CHESS FOR
I present one of my losses,
from a tournament in
Boushka-Sewell
ENGLISH OPENING (Symmetrical)
1. c4 |
1. c5 |
2. g3 |
2. Nf6 |
3. Bg2 |
3. d5 |
4. cxd5 |
4. Nxd5 |
5. Nc3 |
5. e6 |
6. Nf3 |
6. Nc6 |
7. 0-0 |
7. Be7 |
8. d3 (?) (a) |
8. h5! |
9. h4 |
9. f6 |
10. e4(?) |
10. Ndb4! |
11. Qb3 |
11. g5! |
12. Rd1 |
12. g4 |
13. Ne1 |
13. Nd4 |
14. Qc4?? (b) |
14. a6!! |
15. a4 |
15. b5! |
16. axb5 |
16. axb5 |
17. Qxd4 ?!? |
17. cxd4 (!) |
18. White Resigns |
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0-1
8. Too "positional." Correct is d4. Now, amazingly (in the safest of all openings, the English) Black wins by playing antipositionally, pushing pawns and locking the position without developing all his pieces first and without castling. In this game, I was "Smeltzerized."
Opening “repertoire” for White (under construction)
Opening “repertoire” for Black (under construction)
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