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great job..would you please do one on the Colle opening, (Koltanowski variation ie c3) for my openings in tournaments i'm just using the KIA and the colle, and i put my study time on the endgame techniques. great video, if there was a chess supebowl on tv you would be a great play by play man
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Hi,
Enjoyed the game. I also like the k.i.a, because of the many ways you can go with it. Thanks!
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the line you posted is correct. I'm not sure how you evaluate 32. Rxe5 Be7 as being better. You are just down a rook and a bishop with no attack left.
Fortunately, your opponent didn't play Be7 and walked into a mate in 2, but he didn't have to, which is why 32. Qxc5 is by far the best move. It's the only good move.
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Do more videos! I love your commentary style!
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After black plays dxe5 taking your rook, you should have played Qxc5+
This would have won the bishop and the rook on a7 in the next move.
After Rxe5, your opponent has Be7 which stops all of your tactics and now you are just down a ton of material.
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HardDazedKnight 4 years ago
Qxc5+ leads to Qe7 & rook capture on a7, but Fritz takes the game in this direction: 33...Be8 34. Qb8 h4 35. Rxe5 Qxe5 36. Qxe5 37. Bxf7 Qf4 etc. I think the main line is best.
HardDazedKnight 4 years ago