Chess Level 05: 2019

Thursday, November 7, 2019

White to play and win

Casual 5+2, Greenwood Chess Club
Analysis of Coffey, John (2016) vs. Gusev, Dmitri (1865)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

-2

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nc6
2.	d4	e6
3.	c4	d6
4.	Nc3	Nf6
5.	e4	e5
6.	Bg5	h6
7.	Bxf6	gxf6
8.	Nd5	f5
9.	Bd3	fxe4
10.	Bxe4	f5
11.	Nxe5	Nxe5
12.	dxe5	fxe4
13.	Qh5+	Kd7
14.	Qg4+	Kc6
15.	Qxe4	Kd7
16.	e6+	Kc6
17.	O-O-O	Bxe6
18.	Nf4+	Kb6
19.	Nxe6	Qe8
20.	Rd3	Qa4
21.	Qe3+	c5
22.	Rb3+	Ka5
23.	Qd2+	Qb4
24.	Rxb4	cxb4
25.	Qd5+	Kb6
26.	Qb5#

Monday, November 4, 2019

White to play

Corus Group C, Wijk aan Zee NED
Analysis of Magnus Carlsen (2484) vs. Sipke Ernst (2474)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

-1

(white to move)

1.	e4	c6
2.	d4	d5
3.	Nc3	dxe4
4.	Nxe4	Bf5
5.	Ng3	Bg6
6.	h4	h6
7.	Nf3	Nd7
8.	h5	Bh7
9.	Bd3	Bxd3
10.	Qxd3	e6
11.	Bf4	Ngf6
12.	O-O-O	Be7
13.	Ne4	Qa5
14.	Kb1	O-O
15.	Nxf6+	Nxf6
16.	Ne5	Rad8
17.	Qe2	c5
18.	Ng6	fxg6
19.	Qxe6+	Kh8
20.	hxg6	Ng8
21.	Bxh6	gxh6
22.	Rxh6+	Nxh6
23.	Qxe7	Nf7
24.	gxf7	Qb6
25.	Qe5+	Kh7
26.	Rh1+	Kg6
27.	Rh5	Qf6
28.	Rh6+	Kxh6
29.	Qxf6+	Kh7
30.	c3	Rd5

Sunday, October 13, 2019

White to play and win

Let's Play!, Chess.com
Analysis of Caissarius (1775) vs. soitgoes317 (1859)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	Bg7
4.	e4	d6
5.	h3	O-O
6.	f4	c5
7.	d5	e6
8.	Nf3	exd5
9.	exd5	Re8+
10.	Be2	Bf5
11.	O-O	Ne4
12.	Nxe4	Bxe4
13.	Bd3	Na6
14.	Bxe4	Rxe4
15.	Qc2	Qe7
16.	a3	Re8
17.	Bd2	b5
18.	cxb5	Nc7
19.	Ng5	Re2
20.	Rae1	Nxd5
21.	Rxe2	Qxe2
22.	Re1	Qxe1+
23.	Bxe1	Rxe1+
24.	Kh2	Nxf4
25.	Qa4	Re2
26.	b6	axb6
27.	Qd7	h6
28.	Qxf7+	Kh8
29.	Qxf4	hxg5
30.	Qxg5	Kh7
31.	Qh4+	Bh6
32.	b3

Black to play

Let's Play!, Chess.com
Analysis of Caissarius (1775) vs. soitgoes317 (1859)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	d4	Nf6
2.	c4	g6
3.	Nc3	Bg7
4.	e4	d6
5.	h3	O-O
6.	f4	c5
7.	d5	e6
8.	Nf3	exd5
9.	exd5	Re8+
10.	Be2	Bf5
11.	O-O	Ne4
12.	Nxe4	Bxe4
13.	Bd3	Na6
14.	Bxe4	Rxe4
15.	Qc2	Qe7
16.	a3	Re8
17.	Bd2	b5
18.	cxb5	Nc7
19.	Ng5	Re2
20.	Rae1	Nxd5
21.	Rxe2	Qxe2
22.	Re1	Qxe1+
23.	Bxe1	Rxe1+
24.	Kh2	Nxf4
25.	Qf2	Be5
26.	Qc2	Ne2+
27.	g3	Bxg3+
28.	Kg2	Rg1+
29.	Kf3	Nd4+

