Once again we see I go with yet another Caro-Kann I’m starting to see a trend. Although I got out of theory pretty quickly when I had a slight mouse slip on move 3 and I hung a piece in the middle game which was ultimately why I lost.
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[#]
1.e4
c6
2.d4
d5
3.e5
Be6 Standard advanced Caro-Kann however i had what I will call a mouse slip and dropped the bishop one square to short.
4.Nf3
f6 I played f6 hoping that he would trade and I would be able to get my Knight out but if he doesn’t then I am going to have a hard time developing the Knight.
5.Bd3
Nd7
6.O-O
Nb6
7.Qe1
Nh6 Due to the queen behind the pawn I didn’t feel I could move the Bishop on e6 for fear of having the pawn pushed to e6 and then being force to trade queens on d7 after I have to sac the bishop to get the pawn of the 6th rank.
[7...Bd7
8.e6
Bxe6
9.Qxe6
Qd7
10.Qxd7
Nxd7
]
8.Bxh6
gxh6
9.exf6
Qd7
10.Ne5
Qc8
11.fxe7
Bxe7
12.Nc3
Nc4
13.Bxc4
dxc4
14.Qe2
Rg8
15.Qh5
Rg6
16.Nxg6
hxg6
17.Qxg6
Bf7
18.Qxh6
Qe6
19.Qxe6
Bxe6 Even with the poor play I thought that I stood a chance to get a win here if I played flawless.
20.Rfe1
Kf7
21.Re2
Rg8
22.Kh1
Bd5 And with that the game is over, the lapsed time for that move was less than 2 seconds, being down an exchange and two pawns I could not afford a trade.
23.Nxd5
cxd5
24.Rae1
Bd6
25.g3
b5
26.Re6
Rd8
27.h4
Bb4
28.c3
Bf8
29.h5
b4
30.g4
a5
31.g5 Connected passers and doubled up rooks keeping the king on the kingside, nothing can be done, I should have resigned when I traded the bishop for the knight.
Black resigns
[1-0]
This game was all about attention to detail and what happens when you venture from theory too early in the game without a proper plan.
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