In a game of speed chess at chessgames.com, I quickly mated my opponent by penetrating with my queen to the back rank. My opponent was Liew1960 of Malaysia who played white. Here are the moves of the game along with my commentary:
1. d4 e5
2. f3 exd
White's move is a surprise. I expect dxe.
3. Qxd4 Nc6
I immediately attack white's queen.
4. Qf2 Nf6
Qd1 and Qa4 are more common moves for white.
5. b3 d5
6. Nd2 b6
7. Bb2 Bc5
I attack the white queen to create a pawn weakness.
8. e3 Bb7
9. 0-0-0 0-0
White castles queenside to protect the king but my firepower is concentrated on the queenside.
10. Qe2 Nb4
11. Kb1 a5
12. e4 a4
I continue with my attack.
13. exd axb
A better move for white is e5 which attacks my knight.
14. axb Nfxd5
15. Nc4 Na2
16. Qe5 f6
I must stop mate on g7.
17. Qf5 Ndc3+
Now I have a discovered attack on the rook.
18. Bxc3 Qxd1+
19. Kb2 Qc1#
Supported by my knight on a2, my queen delivers mate. In this game white creates a mating threat with Qe5, but fails to see the power of my seventeenth move. It creates a discovered attack on the white rook which allows my queen to penetrate to the back rank. This is the key to victory in the game.
Sunday, December 18, 2011
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