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Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Mate in 8

ICC tourney 1708 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of LarryDavidson55 (1304) vs. john2001plus (1748)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	c4	c5
3.	g3	g6
4.	b3	Bg7
5.	Bb2	O-O
6.	Bg2	Nc6
7.	a3	d5
8.	O-O	dxc4
9.	bxc4	Bg4
10.	Qc2	Bxf3
11.	exf3	Nd4
12.	Qd1	Qb6
13.	Bc3	Rad8
14.	Kh1	e5
15.	a4	Rfe8
16.	a5	Qe6
17.	Qa4	Qf5
18.	f4	exf4
19.	Bxb7	f3
20.	Bxd4	Rxd4
21.	Qd1	Rd3
22.	Ra3	Qh3
23.	Bxf3	Rxf3
24.	Re1	Rxe1+
25.	Qxe1	Ng4
26.	Qe8+	Bf8
27.	Qxf8+	Kxf8
28.	Kg1	Qxh2+

Monday, September 16, 2019

White to play

ICC tourney 1716 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1724) vs. weakfish (1239)


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6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	c6
3.	c4	Nf6
4.	Nc3	dxc4
5.	a4	h6
6.	e4	Bg4
7.	Bxc4	e6
8.	e5	Nd5
9.	O-O	Bb4
10.	h3	Nxc3
11.	bxc3	Bxc3
12.	hxg4	Bxa1
13.	Ba3	Bc3
14.	Qb3	Ba5
15.	Bxe6	Rf8
16.	Bf5

Sunday, September 15, 2019

White to play and draw

ICC tourney 1716 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1724) vs. weakfish (1239)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

-2

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	c6
3.	c4	Nf6
4.	Nc3	dxc4
5.	a4	h6
6.	e4	Bg4
7.	Bxc4	e6
8.	e5	Nd5
9.	O-O	Bb4
10.	Ne4	O-O
11.	h3	Bh5
12.	Qb3	Bxf3
13.	Bxd5	cxd5
14.	gxf3	Nc6
15.	Bd2	Bxd2
16.	Nd6	Nxd4
17.	Qd3	Qg5+
18.	Kh1	Nf5
19.	Nxf5	exf5
20.	f4	Bxf4
21.	Rg1	Qh4
22.	Qxf5	Bxe5
23.	Qxe5	Qxh3+
24.	Qh2	Qxh2+
25.	Kxh2	Rfd8
26.	Kg2	g5
27.	Rae1	Re8
28.	Rc1	Re7
29.	Rgd1	Rd8
30.	Rd4	Kg7
31.	Rcd1	Re5
32.	b3	Kf6
33.	Rh1	Kg6
34.	Rhd1	h5
35.	f4	Rf5
36.	fxg5	Rxg5+
37.	Kf3	Kf6
38.	Rd1d2	Ke6
39.	Rf4	Rf5
40.	Re2+	Kf6
41.	Rxf5+	Kxf5
42.	Re7	d4
43.	Rxf7+	Kg5
44.	Rg7+	Kf5
45.	Rf7+	Kg6
46.	Re7	d3
47.	Re1	d2
48.	Rd1	Kf5
49.	Ke3	h4
50.	Kf3	Rd3+
51.	Kg2	Kg4
52.	Kf2	h3
53.	Rg1+	Kf4
54.	Rd1	Rxb3
55.	Rxd2	Ra3
56.	Rd4+	Ke5
57.	Rd7	Rb3
58.	a5	Ra3
59.	Rh7	Kd6
60.	Rxb7	Rxa5
61.	Kg3	Ra3+
62.	Kh2	a5
63.	Ra7	Kc5
64.	Rc7+	Kb4
65.	Rb7+	Kc5
66.	Rc7+	Kb6
67.	Rc8	a4
68.	Rb8+	Kc5
69.	Rc8+	Kd4
70.	Rd8+	Ke4
71.	Re8+	Kf5
72.	Rf8+	Kg6
73.	Rg8+	Kf7
74.	Ra8	Kg6
75.	Rg8+	Kh7
76.	Rg4	Kh6
77.	Rb4	Kg5
78.	Rb5+	Kf6
79.	Rb6+	Ke5
80.	Rb5+	Kd6
81.	Rb4	Kc5
82.	Rg4	Kb5
83.	Rg5+	Kb4
84.	Rg4+	Kb3
85.	Kxh3	Kb2+
86.	Kg2	Ra2
87.	Kh3	Ra3+
88.	Kg2	Ra1
89.	Kh2	a3
90.	Rg2+	Kb1
91.	Rg1+	Kb2
92.	Rg2+	Kc3
93.	Rg3+	Kd4
94.	Rg4+	Ke3
95.	Rg3+	Kf4
96.	Rb3	a2
97.	Ra3	Ke4
98.	Ra4+	Kd3
99.	Ra3+	Kc2
100.	Ra8	Kb2
101.	Rb8+

