In a game of speed chess I mated my opponent in 23 moves. My opponent, sammy2017 of the USA, played white. Here are the movies of the game along with my commentary:
1. d4 Nf6
2.Nf3 g6
3. e3 d5
4. Nbd2 Bg7
5. Bd3 0-0
6. h4 Bg4
White decides to push his h-pawn instead of castling. This is aggressive but leaves the king in the centre.
7. Nf1 c5
White wants to free his dark-squared bishop, but his knight isn't well-positioned. A better move is b3.
8. c3 cxd
9. cxd Ne4
10. N1h2 Be6
I decide to keep my bishop.
11. h5 Nc6
12. hxg fxg
I play fxg to open the f-file for my rook.
13. Bxe4 dxe4
14. Ng4 Bc4
15. Nxh7 Kxh7
White sacrifices his knight for a pawn. Nxe4 is safer.
16. Ng4+ Kg8
17. Nh6+ Bxh6
18. Rxh6 Kg7
19. Rh3 Bd3
My bishop is now very strong.
20. Qg4 Rd8
I offer to exchange rooks.
21. Rg3 Rh1+
Maybe black expects me to defend g6, but I go on the offensive.
22. Kd2 Qa5+
I have mate in one.
23. b4 Qxb4#
Whtie plays aggressively with moves such as h4 and Nxh7, but his attack is premature. His king isn't adequately defended. I take advantage to win the game.
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
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