Submitted by: | Alan Davies | ||
Submitted: | 1 April 2016 10:57 pm | ||
White: | Collins, Tony (79) | South Hams | |
Black: | Davies, Alan | South Hams | |
Game Date: | 31 March 2016 | ||
Competition: | M. Wray Shield | ||
Result: | 1-0 | ||
Private: | No |
8 April 2016, 11:15 pm | Alan Davies |
It is some consolation to know that even very experienced players like yourself still have problems with time David. I seem to be avoiding obvious blunders myself quite well, but I definitely need to find better moves a bit quicker over the board! That is an good point about 33. Reb1 which is the strongest move according to Shredder. The strongest reply seems to be 33....Rxb1+ which results in the loss of the Black Bishop and a clear defeat for Black. Perhaps I shouldn't be too sore about losing this game! | |
8 April 2016, 12:19 pm | David Archer |
Yeah losing on time is a tough lesson I'm still learning after suffering from that in my last two Division1 games. At first I was a little indignant after the matches but after calming down I know that the time is a BIG part of playing competitive chess and if your opponent uses it better then well played to them... So it's well played Tony. Looking at the game I noticed a possible move 33 R(e)b1 which (I think) forces 33...Rb3 and then 34. Rd1 c6 35. Ra6. Just an idea. | |
1 April 2016 10:57 pm | Alan Davies |
Yeah losing on time is a tough lesson I'm still learning after suffering from that in my last two Division1 games. At first I was a little indignant after the matches but after calming down I know that the time is a BIG part of playing competitive chess and if your opponent uses it better then well played to them... So it's well played Tony. Looking at the game I noticed a possible move 33 R(e)b1 which (I think) forces 33...Rb3 and then 34. Rd1 c6 35. Ra6. Just an idea. |
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