White to play and draw.

ICC tourney 1716 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of john2001plus (1724) vs. weakfish (1239)


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

-2

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	d5
2.	d4	c6
3.	c4	Nf6
4.	Nc3	dxc4
5.	a4	h6
6.	e4	Bg4
7.	Bxc4	e6
8.	e5	Nd5
9.	O-O	Bb4
10.	Ne4	O-O
11.	h3	Bh5
12.	Qb3	Bxf3
13.	Bxd5	cxd5
14.	gxf3	Nc6
15.	Bd2	Bxd2
16.	Nd6	Nxd4
17.	Qd3	Qg5+
18.	Kh1	Nf5
19.	Nxf5	exf5
20.	f4	Bxf4
21.	Rg1	Qh4
22.	Qxf5	Bxe5
23.	Qxe5	Qxh3+
24.	Qh2	Qxh2+
25.	Kxh2	Rfd8
26.	Kg2	g5
27.	Rae1	Re8
28.	Rc1	Re7
29.	Rgd1	Rd8
30.	Rd4	Kg7
31.	Rcd1	Re5
32.	b3	Kf6
33.	Rh1	Kg6
34.	Rhd1	h5
35.	f4	Rf5
36.	fxg5	Rxg5+
37.	Kf3	Kf6
38.	Rd1d2	Ke6
39.	Rf4	Rf5
40.	Re2+	Kf6
41.	Rxf5+	Kxf5
42.	Re7	d4
43.	Rxf7+	Kg5
44.	Rg7+	Kf5
45.	Rf7+	Kg6
46.	Re7	d3
47.	Re1	d2
48.	Rd1	Kf5
49.	Ke3	h4
50.	Kf3	Rd3+
51.	Kg2	Kg4
52.	Kf2	h3
53.	Rg1+	Kf4
54.	Rd1	Rxb3
55.	Rxd2	Ra3
56.	Rd4+	Ke5
57.	Rd7	Rb3
58.	a5	Ra3
59.	Rh7	Kd6
60.	Rxb7	Rxa5
61.	Kg3	Ra3+
62.	Kh2	a5
63.	Rb5	a4
64.	Rb4	Kc5
65.	Rg4	Kb5
66.	Rg5+	Kb4
67.	Rg4+	Kb3
68.	Kxh3	Kc2+
69.	Kh2	Kb2
70.	Rg2+

Saturday, September 14, 2019

What is the best continuation for White?

Casual G/30, Kroger Columbus Inidana
Analysis of Coffey, John (2016) vs. Chess Prince , on Master Level


