[Event ""]
[Site ""]
[Date "2021.3.6"]
[Round ""]
[White "Ricardo"]
[Black "Cassie"]
[TimeControl "1200"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO " "]
1.e4 Nf6 2.Nc3 a6 3.d4 Rg8 4.e5 b6 5.Bg5 Ng4 6.Qxg4 Bb7 7.O-O-O Bc6 8.d5 Bb7 9.Nf3 Bc8 10.d6 cxd6 11.exd6 Rh8 12.Ne5 a5 13.Bb5
exd6 14.Bxd8 a4 15.Bxd7+ Bxd7 16.Qe4 g5 17.Qxa8 Bc8 18.Qxb8 h6 19.Qxc8 Be7 20.Qd7+ Kf8 21.Qxe7+ Kg7 22.Qf6+ Kf8 23.Qxh8# 1-0
[Event ""]
[Site ""]
[Date "3-6-2021"]
[Round ""]
[White "Ricardo"]
[Black "Cassie"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "c) U"]
1. e4 ... ;Book.
... Nf6 ;Book.
2. Nc3 ... ;Score: 0.10 2...e5 3.‡f3 ‡c6 4.†c4 ‡xe4
;5.O-O †e7 6.‡xe4 d5 7.d4 O-O 8.†e3 dxc4
;9.dxe5 (Time = 0:11, Depth = 2/12)
... a6 ;Score: 0.79 3.e5 ‡g8 4.d4 d5 5.†e2 †f5
;6.‡f3 e6 7.O-O ‡e7 8.†g5 ‡d7 (Time =
;0:06, Depth = 2/12)
3. d4 ... ;Score: 0.59 3...d5 4.e5 ‡e4 5.‡xe4 dxe4
;6.†e3 ‡c6 7.f3 †f5 8.g4 †g6 9.†c4 (Time
;= 0:08, Depth = 1/11)
... Rg8 ;Score: 2.81 4.e5 d5 5.exf6 gxf6 6.‰h5
;‡c6 7.‡f3 †g4 8.‰xh7 ˆg7 9.‰d3 e6 (Time
;= 0:05, Depth = 2/12)
4. e5 ... ;Score: 2.76 4...d5 5.exf6 gxf6 6.‰h5
;‡c6 7.‡f3 e5 8.dxe5 fxe5 9.‡xe5 ‡xe5
;10.‰xe5+ †e6 11.†f4 †d6 (Time = 0:09,
;Depth = 2/12)
... b6 ;Score: 3.40 5.exf6 gxf6 6.‰h5 ‡c6 7.‡f3
;e6 8.‰xh7 ˆg7 9.‰h3 d5 10.†d3 (Time =
;0:09, Depth = 1/11)
5. Bg5 ... ;Score: 1.56 5...h6 6.†d2 ‡h7 7.†d3 g6
;8.‡f3 †g7 9.O-O †b7 10.d5 e6 11.†c4
;(Time = 0:12, Depth = 2/12)
... Ng4 ;Score: 3.96 6.‰xg4 d5 7.‰g3 ‡c6 8.‡f3
;f6 9.†e3 †f5 10.O-O-O ‡b4 11.ˆd2 (Time =
;0:05, Depth = 1/11)
6. Qxg4 ... ;Score: 3.90 6...d5 7.‰f3 †e6 8.†e3 g5
;9.†d3 h6 10.‡ge2 g4 11.‰g3 †g7 (Time =
;0:06, Depth = 1/11)
... Bb7 ;Score: 4.54 7.‡f3 g6 8.†d3 h6 9.†e3 e6
;10.O-O d5 11.‰h3 ˆh8 (Time = 0:09, Depth
;= 1/10)
7. O-O-O ... ;Score: 4.55 7...g6 8.†c4 d5 9.exd6ep
;cxd6 10.†d5 †xd5 11.‡xd5 f5 12.‰h3 ˆh8
;(Time = 0:06, Depth = 1/10)
... Bc6 ;Score: 5.24 8.†c4 ˆh8 9.‰f4 f6 10.exf6
