December 2014 – homegame at Montview CC, Blanchardstown
5-1 win
Well done gentlemen! Unfortunately 1 game is missing from this report. Better luck next time, Gavin. It is ok to post a lost game though, but you have to analyse it yourself and send it to your Captain.
Barry Plumber
John Delany
3rd div against Naomh Barrog5
Blanchardstown
Annotated by Randolf
1 hour 45 minutes per person for whole game1.d4d52.e3Bf53.Nf3e64.Bd3Bg65.O-ONd76.b3Ngf67.Bb2Bd68.h3c69.Qe2Ne410.Nbd2f511.Rac1White might try to post a Knight on e5 and follow up with f4, since Black can’t play f6 anymore.11…Bh512.Qe1Qf613.c4O-O14.Bxe4This move seems to help Black. Instead of taking the Knight it seems better to play 14. Be214…fxe415.Nh2Rae816.f4exf317.Ndxf3Qd818.e4This is wrong. Opening the game with 18. e4 is helping Black, since Black is better developed and has two nice Bishops. Better for White might have been 18. c518…Bf419.Rc2dxe420.Ne520. Qxe4 would have been better, but White is falling apart.20…Nxe521.dxe5Qd322.Rxf422.Rc3Bxh2+23.Kxh2Qxf1and White is a Rook down.22…Qxc223.Rxf8+Rxf824.Ba3Rd825.Bd6Bg626.Qh4Qd1+27.Nf1Rxd628.exd6Qxd629.Ne3h630.Kh1Qd231.Qg3Kh732.h4Qxa233.Ng4Bf534.Ne3Qxb335.Qf4Bg636.h5Qb1+Defending e4 and collecting h537.Kh2Bxh5White resigns0–1
Pandelias, Emmanouil1799
Byrne, Patrick L.1547
Div 3 Ennis Shield 2014 - 20155
December 3, 2014
Annotated by Pandelias, Emmanouil
1.e4c52.Nc3g63.f4Nc64.Nf3Bg75.Bb5Qb66.a4I was also considering6.Nd5!?Qa57.Bxc6dxc68.Nc3Bg4, but I think white losses too much time6…e67.d3An other idea is7.e5!?Nge78.Ne4, but without something concrete here, I wanted to just develop my pieces7…Nge78.O-OO-O9.Kh1Rd8Seems like a wasted tempo, as d5 can be played anyway. Other possible moves are:9…d510.Bxc6Qxc611.Qe19…Na5!?10.Qe1d511.exd5Nxd510.Bxc6bxc6?!I was expecting10…Qxc6. Now I have the plan to target on the weeknesses11.e5d512.exd6Rxd613.Ne5±Ba614.Qf314.Qe1was also another consideration, with the idea of playing b314…Nd5I was expecting instead the knight to go to f5 and then to d415.a5Qc7If15…Qb416.Ra416.Ne4Rdd817.Nxc5Bc818.Bd2Or18.b3with the idea Bb218…Rf818…Rb819.c4Rxb220.cxd5I had prepared20.Bc1but is a little bit more complicated than I thought:20…Rc221.d4Ne722.Qb3Re223.Qd320…Rxd221.d6!19.c4Ne720.Bc3h5If20…f621.Ng4h522.Nf2e523.Rae121.Qe4f6?22.Nxg6f523.Nxe7+Qxe724.Qxc61–0
Paul O'Neill
Rudolf Tirzman
3rd div against Naomh Barrog5
Blanchardstown
Annotated by Randolf
1 hour 45 minutes per person for whole game1.e4e62.d4d53.e5c54.c3Nc65.Nf3Nge76.Nbd2cxd47.cxd4Nf58.Nb3Qb69.Bd3Bd7Maybe 9. ..,a5 is also an idea. It looks like Black can win d4 since the Bishop on d3 is blocking the Queens defence of d4, but this is not the case.9…Nfxd410.Nfxd4Nxd411.Nxd4Qxd412.Bb5+Bd713.Bxd7+Kxd714.Qxd41-010.Bxf5exf511.O-ONd812.Ng5h613.Nh3g514.Qh5Rg815.Bd2Ne616.Rac1Rg617.Rc2Bb418.Qd1Ba419.Bxb4Qxb420.Rc3g4time left – White:31 mins / Black:16 mins)21.Qd2Threatening a discover attack on the Black Queen and after 21. ..,a5 – the White Knight will live on 22. Nf421…Qxc3after21…Bxb322.Rc8+Rxc823.Qxb4Bc424.Qxb7Rc725.Qa8+Ke726.Ng5hxg527.Rd1Black seems slightly better off22.bxc3gxh323.g3Now White is up in material23…Ng524.f3b625.Qf4Bd7time left – White:21 mins / Black:8 mins)26.Nd2Rc827.Rc1Rgc628.Qe3b529.f4Ne430.Nxe4fxe4time left – White:17 mins / Black:7 mins)31.a3a532.f5Bxf533.Qf4Bh7A lot of good moves have been played pretty fast. The Bishop might on the central square d7 would also holds Blacks position together nicely.34.Rf1Bg635.Rb1Rxc3time left – White:3 mins / Black:3 mins)36.Rxb5Rc1+37.Kf2R1c338.Rxa5A blunder under time pressure. White was too greedy!38…Rf3+39.Qxf3exf340.Kxf3Rc3+time left – White:2 mins / Black:1 mins)41.Kg4Black won the a-pawn, while White won both the d5 and h3 pawn. Game continued for 20 more moves after which White finally flaged with just 6 seconds left for Black.0–1
Randolf , Bruin1656
Andrew, O'Brien1350
Ennis Shield
December 6, 2014
Annotated by luke,scott