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nc6
2.	d4	d5
3.	c4	Nf6
4.	cxd5	Qxd5
5.	Nc3	Qa5
6.	d5	Nb4
7.	e4	Nxe4
8.	Bb5+	Kd8
9.	Ne5	Nd6
10.	Be2	f6
11.	Nc4	Nxc4
12.	Bxc4	Bf5
13.	Bb3	Nd3+
14.	Kf1	Qb4
15.	a3	Qb6
16.	Be3	Nxb2
17.	Bxb6	Nxd1
18.	Bxc7+	Kxc7
19.	Rxd1	Rc8
20.	Nb5+	Kb8
21.	Nd4	Bg6
22.	Ke2	Rc3
23.	Rc1	Rd3
24.	Rhd1	Rxd1
25.	Kxd1	e6
26.	Nxe6	Bxa3
27.	Rc7	Bh5+
28.	f3	g5
29.	Ke2	Bd6
30.	Rd7	Bxh2
31.	Nc5	b6
32.	Na6+	Kc8
33.	Rxa7	Be8
34.	Ke3	b5
35.	Kf2	Be5
36.	Ke2	h5
37.	Nc5	Bd4
38.	Ra8+	Kc7
39.	Ne6+	Kb7
40.	Rd8	Be5
41.	Kd3	h4
42.	Ke3	Bc7
43.	Nxc7	Kxc7
44.	Ra8	Kb7
45.	Rd8	Kc7
46.	Ra8	Kb7
47.	Rd8	Kc7
48.	Ra8	h3
49.	gxh3	Kb7
50.	Rd8	Kc7
51.	Ra8	b4
52.	Ba4	Bxa4
53.	Rxh8	b3
54.	d6+	Kb7
55.	Rh7+	Kb8
56.	d7	Kc7
57.	d8=Q+	Kxd8
58.	Rb7

Monday, September 2, 2019

What is the strongest continuation for Black?

ICC tourney 1708 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analysis of LarryDavidson55 (1304) vs. john2001plus (1748)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

(black to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	c4	c5
3.	g3	g6
4.	b3	Bg7
5.	Bb2	O-O
6.	Bg2	Nc6
7.	a3	d5
8.	O-O	dxc4
9.	bxc4	Bg4
10.	Qc2	Bxf3
11.	exf3	Nd4
12.	Qd1	Qb6
13.	Bc3	Rad8
14.	Kh1	e5
15.	a4	Rfe8
16.	a5	Qe6
17.	Qa4	Qf5
18.	f4	exf4
19.	Bxb7	f3
20.	Bxd4	Rxd4
21.	Qd1	Rd3
22.	Ra3	Red8
23.	Re1	Ng4
24.	Rf1	Ne5
25.	Rg1	Rxa3
26.	Nxa3	Qh5
27.	g4	Nxg4
28.	Rxg4	Qxg4
29.	Bxf3	Qh3
30.	Bd5	Be5
31.	Qg1	Qxa3

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Sunday, August 25, 2019

Black to play

ICC tourney 1704 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
Analyze SuperPuzzler (1665) vs. john2001plus (1747)


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2
3
4
5
6
7
8

-2

(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	d4	d5
3.	Nd2	c5
4.	Ngf3	cxd4
5.	Nxd4	Nc6
6.	Nxc6	bxc6
7.	Bd3	Nf6
8.	O-O	Be7
9.	c3	O-O
10.	Qc2	e5
11.	Re1	Qc7
12.	exd5	cxd5
13.	c4	d4
14.	Nf3	Bd6
15.	Bg5	e4
16.	Bxe4	Nxe4
17.	Rxe4	Bb7
18.	Rh4	h6
19.	Nxd4	Rfe8
20.	Nb5	Qc6
21.	f3	Bc5+
22.	Kh1	hxg5
23.	Qh7+	Kf8
24.	Nd4	Bxd4
25.	Rxd4	Qh6
26.	Qxh6	gxh6

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Sunday, August 18, 2019

White to play

Analysis


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nc6
2.	d4	d5
3.	c4	Nf6
4.	cxd5	Nxd5
5.	e4	Nf6
6.	d5	Nb8
7.	Nc3	e6
8.	Qa4+	c6
9.	Bg5	b5
10.	Qc2	b4
11.	Bxf6	gxf6
12.	Na4	cxd5
13.	exd5	Be7
14.	Bc4	O-O
15.	Rd1	Qc7
16.	O-O	Ba6
17.	b3	Bxc4
18.	Rd4	exd5
19.	Rxd5	Rc8
20.	Rh5	Bd6
21.	Qxh7+	Kf8
22.	bxc4	Qxc4
23.	Re1	Be5
24.	Nxe5	fxe5
25.	Qh8+	Ke7
26.	Qxe5+	Kd7
27.	Qe7+	Kc6
28.	Rc5+	Qxc5
29.	Qxc5+	Kb7
30.	Re7+	Ka6
31.	Rxa7+

