You are at yout most vulnerable, more so OTB, when you are just a
few moves away from your opponent resigning.
Though in this game I'm not too sure if you are winning after 32.exf6.
He has Qxc2+ and the King cannot stray from the e1 Rook.
Does Black not have a perpetual nuisance?
Your opponent lived up to his name.
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| 1. | e4 | e5 |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | Ng1f3 | Nb8c6 |
| 3. | d4 | exd4 |
| 4. | Bf1c4 | h6 |
| 5. | Nf3xd4 | Nc6xd4 |
| 6. | Qd1xd4 | d6 |
| 7. | O-O | Ng8f6 |
| 8. | Rf1e1 | Bf8e7 |
| 9. | Nb1c3 | O-O |
| 10. | Nc3d5 | Nf6xd5 |
| 11. | Bc4xd5 | c6 |
| 12. | Bd5b3 | Be7f6 |
| 13. | Qd4d3 | Bc8e6 |
| 14. | Bc1f4 | Be6xb3 |
| 15. | axb3 | Bf6xb2 |
| 16. | Ra1d1 | Bb2e5 |
| 17. | Bf4g3 | Be5xg3 |
| 18. | hxg3 | Qd8g5 |
| 19. | f4 | Qg5g4 |
| 20. | Kg1f2 | Ra8d8 |
| 21. | Qd3e3 | Rf8e8 |
| 22. | Qe3xa7 | Rd8d7 |
| 23. | Qa7d4 | g5 |
| 24. | e5 | gxf4 |
| 25. | Qd4xf4 | h5 |
| 26. | Rd1xd6 | Rd7e7 |
| 27. | Rd6d4 | Qg4g6 |
| 28. | Rd4c4 | b5 |
| 29. | Rc4c5 | f6 |
| 30. | Rc5xc6 | Re8f8 |
| 31. | Rc6xf6 | Rf8xf6 |
| 32. | Qf4xf6 | Re7f7 |
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Originally posted by tmstwrt88OK, so you blundered. But to resign on the spot? I'd have gone ahead and taken the rook for my queen to find out what he did next. He knows he's now up a little material, and he might get excited about winning and make a counter-blunder. Ya never know, stranger things have happened.
Game 6398061
had it and at move 32 i was only analyzing Qxc2. Im such a fool.
Originally posted by greenpawn34You're right. I saw after exf6 that he would play Qxc2+
You are at yout most vulnerable, more so OTB, when you are just a
few moves away from your opponent resigning.
Though in this game I'm not too sure if you are winning after 32.exf6.
He has Qxc2+ and the King cannot stray from the e1 Rook.
Does Black not have a perpetual nuisance?
Your opponent lived up to his name.
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[Event "June 2009 T ...[text shortened]... 9. Rc4c5 f6 30. Rc5xc6 Re8f8 31. Rc6xf6 Rf8xf6 32. Qf4xf6 Re7f7[/pgn]
after looking at it again though, once I played Kf1 he had he had Qd3+ which would force me to play Kf2 and so on.
Here is our other game which he made a mistake of giving me a good passed pawn.
Game 6398058
Originally posted by Mad RookI once saw a pig fly 😀
OK, so you blundered. But to resign on the spot? I'd have gone ahead and taken the rook for my queen to find out what he did next. He knows he's now up a little material, and he might get excited about winning and make a counter-blunder. Ya never know, stranger things have happened.
But I agree.Trade queen for rook,stick remaining rook on e2 and let him prove he can use the queen's full potential.
It's a long shot but one must fight untill the last man standing.
Originally posted by Mad RookI agree I resigned too early. I was upset with myself and didn't keep my composure. Something I think I need to work on if I plan on playing OTB again soon.
OK, so you blundered. But to resign on the spot? I'd have gone ahead and taken the rook for my queen to find out what he did next. He knows he's now up a little material, and he might get excited about winning and make a counter-blunder. Ya never know, stranger things have happened.
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Originally posted by tmstwrt88DELETED BY EXIGENTSKY (greenpawn's post covered what I wrote)
Game 6398061
had it and at move 32 i was only analyzing Qxc2. Im such a fool.