;exf6 11.‡d5 †xd5 12.†xd5 c6 13.†c4 (Time
;= 0:06, Depth = 1/10)
8. d5 ... ;Score: 5.64 8...†b7 9.e6 ˆh8 10.exf7+
;‹xf7 11.†d3 g6 12.‡f3 †g7 13.ˆhe1 ˆe8
;14.‰h4 h5 (Time = 0:09, Depth = 1/11)
... Bb7 ;Score: 5.61 9.e6 ˆh8 10.exf7+ ‹xf7
;11.‰f5+ ‹g8 12.d6 b5 13.‡xb5 axb5
;14.‰xb5 cxd6 15.†c4+ d5 16.‰xb7 (Time =
;0:05, Depth = 1/10)
9. Nf3 ... ;Score: 5.10 9...g6 10.†d3 h6 11.†e3 †g7
;12.e6 dxe6 13.dxe6 †xc3 14.exf7+ ‹xf7
;15.bxc3 (Time = 0:05, Depth = 1/10)
... Bc8 ;Score: 9.27 10.e6 dxe6 11.dxe6 ‰xd1+
;12.‹xd1 †xe6 13.‰e4 c6 14.‰xh7 f6 15.‰e4
;†f7 (Time = 0:07, Depth = 1/11)
10. d6 ... ;Score: 7.00 10...†b7 11.†c4 ‰c8
;12.†xf7+ ‹xf7 13.‰f5+ ‹e8 14.‰xh7 cxd6
;15.‰xg8 †xf3 16.gxf3 dxe5 (Time = 0:05,
;Depth = 1/9)
... cxd6 ;Score: 8.93 11.‰e4 ‡c6 12.‰xh7 dxe5
;13.‰xg8 b5 14.†e3 e6 15.†c5 ‡e7 16.†xe7
;‰xe7 17.‡xe5 (Time = 0:05, Depth = 1/10)
11. exd6 ... ;Score: 9.01 11...‡c6 12.†c4 ˆh8 13.†xe7
;†xe7 14.‰xg7 ˆf8 15.‡d5 f5 16.‡c7+ ‰xc7
;17.dxc7 (Time = 0:08, Depth = 1/10)
... Rh8 ;Score: 12.37 12.dxe7 †xe7 13.†xe7 ‰xe7
;14.‰xg7 d6 15.‰xh8+ ‰f8 16.‰xh7 †e6
;17.‰e4 ˆa7 18.†e2 (Time = 0:09, Depth =
;1/11)
12. Ne5 ... ;Score: 8.70 12...‡c6 13.‡xc6 dxc6
;14.dxe7 ‰xe7 15.‰h5 g6 16.†xe7 gxh5
;17.†f6 †h6+ 18.‹b1 †g4 19.†xh8 †xd1
;20.‡xd1 (Time = 0:03, Depth = 1/10)
... a5 ;MATE IN 8. 13.‰f3 f6 14.‰h5+ g6 15.‡xg6
;‰c7 16.‡xh8+ ‹d8 17.dxe7+ †xe7 18.‡f7+
;‹e8 19.‡d6+ ‹d8 20.‰e8# (Time = 0:00,
;Depth = 1/8)
13. Bb5 ... ;Score: 18.16 13...‡c6 14.‡xc6 h6
;15.‡xd8 hxg5 16.dxe7 †xe7 17.†xd7+ ‹f8
;18.†xc8 ˆh4 19.‰f3 (Time = 0:06, Depth =
;1/10)
... exd6 ;MATE IN 10. 14.‡xf7 ‹xf7 15.†xd8 h5
;16.‰f5+ ‹e8 17.†c7 †e7 18.ˆhe1 ‡c6
;19.†xc6 dxc6 20.ˆxe7+ ‹xe7 21.ˆe1+ †e6
;22.‰xe6+ ‹f8 23.†xd6# (Time = 0:17,
;Depth = 1/10)
14. Bxd8 ... ;Score: 17.33 14...dxe5 15.†h4 ˆa6
;16.ˆhe1 f6 17.‰e6+ ‹d8 18.‰xe5 d6
;19.‰e8+ ‹c7 20.‡d5+ ‹b7 21.‰d8 ‹a7
;22.†xa6 (Time = 0:04, Depth = 1/10)
... a4 ;MATE IN 7. 15.‡xf7 ‡c6 16.ˆde1+ †e7
