My first post on Chess.
Statutory warning : I am an avowed amateur player !
I played this game almost three yrs ago, in my 10th grade. Although the game ( or the opponent ) may not seem ( why ‘may’, it IS NOT ) that mature, but I love this match to rewind again and again for two reasons. First, this is my first victory against any chess program. Second, the wisdom of this game has helped me win many matches on this line. Now I start my every game as white by 1 e4 ( the Polgar style ).
This game is played against a monotonous chess program called ‘KChess’. It knows only to attack. The interface even doesn’t have the option to flip the board ! I scrapped it long ago. Now I play in Chessmaster 9000. To an amateur like me, it’s ‘gola’ ( ISI lingo ! ).
Anyway, the match.
White : Subha (me), Black : KChess.
Opening : French-ish.
1 e4 e6 2 e5 Nc6 3 d4 Bb4+
Why on earth? Fianchettoing it is maybe a good option.
4 c3 Ba5 5 b4 Bb6 6 b5 Nce7 7 Nf3 c6 8 Ng5 f6
Black is trying hard, and my play violates the basic opening principles.
9 Ne4 Bc7
Otherwise the Kt was headed for d6.
10 f4 fxe5 11 fxe5 cxb5 12 Bxb5 a6 13 Bd3
Maintains the advanced pawn and gives white light bishop a good outpost. Typical of the French.
13 … Nd5 14 O-O
Taking control of the dangerously open f-file.
14 … g6
Inexplicable. The program should’ve figured out the oncoming assault.
15 Bg5 Nge7 16 Nf6+ Nxf6 17 exf6 O-O 18 fxe7 Rxf1 19 Qxf1 Qe8 20 Qf6 Bd6
Only line that gives black ‘less’ loss. A mini-zugzwang !
21 Nd2 Bxe7 22 Qxe7 Qxe7 23 Bxe7 1-0
Of course these chess programs don’t resign and it dragged along the game. But it is not worth to mention anymore.


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