GUEST1384046-Guga (5'-blitz on line 2010)
(Dutch Defense).
1.d4, e6;
Mossa elastic that allows the return to the various defense installations.
2.c4, f5;
choosing the Dutch Defense.
3.Nc3, Nf6; 4.Ag5;
A minor variant: 4.Cf3 better or 4.g3.
4 ... Be7; 5.Axf6, aXf6; 6.e4 !?...
a violent move. Considering that he gave his bishop's house black to white defendant would play the sequence e3 Bd3-CF3-CF3 or-00-g3-AG2, and only then decide whether to push the pawn one or two steps.
6 ..., 00; 7.Ad3, fxe4;
With the King to secure Black can safely open the column "f".
8.Axe4 ?!...
Better 8.Cxe4 with the intention to eliminate the strong Black Ensign
8 ... c6; 9.Dd3, g6;
also to provide a better home all'Af6, as well as stop white's attack.
10.Cf3, Bg7; 11:00? ...
Fatal error! Now the White Ensign (or Horse) to pay.
11 ... d5; 12.cxd5, exd5; 13.Axg6?! ...
sink or swim! White is forced to give only two pawns for the bishop, though important.
13 ... hxg6; 14.Dxg6, DF6; 15.Dh5 ...
The white, of course not change the women and tries to amass his pieces on 'wing of the King ... But Black does the same, among other things, taking advantage of the exposed posizone the Black Queen.
15 ... Bf5; 16.Ch4, Ah7; 17.Ce2, Sd7; 18.Cg3, TF7; 19.Tae1, Taf8; 20.Te3, DH6; 21.Dg4, Nf6; 22.Chf5 !?...
barrel orbi! ... The white, short of time, the solution test of strength.
22 ... Cxf5; 23.Cxh6 + Axh6; 24.Tee1? and leaves.
Even after the apparent improvement 24.Tee2, Cxf2; 25.Txf2, E3!; the game is over.
(Comment by Guga)
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