I've tried to recreate something by looking through the HTML page source. This is NOT an official record of the game. There MAY be errors in my reconstruction.
Originally posted by Varenka I've tried to recreate something by looking through the HTML page source. This is NOT an official record of the game. There MAY be errors in my reconstruction.
it looks so simple and effortless... like a fist that just keeps squeezing tighter....
I don't know much anything about the french, but the maneuvering with the threat of f5 was neat. at first I didn't get why black didn't just take Bxa6, but that would give white a passed duo, right? the black rook can't go to g7, and Kh8 is just too slow (or is it even a mate after white's dark bishop goes somewhere between d4-h8 diag?), so there's no counterplay on the open g-file I think.
the a6 itself I don't get at all though.
I'm a little unsure why the game ended. is it because the d-pawn drops (and all hell breaks loose)?
Originally posted by wormwood it looks so simple and effortless... like a fist that just keeps squeezing tighter....
I don't know much anything about the french, but the maneuvering with the threat of f5 was neat. at first I didn't get why black didn't just take Bxa6, but that would give white a passed duo, right? the black rook can't go to g7, and Kh8 is just too slow (or is it even e unsure why the game ended. is it because the d-pawn drops (and all hell breaks loose)?
rybka shows 1.71 advantage for white but I don't understand it. black's position seems really cramped that's for sure, but he can save the d pawn with Bb2 and has a passed a pawn himself. I think black should've better waited for white to prove his advantage here, it seems too early to resign.