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Fritz11 Printout, , 10/7/2011 1 o Dennis Burke Divij Rajesh Eastern Open [Mike Callaham] C771 '1701 1210 27.12.2011 The Ruy Lopez. This centuries old opening has many variants. In this game White plays very timidly and presents Black opportunity after opporunity to take the full point. A 500 point difference in ratings can cause you to see many ghosts and phantoms. The way to make them disappear is with calculation! Everyone makes mistakes at the board. Sometimes they are small and sometimes they are big. Ratings don't play chess games, people do! I say this to you without worry of arguement from stronger players, " In every game you've ever played, there were opportunities for both sides to change the outcome of the game, and they were missed!" Expect errors from every opponent and you'll get them! 1.e4 eS 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.BbS a6 4.Ba4 Nf6 S.d3 bS 6.Bb3 d6?! Diagram . (Diagram 1) While this move looks normal, it does not meet the demands of the posiion! 6... Bc5, 6...h6, 6...Bb7, and 6...Bd6 are all better moves because they further black's development. The text move invites an attack while the recommended moves virtually force white to keep developing! 7.h3?! 7.Nc3, 7.0-0, and7.Be3 were I all better and more normal [7.Ng5 d5D B.exd5 Nd4 9.0-0 Nxd5 10.Nc3 c6 11.Nf3 Bg4 12.Bxd5 cxd5 13.Qe1 Nxc2 (13 ...Nxf3+? 14.gxf3 Bxf3 15.Qxe5+ Be7 16.Re1 b4 17.Na4 Qd7 18.Qxg7 Qg4+ 19. Qxg4 Bxg4±) 14.Qxe5+ Be6 15.RbH offers a slight advantage but 7. h3 calls upon the player with black to come up with his own good moves! ] 7...Be7 8.c3 0-0 9.0-0 Be6?! I Diagram (Diagram 2) 9..h6 does more to help black maintain the continuing change of initiative and would help rob the night on f3 and the dark squared bishop of forward movement 10.Bc2:t: dS 11.Nbd2 dxe4 12.dxe4 h6 13.Qe2?! Diagram [13.Nh4! g6 14.Nb3 Qxd1 15.Rxd1 Kg7 16.Be3 RfdB 17.Nf3 a5!?:;:] Black has the initiative and a slight advantage. 13.Nh4 may be a little better 13...NhS?! [ 13 QcB! ] [ 13 QbB!? Both of these moves take advantage of the fact that white is a little cramped. The knight on d2 is stuck there because of the threat of Bc4. ] 14.NxeS! Nf4 1S.Qf3 Nxh3+ Diagram

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Page 1: Fritz11 Printout, , 10/7/2011 1 - Virginia Scholastic …...2011/12/27  · Fritz11 Printout, , 10/7/2011 1 o Dennis Burke • Divij Rajesh Eastern Open [Mike Callaham] C771 '1701

Fritz11 Printout, , 10/7/2011 1

o Dennis Burke• Divij RajeshEastern Open[Mike Callaham]

C771'17011210

27.12.2011

The Ruy Lopez. Thiscenturies old opening hasmany variants. In this gameWhite plays very timidly andpresents Black opportunityafter opporunity to take the fullpoint. A 500 point differencein ratings can cause you tosee many ghosts andphantoms. The way to makethem disappear is withcalculation! Everyone makesmistakes at the board.Sometimes they are small andsometimes they are big.Ratings don't play chessgames, people do! I say thisto you without worry ofarguement from strongerplayers, " In every gameyou've ever played, there wereopportunities for both sides tochange the outcome of thegame, and they were missed!"Expect errors from everyopponent and you'll get them!1.e4 eS 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.BbS a64.Ba4 Nf6 S.d3 bS 6.Bb3d6?! Diagram .

(Diagram 1)

While this move looks normal,it does not meet the demandsof the posiion! 6 ... Bc5, 6...h6,6 ...Bb7, and 6...Bd6 are allbetter moves because theyfurther black's development.The text move invites anattack while the recommendedmoves virtually force white tokeep developing! 7.h3?!7.Nc3, 7.0-0, and7.Be3 were

I all better and more normal[7.Ng5 d5D B.exd5 Nd49.0-0 Nxd5 10.Nc3 c611.Nf3 Bg4 12.Bxd5 cxd513.Qe1 Nxc2 (13 ...Nxf3+?14.gxf3 Bxf3 15.Qxe5+ Be716.Re1 b4 17.Na4 Qd718.Qxg7 Qg4+ 19.Qxg4Bxg4±) 14.Qxe5+ Be615.RbH offers a slightadvantage but 7.h3 callsupon the player with black tocome up with his own goodmoves! ]

7...Be7 8.c3 0-0 9.0-0 Be6?!I Diagram

(Diagram 2)

9..h6 does more to help blackmaintain the continuingchange of initiative and wouldhelp rob the night on f3 andthe dark squared bishop offorward movement 10.Bc2:t:dS 11.Nbd2 dxe4 12.dxe4h6 13.Qe2?! Diagram

[13.Nh4! g6 14.Nb3 Qxd115.Rxd1 Kg7 16.Be3 RfdB17.Nf3 a5!?:;:]

Black has the initiative and aslight advantage. 13.Nh4 maybe a little better 13...NhS?!

[ 13 QcB! ][ 13 QbB!? Both of thesemoves take advantage of thefact that white is a littlecramped. The knight on d2is stuck there because of thethreat of Bc4. ]

14.NxeS! Nf4 1S.Qf3 Nxh3+Diagram