Nodirbek Abdusattorov vs Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa (2024)

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Nodirbek Abdusattorov vs Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa
Prague Masters (2024), Prague CZE, rd 6, Mar-04
Spanish Game: Morphy Defense. Cozio Defense (C70) · 0-1

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Mar-04-24		Korora: As of 10.♖e1, Abdussatorov is definitely behind in development. The QB still cannot move yet, and the QN can only develop onto the rim.

Mar-04-24		Andrew Chapman: 'definitely behind in development' I wouldn't say 'definitely' - white is castled.

Mar-04-24		Honza Cervenka: 11...0-0-0 can be an option here.

Mar-04-24		Korora: <Andrew Chapman> I'd also noticed that Black's ♗s were more mobile than White's Q-side pieces.

Mar-04-24		offramp: White just played 34. Bh5. click for larger view That was a surprise, for me. I don't get the point of it.

Mar-04-24		offramp: I'd say that White is <definitely> behind in development.

Mar-04-24		offramp: Now that the queens are off White has chances of survival. click for larger view The black ♕ + ♗ could have been potent.

Mar-04-24		Andrew Chapman: The machine says equal until 36. Re2. Then Black to move would be a puzzle.

Mar-04-24		Rdb: <Andrew Chapman: The machine says equal until 36. Re2. Then Black to move would be a puzzle> Equal till move 35. 36. Re2 is a blunder . After that it is Tuesday puzzle , imo . .

Mar-04-24		Atking: Again Vishy Anand is happy...

Mar-04-24		offramp: White made an error with 36. Re2, but I think the lead up is interesting. I am sure that Abdusattorov was unhappy without his position. His king was a bit exposed. Here he wanted to 'improve' his bishop. click for larger view He played 33. Bf3. He may have had the idea of 33...Qxb2, 34. Qxb2 Bxb2 35. Bd5, attacking f7 - where Black might have to play ...Nh8. Strewth! After 33. Bf3 Black played 33...h6. White played 34. Bh5 and Black replied with a normal move: 34...Qd5. click for larger view White played 35. Bf3, going back, attacking the black queen. I think White was dithering a bit, and this was the prelude to the mistake.

Mar-04-24		whiteshark: No one masters anything without hard work.

Mar-05-24		coolthing76: Could we say that White shouldn't have resisted the light squared Bishop exchange -specially on g2- many times? My guess is that what made Black's tactic -winning 2 pieces for a Rook- possible later.

Mar-05-24		Andrew Chapman: <<Andrew Chapman: The machine says equal until 36. Re2. Then Black to move would be a puzzle> Equal till move 35. 36. Re2 is a blunder .>Well yes, that is what I meant, but you have got me thinking about the meaning of 'until'. The question can be expressed in terms of whether it is inclusive or exclusive: https://ell.stackexchange.com/quest...

Mar-05-24		Rdb: < Andrew Chapman: <<Andrew Chapman: The machine says equal until 36. Re2. Then Black to move would be a puzzle> Equal till move 35. 36. Re2 is a blunder .>Well yes, that is what I meant, but you have got me thinking about the meaning of 'until'. The question can be expressed in terms of whether it is inclusive or exclusive> Yes , I too thought that that is what you meant , however , I wrote it anyways for my own clarity because English is my second language and I too was not clear whether until means including that move or not . Sorry , if I came across as a jerk . Thank you for your posts . Regards 🙏 🙏

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