Monday, August 5, 2019

White to play

Live Chess, Chess.com
Analysis of john2001plus (1884) vs. learnychess (1512)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	b6
2.	d4	c5
3.	e4	Bb7
4.	Bd3	e6
5.	c3	Nf6
6.	Qe2	d5
7.	Nbd2	cxd4
8.	cxd4	Bb4
9.	e5	Ne4
10.	O-O	Nxd2
11.	Bxd2	Bxd2
12.	Nxd2	Nc6
13.	Rac1	Nxd4
14.	Qg4	Nc6
15.	Qxg7	Rf8
16.	Nf3	Kd7
17.	Ng5	h6
18.	Nh7	Rh8
19.	Qxf7+	Qe7
20.	Nf6+	Kd8
21.	Qh5	Rf8
22.	f4	Qg7
23.	Qh4	Rc8
24.	f5	Nxe5
25.	Nh7+	Qe7
26.	f6	Qe8
27.	Rxc8+	Kxc8
28.	Nxf8	Nxd3
29.	Nxe6	Qf7
30.	Qh3	Ne5
31.	Nd4+	Kb8
32.	Qg3

White to play

Live Chess, Chess.com
Analysis of john2001plus (1884) vs. learnychess (1512)


8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1

(white to move)

1.	Nf3	b6
2.	d4	c5
3.	e4	Bb7
4.	Bd3	e6
5.	c3	Nf6
6.	Qe2	d5
7.	Nbd2	cxd4
8.	cxd4	Bb4
9.	e5	Ne4
10.	O-O	Nxd2
11.	Bxd2	Bxd2
12.	Nxd2	Nc6
13.	Rac1	Nxd4
14.	Qg4	Nc6
15.	Qxg7	Rf8
16.	Nf3	Kd7
17.	Ng5	h6
18.	Nh7	Rh8
19.	Qxf7+	Qe7
20.	Nf6+	Kd8
21.	Qh5	Rf8
22.	f4	Qg7
23.	Qh4	Ne7
24.	Nh5	Qf7
25.	f5	Rg8
26.	fxe6	Qxe6
27.	Nf4	Qxe5
28.	Rfe1	Qd6
29.	Rxe7	Qxe7
30.	Ne6+	Kd7
31.	Rc7+	Kd6
32.	Qf4+	Kxe6
33.	Qe3+

Monday, July 15, 2019

White to play

Blindfold simul, 8b, London ENG
Analysis of Paul Morphy vs. James G Cunningham


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

-3

(white to move)

1.	e4	e5
2.	Bc4	Bc5
3.	c3	Nc6
4.	Nf3	Nf6
5.	d4	exd4
6.	e5	Qe7
7.	O-O	Ng8
8.	cxd4	Bb6
9.	d5	Qc5
10.	Na3	Nd4
11.	Be3	Nxf3+
12.	Qxf3	Qf8
13.	Bxb6	axb6
14.	Nb5	Kd8
15.	Rac1	d6
16.	exd6	cxd6
17.	Qe3	Ra6
18.	Nc7	Kxc7
19.	Bxa6+	Kb8
20.	Qxb6	Qe7
21.	Rfe1	Qd7
22.	Rxc8+	Kxc8
23.	Bxb7+	Kb8
24.	Ba6+	Ka8
25.	Re8+