;17.ˆxe7+ ‹f8 18.‡xd6 ‡xe7 19.‰f3+ ‡f5
;20.‰xf5+ ‹g8 21.†c4# (Time = 0:00, Depth
;= 1/7)
15. Bxd7+ ... ;Score: 13.69 15...‡xd7 16.‡xf7 ‹xf7
;17.‰h5+ g6 18.‰d5+ ‹e8 19.†g5 †e7
;20.ˆhe1 ‡e5 21.†xe7 ˆa5 22.‰xd6 (Time =
;0:03, Depth = 1/10)
... Bxd7 ;Score: 20.45 16.‡xd7 f5 17.‰f3 ‡xd7
;18.‰xa8 a3 19.ˆhe1+ ‹f7 20.‰b7 axb2+
;21.‹xb2 ‹g6 22.‰xd7 (Time = 0:11, Depth
;= 1/11)
16. Qe4 ... ;Score: 17.76 16...ˆa5 17.‡xd7+ ‹xd7
;18.†xb6 ‡c6 19.†xa5 g6 20.†b6 a3 21.ˆhe1
;axb2+ 22.‹xb2 (Time = 0:09, Depth =
;1/10)
... g5 ;MATE IN 7. 17.‡xd7+ ‹xd8 18.ˆhe1 ˆa5
;19.‡xb8 ˆc5 20.‰e8+ ‹c7 21.‰d7+ ‹xb8
;22.ˆe8+ ˆc8 23.ˆxc8# (Time = 0:02, Depth
;= 1/9)
17. Qxa8 ... ;MATE IN 8. 17...f6 18.†xf6 dxe5
;19.‰xb8+ ‹f7 20.ˆxd7+ †e7 21.‰xh8 ‹e6
;22.ˆxe7+ ‹f5 23.‰xh7+ ‹g4 24.‰e4+ ‹h5
;25.ˆh7# (Time = 0:03, Depth = 1/9)
... Bc8 ;MATE IN 5. 18.†f6 †e7 19.‰xb8 †xf6
;20.‰xc8+ †d8 21.‰d7+ ‹f8 22.‰xf7# (Time
;= 0:00, Depth = 1/7)
18. Qxb8 ... ;Score: 26.40 18...f6 19.†xf6 dxe5
;20.‰xc8+ ‹f7 21.†xh8 (Time = 0:00, Depth
;= 1/4)
... h6 ;MATE IN 3. 19.‰xc8 †e7 20.†xe7+ ‹xe7
;21.‡d5# (Time = 0:00, Depth = 1/3)
19. Qxc8 ... ;MATE IN 2. 19...†e7 20.†xe7+ ‹xe7
;21.‡d5# (Time = 0:00, Depth = 1/2)
... Be7 ;MATE IN 2. 20.†c7+ †d8 21.‰xd8# (Time =
;0:00, Depth = 1/2)
20. Qd7+ ... ;MATE IN 2. 20...‹f8 21.‰xe7+ ‹g7
;22.‰xf7# (Time = 0:00, Depth = 1/2)
... Kf8 ;MATE IN 2. 21.‰xe7+ ‹g7 22.‰xf7# (Time
;= 0:00, Depth = 1/2)
21. Qxe7+ ... ;MATE IN 1. 21...‹g7 22.‰xf7# (Time =
;0:00, Depth = 1/2)
... Kg7 ;MATE IN 1. 22.‰xf7# (Time = 0:00, Depth
;= 1/1)
22. Qf6+ ... ;MATE IN 1. 22...‹f8 23.‰xf7# (Time =
;0:00, Depth = 1/2)
... Kf8 ;MATE IN 1. 23.‰xh8# (Time = 0:00, Depth
;= 1/1)
23. Qxh8# 1-0
[Event ""]
[Site ""]
[Date "3-6-2021"]
[Round ""]
[White "Ricardo"]
[Black "Cassie"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "c) U"]
;Annotations by Chessmaster: Grandmaster Edition Auto-Annotator. 10 seconds
;per move.
