his d knight and fork the queen and rook. I don't know how good it is though.
Edit: Sorry, I forgot to hit reply and quote. I'm talking about 10. Ng5+