Second 45/45 Game: Quiescence Errors
My second game in the 45 45 league can be seen with annotations here. Two tactical errors, which I would have avoided by simply thinking through the natural move sequence, destroyed me. I also played horribly in the endgame, missing an obvious attack that would have given me some chances. Hence, a loss as black.
Thanks to Sancho Pawnza for going over the game with me afterwards. He also taught me the basics of K/B/B and K/N/B vs K mating patterns. I've got the K/B/B down (yippee!) but the K/N/B mate is pretty tricky. I can't yet do it within 50 moves.
Thanks to Sancho Pawnza for going over the game with me afterwards. He also taught me the basics of K/B/B and K/N/B vs K mating patterns. I've got the K/B/B down (yippee!) but the K/N/B mate is pretty tricky. I can't yet do it within 50 moves.
posted by Blue Devil Knight at 7/04/2006 11:03:00 AM
2 Comments:
Yeah, it is tough after losing a pawn outright so early. I see you have advanced, as you really have a clear sense about the material mistakes.
In that endgame, i thought winning the exchange for a pawn was not worth allowing White's connected passed pawns. You are thinking at a high level, but you just made a couple optimistic errors. Thanks for posting.
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