;
; White Black
;Book Move 2 1
;Leave Book 0 1
;CMX Agrees 13 8
;CMX Disagrees 8 13
;Agreement Pct. 62% 38%
;Total Error 10.47 20.84
;Relevant Error 1.84 4.62
;Missed Mate 4 0
;Moved Into Mate 0 5
;
;
1. e4 ... ;B00 King's Pawn Opening. The King's Pawn
;opening move is both popular and
;logical. It controls the center, opens
;lines for both the Queen and the Bishop,
;and usually leads to an open game in
;which tactics, rather than slow
;maneuvering, predominates.
... Nf6 ;B02 Alekhine Defense. Alekhine
;successfully introduced this defense in
;the 1920's and it is still valid today.
;It avoids major attacking lines by
;White, while inviting White to
;overextend in the center.
2. Nc3 ... ;B02 Alekhine Defense. One of the quiet
;ways of meeting the Alekhine Defense.
;Black's most common reply is 2...d5 and
;after 3.e5.
... a6 ;Out of Opening Book. d5 would have been
;in the Alekhine Defense / Scandinavian
;Variation opening line. Slightly better
;is e5.
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3. d4 Rg8 ;Leads to 4.e5 d5 5.exf6 gxf6 6.‰h5 ‡c6
;7.‡f3 †g4 8.‰xh7 ˆg7 9.‰d3 e6, which
;wins a pawn for a knight and a pawn.
;Better is d5, leading to 4.e5 ‡e4 5.‡xe4
;dxe4 6.†e3 ‡c6 7.f3 †f5 8.g4 †g6 9.†c4,
;which wins a knight for a knight.
4. e5 ... ;Traps Black's knight at f6 and attacks
;Black's knight at f6.
... b6
5. Bg5 ... ;Leads to 5...h6 6.†d2 ‡h7 7.†d3 g6 8.‡f3
;†g7 9.O-O †b7 10.d5 e6 11.†c4, which
;does not exchange any material. Better
;is exf6, leading to 5...gxf6 6.‰h5 ‡c6
;7.‡f3 e6 8.‰xh7 ˆg7 9.‰h3 d5 10.†d3,
;which wins a knight and a pawn for a
;pawn. This was white's only serious
;miscue, but white was able to stay close
;and eventually mated.
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... Ng4 ;Pins own pawn at e7. Leads to 6.‰xg4 d5
;7.‰g3 ‡c6 8.‡f3 f6 9.†e3 †f5 10.O-O-O
;‡b4 11.ˆd2, which loses a knight. Better
;is h6, leading to 6.†d2 ‡h7 7.†d3 g6
;8.‡f3 †g7 9.O-O †b7 10.d5 e6 11.†c4,
;which does not result in any captures.
;This error did not immediately put black
;out of the game, but white was able to
;eventually mate.
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6. Qxg4 ... ;Makes way for a castle to the queenside.
;White wins a knight. White is ahead by a
;knight.
... Bb7 ;Pins White's pawn at g2.
7. O-O-O Bc6 ;Slightly better is g6.
8. d5 ... ;Frees White's pawn at g2 from the pin
;and threatens Black's bishop at c6.
... Bb7 ;Moves it to safety.
9. Nf3 Bc8 ;Leads to 10.e6 dxe6 11.dxe6 ‰xd1+
;12.‹xd1 †xe6 13.‰e4 c6 14.‰xh7 f6 15.‰e4
;†f7, which wins a rook and two pawns for
;a queen and two pawns. Better is g6,
;leading to 10.†d3 h6 11.†e3 †g7 12.e6
;dxe6 13.dxe6 †xc3 14.exf7+ ‹xf7 15.bxc3,
;which wins a knight and two pawns for a
;bishop and two pawns.
10. d6 ... ;Leads to 10...†b7 11.†c4 ‰c8 12.†xf7+
;‹xf7 13.‰f5+ ‹e8 14.‰xh7 cxd6 15.‰xg8
;†xf3 16.gxf3 dxe5, which wins a rook, a
;bishop, and two pawns for a bishop, a
;knight, and two pawns. Better is e6,
;leading to 10...dxe6 11.dxe6 ‰xd1+
;12.‹xd1 †xe6 13.‰e4 c6 14.‰xh7 f6 15.‰e4
;†f7, which wins a queen and two pawns
;for a rook and two pawns.