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Friday, July 12, 2019

White to play

Casual Game, https://itsyourturn.com
Analysis of John Coffey vs. dscipio


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7
6
5
4
3
2
1

-1

(black to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	d4	d5
3.	c4	dxc4
4.	e3	c5
5.	Bxc4	cxd4
6.	O-O	e6
7.	exd4	Be7
8.	Nc3	O-O
9.	Bf4	Nc6
10.	Re1	h6
11.	Qd2	Nh5
12.	Be3	a6
13.	Bb3	b5
14.	Bxh6	gxh6
15.	Qxh6	Ng7
16.	Rad1	Nf5
17.	Qh3	Bf6
18.	d5	Ncd4
19.	Nxd4	Nxd4
20.	Qg3+	Kh8
21.	Re5	Bxe5
22.	Qxe5+	f6
23.	Qh5+	Kg7
24.	Rxd4	f5
25.	Rd3	Rg8
26.	Rg3+	Kf8
27.	dxe6	Ke7
28.	Qf7+	Kd6
29.	Rd3+

Monday, July 8, 2019

White to play

itsyourturn.com, ?
Analysis of Coffey, John (2016) vs. NN


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-1

(white to move)

1.	d4	d5
2.	Nf3	Nf6
3.	c4	e6
4.	Nc3	c5
5.	cxd5	exd5
6.	Bg5	Be6
7.	Bxf6	Qxf6
8.	e4	dxe4
9.	Bb5+	Bd7
10.	Nxe4	Qb6
11.	Bxd7+	Nxd7
12.	O-O	cxd4
13.	Nxd4	Rd8
14.	Re1	Ne5
15.	Qa4+	Rd7
16.	Rad1	f6
17.	f4	Kd8
18.	fxe5	fxe5
19.	Ng5	Rxd4
20.	Ne6+	Qxe6
21.	Rxd4+	Kc7
22.	Qa5+	Qb6
23.	Qxe5+	Bd6
24.	Qxg7+	Kc6
25.	Qxh8

Friday, May 31, 2019

Black to play for mate.

Casual blitz, Greenwood Indiana Chess Club
Analysis of Reuter, Adam (1915) vs. Coffey, John (2016)


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(black to move)

1.	e4	e6
2.	f4	d5
3.	exd5	exd5
4.	Nf3	Nf6
5.	g3	Bd6
6.	Bg2	O-O
7.	O-O	c5
8.	b3	Nc6
9.	Bb2	Bg4
10.	h3	Bxf3
11.	Qxf3	d4
12.	d3	Nb4
13.	Rf2	Re8
14.	Qxb7	Re1+
15.	Kh2	Rb8
16.	Qxa7	g5
17.	a3	gxf4
18.	gxf4	Ng4+
19.	Kg3	Nxf2
20.	Bc1	Qg5+
21.	Kf3	Qd5+
22.	Kxf2	Re2+
23.	Kxe2	Qxg2+
24.	Ke1	Re8+
25.	Be3	Rxe3+
26.	Kd1	Qxc2#

Tuesday, May 28, 2019

What is the strongest continuation for White?

ICC tourney 1651 (12 3), Internet Chess Club
john2001plus (1740) vs. lagarto300 (1830)


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(white to move)

1.	Nf3	Nf6
2.	d4	d6
3.	c4	g6
4.	Nc3	Bg7
5.	e4	O-O
6.	Be2	e5
7.	dxe5	dxe5
8.	Bg5	h6
9.	Qxd8	Rxd8
10.	Bxf6	Bxf6
11.	Nd5	Rxd5
12.	cxd5	c6
13.	Rc1	Bg4
14.	dxc6	Nxc6
15.	Ba6	Nb4
16.	Bc4	Bxf3
17.	gxf3	Nc6
18.	Rg1	g5
19.	Bd5	Nd4
20.	Rg3	Bd8
21.	h4	Kg7
22.	hxg5	hxg5
23.	Kd2	Kf6
24.	Rh1	Ba5+
25.	Kd3	Rc8
26.	Rh6+	Ke7
27.	Rxg5	Bc7
28.	Rg7	Rf8
29.	f4	Bb6
30.	fxe5	Nf3
31.	e6	Ne5+
32.	Ke2	Bd4
33.	f4	Nd7
34.	e5	Nb6
35.	Bb3	Bxb2
36.	exf7	Nd7
37.	Re6+	Kd8
38.	Rg8	Kc7
39.	Re8	Ba3
40.	e6