1.Nf3d52.d4Nf63.c4c64.Nc3e65.Qb3Nbd76.Bg5Solid Development,6…Be77.e3Qb6Black is trying to open the A file for some counter play, but i think he should be trying to play c5 and e5 while creating more tension in the centre8.Bd3a bit inaccurate should take on d5 before moving the bishop8…Qxb39.axb3I prefer white here, black really should have taken on c4 first before Qxb3, now whites centre is supported9…Ng8?!trying to play f6 then e5 maybe? not the best10.Bf4Bf6if black had his queen on c7 and waited a bit, e5 wouldn’t be that hard11.g4capitilising on blacks silly ng811…g612.c5white has the better pieces, more space and better development, he should be trying to open lines! e4 h4 or 0-0 was better12…Ne713.Bd6Ng8Black missed the chance of playing e5, but instead wastes time with his bad knight,14.Ke2Be715.Bg3Bf6black clearly has no plan here, remember; “A bad plan is better than no plan!”16.h4h517.g5Bg718.e4White begins to break down black’s pawn centre18…Ne719.e5with this move we can see white will be focusing on the queen side now19…O-O20.b4b621.cxb6Nxb6opening the c5, another lane-way of attack for white22.Bf4Bb723.Ra2Rfe824.Rha1white is starting to prepare his assault on the a and c pawns24…Nbc8defending the a-pawn,25.Na4!Great move25…Rb826.Bd2Bf827.Nc5Rd8All black can do is defend right now, so white should just continuously make improving moves28.Bc3Kh829.Nd2Kg730.Nf1White is trying to place his knight on b4 via e3 to c2 to b430…Ng831.Ne3Bxc532.bxc5Ba8All of black’s pieces are on the 8th rank, defending or doing nothing at all, while white’s pieces are active and serving a role33.b4trying to open more lines with b5 ideas33…Nge734.f4Rd735.Ra5Rc736.Kd2Rd737.Kc2Rc7b5 is coming38.Rb1Rd739.Be139.Be239…Rc740.Kc3Rd741.Nc2Rc742.Na3Rcb743.Ba6White is slowly but surely creeping into the black camp43…Rc744.Kd3Bb745.b5computer is now saying that position is equal after white played kd3, but i would rather have white in this position45…Bxa646.bxa6Rxb147.Nxb1Nf5White regains his advantage48.Ra2Kf8??Blunder, white can now crush through the B-file49.Rb2Ke849…Ke750.Nd2rb8 was far better50.Rb850…Rd751.Nb3Nce752.Na5Rd853.Nb7Ra8White is far far better here53…Rb854.Na5Kd854…Rd855.Nb7Ra855.Nb7+Ke856.Bf2Kd7??Blunder, white is a whole 15 points up according to the computer !57.Nd6Blacks flag fell, white had 3 minutes left on the clock.1–0
Tom, Collins1278
Danny, Dwyer1601
Ennis Shield5
December 3, 2014 – Blanchardstown
Annotated by luke,scott
1.Nf3d52.g3Nf63.Bg2Bf54.O-Oe6good play by both sides, put i think black should have established e5 a lot sooner5.d3Bd66.Nbd2Nbd77.b3Both sides are developing well, but i dislike white’s passive influence on the centre, black should play moves like c5 and e57…O-O8.Bb2Re8strengthening the e5 push9.c4White finally tries to break down black’s centre9…c610.Qc2Rc811.Rad1Qe7Both sides looking good12.e4!Computer likes this move12…dxe413.dxe4Bg614.Nh4e515.Nxg6hxg616.Nf3Ba317.Ba1Bd6Both players launch a succession of computer moves18.Qe2Nc5white is slightly better now after b419.Nh4throws away advantage19…Rcd820.b4computer still likes this, better late than never20…Ne621.c5Bc722.Qc4Rxd123.Rxd1Rd824.Qb3giving black a slight advantage after rxd124…Ng525.Rxd8+Qxd826.Nxg6??Blunder!!!26…Ngxe4??misses:26…Qd2any sort of moves besides Qe3 and Qc427.Qe327.Bf1Ng427.Nh4Qe1+28.Bf1Nh3+29.Kg2Qxf2+30.Kxh3Qxf1+31.Ng2Nxe432.Qe3Nf2+33.Kh4Qc4+34.Kg5Qg4#27.Qc4Ng428.Qf1fxg627…Qxe328.fxe3fxg627.Nxe5Bxe528.Bxe5Qd2computer says position is equal, but it is 2N vs 2B..29.Bxe4??Hanging a piece29…Qe1+30.Kg2Qxe4+31.Kg1Qxe5Black is whole piece up, game it pretty much over as now black can swap queens:32.Qd3Qe1+33.Kg2Qe4+34.Qxe4Nxe435.Kf3There seems to be moves missing or wrong moves recorded at this point…..35.f335…Nf636.Kf4Kf837.Ke537.Kf5Ke738.Ke537…Ke738.h3Nd539.f4Nxb440.g4Nxa241.f5a542.g5a443.h4a344.h5Nc145.h6gxh646.gxh6a247.f6+Kd748.Kf5a1=Q49.Kg5Qb10–1
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