... cxd6 ;Leads to 11.‰e4 ‡c6 12.‰xh7 dxe5 13.‰xg8
;b5 14.†e3 e6 15.†c5 ‡e7 16.†xe7 ‰xe7
;17.‡xe5, which wins a bishop and two
;pawns for a rook, a knight, and two
;pawns. Better is †b7, leading to 11.†c4
;‰c8 12.†xf7+ ‹xf7 13.‰f5+ ‹e8 14.‰xh7
;cxd6 15.‰xg8 †xf3 16.gxf3 dxe5, which
;wins a bishop, a knight, and two pawns
;for a rook, a bishop, and two pawns.
11. exd6 ... ; White wins a pawn for a pawn. White is
;ahead by a knight.
... Rh8 ;Leads to 12.dxe7 †xe7 13.†xe7 ‰xe7
;14.‰xg7 d6 15.‰xh8+ ‰f8 16.‰xh7 †e6
;17.‰e4 ˆa7 18.†e2, which wins a bishop
;and a pawn for a rook, a bishop, and
;three pawns. Better is ‡c6, leading to
;12.†c4 ˆh8 13.†xe7 †xe7 14.‰xg7 ˆf8
;15.‡d5 f5 16.‡c7+ ‰xc7 17.dxc7, which
;wins a bishop and a knight for a queen
;and two pawns.
12. Ne5 ... ;Leads to 12...‡c6 13.‡xc6 dxc6 14.dxe7
;‰xe7 15.‰h5 g6 16.†xe7 gxh5 17.†f6 †h6+
;18.‹b1 †g4 19.†xh8 †xd1 20.‡xd1, which
;wins a queen, a rook, a bishop, a
;knight, and a pawn for a queen, a rook,
;a knight, and a pawn. Better is dxe7,
;leading to 12...†xe7 13.†xe7 ‰xe7
;14.‰xg7 d6 15.‰xh8+ ‰f8 16.‰xh7 †e6
;17.‰e4 ˆa7 18.†e2, which wins a rook, a
;bishop, and three pawns for a bishop and
;a pawn.
... a5 ;Black moves into a forced mate. Much
;better is ‡c6. a5 leads to 13.‰f3 f6
;14.‰h5+ g6 15.‡xg6 ‰c7 16.‡xh8+ ‹d8
;17.dxe7+ †xe7 18.‡f7+ ‹e8 19.‡d6+ ‹d8
;20.‰e8# and checkmate.
13. Bb5 ... ;White misses the chance for a forced
;mate. Much better is ‰f3, leading to
;13...f6 14.‰h5+ g6 15.‡xg6 ‰c7 16.‡xh8+
;‹d8 17.dxe7+ †xe7 18.‡f7+ ‹e8 19.‡d6+
;‹d8 20.‰e8# and checkmate.
... exd6 ;Black gives White a forced mate
;opportunity. Much better is ‡c6. exd6
;leads to 14.‡xf7 ‹xf7 15.†xd8 h5 16.‰f5+
;‹e8 17.†c7 †e7 18.ˆhe1 ‡c6 19.†xc6 dxc6
;20.ˆxe7+ ‹xe7 21.ˆe1+ †e6 22.‰xe6+ ‹f8
;23.†xd6# and mate.
14. Bxd8 ... ;White's asleep at the switch and doesn't
;see the forced mate. Much better is
;‡xf7, leading to 14...‹xf7 15.†xd8 h5
;16.‰f5+ ‹e8 17.†c7 †e7 18.ˆhe1 ‡c6
;19.†xc6 dxc6 20.ˆxe7+ ‹xe7 21.ˆe1+ †e6
;22.‰xe6+ ‹f8 23.†xd6# and checkmate.
... a4 ;Black moves into a forced mate. Much
;better is dxe5. a4 leads to 15.‡xf7 ‡c6
;16.ˆde1+ †e7 17.ˆxe7+ ‹f8 18.‡xd6 ‡xe7
;19.‰f3+ ‡f5 20.‰xf5+ ‹g8 21.†c4# and
;mate.
15. Bxd7+ ... ;White misses the forced mate. Much
;better is ‡xf7, leading to 15...‡c6
;16.ˆde1+ †e7 17.ˆxe7+ ‹f8 18.‡xd6 ‡xe7
;19.‰f3+ ‡f5 20.‰xf5+ ‹g8 21.†c4# and
;mate.
... Bxd7 ;Ouch! Leads to 16.‡xd7 f5 17.‰f3 ‡xd7
;18.‰xa8 a3 19.ˆhe1+ ‹f7 20.‰b7 axb2+
;21.‹xb2 ‹g6 22.‰xd7, which wins a
;bishop, a knight, and a pawn for a rook,
;a bishop, a knight, and a pawn. Much
;better is ‡xd7, leading to 16.‡xf7 ‹xf7
;17.‰h5+ g6 18.‰d5+ ‹e8 19.†g5 †e7
;20.ˆhe1 ‡e5 21.†xe7 ˆa5 22.‰xd6, which
;wins a bishop and a knight for a bishop
;and two pawns.
16. Qe4 ... ;Leads to 16...ˆa5 17.‡xd7+ ‹xd7 18.†xb6
;‡c6 19.†xa5 g6 20.†b6 a3 21.ˆhe1 axb2+
;22.‹xb2, which wins a rook, a bishop,
;and two pawns for a knight and a pawn.
;Better is ‡xd7, leading to 16...f5
;17.‰f3 ‡xd7 18.‰xa8 a3 19.ˆhe1+ ‹f7
;20.‰b7 axb2+ 21.‹xb2 ‹g6 22.‰xd7, which
;wins a rook, a bishop, a knight, and a
;pawn for a knight and a pawn.
... g5 ;Black moves into a forced mate. Much
;better is ˆa5. g5 leads to 17.‡xd7+ ‹xd8
;18.ˆhe1 ˆa5 19.‡xb8 ˆc5 20.‰e8+ ‹c7
;21.‰d7+ ‹xb8 22.ˆe8+ ˆc8 23.ˆxc8# and
;checkmate.
17. Qxa8 ... ;White has a mate in 8. Attacks Black's
;knight. Leads to 17...f6 18.†xf6 dxe5
;19.‰xb8+ ‹f7 20.ˆxd7+ †e7 21.‰xh8 ‹e6
;22.ˆxe7+ ‹f5 23.‰xh7+ ‹g4 24.‰e4+ ‹h5
;25.ˆh7# and checkmate.
... Bc8
18. Qxb8 ... ;White misses the forced mate. Much
;better is †f6, leading to 18...†e7
;19.‰xb8 †xf6 20.‰xc8+ †d8 21.‰d7+ ‹f8
;22.‰xf7# and checkmate.
... h6 ;Black moves into a forced mate. Much
;better is f6. h6 leads to 19.‰xc8 †e7
;20.†xe7+ ‹xe7 21.‡d5# and checkmate.
19. Qxc8 ... ;White has a mate in 2. Threatens mate
;(bishop captures pawn at g5) and removes
;the threat on White's bishop. Leads to
;19...†e7 20.†xe7+ ‹xe7 21.‡d5# and
;checkmate.
... Be7
20. Qd7+ ... ;White has a mate in 2. Protects White's
;knight at e5 and checks Black's king.
;Leads to 20...‹f8 21.‰xe7+ ‹g7 22.‰xf7#
;and checkmate.
... Kf8 ;Forced. Moves it out of check and
;attacks White's knight at e5.
21. Qxe7+ ... ;White will mate next turn. Protects
;White's knight at e5 and forks Black's
;king and Black's pawn at d6. Leads to
;21...‹g7 22.‰xf7# and mate.
... Kg7 ;Moves it out of check and attacks
;White's knight at e5.
22. Qf6+ ... ;Skewers Black's king, removes the threat
;on White's knight at e5, checks Black's
;king, and blocks Black's pawn at
;f7.White misses the mating move. Better
;is ‰xf7#, which checkmates Black's king.
... Kf8 ;Moves it out of check and attacks
;White's knight at e5.
23. Qxh8# ... ;Checkmates Black's king.
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