Keith
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Found a tactic in the stonewall! While it involved a lot of sharp lines after analysis, it was great fun! I had no idea how it would work out and feel like my opponent did not need to resign as I made some mistakes.
Check out this #chess game: armyguy63b vs lt_oz – https://www.chess.com/game/122210751554
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Guess what I missed 😅 got excited and did an oops
Nelson be like “how many times do I have to tell you how to do a smothered mate?????”
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Keith posted an update a year ago
While analyzing Nelson’s recent stream, it was white to play and he said he couldn’t stop R-d3 after his next move. Wouldn’t Q-g2 allow white to defend from there with R-f3 to block a check? I’m probably not seeing something. Idk.
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Looks like after Qg2, black could play Qxc3+ which forks the rook at a1. I guess white could save the rook with Be3, but then that loses the bishop.
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Surprisingly this position is survivable. While the engine says black is far better, its not a rapid checkmate. This after I misplayed my stonewall opening. While I won after Nd2 then threatening queen with Be5, engine said Nd2 was not correct so I went through the best moves.
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Keith posted an update a year ago
By far the weirdest opening I’ve seen. Kádas. Toward the end I was freaking about time pressure and missed mate in 1. Still played pretty well. Good game to my opponent 👍🏼
https://www.chess.com/game/121954663560
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Thought move 24 was a blunder but it was accidentally brilliant 😅
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/121860441082?tab=analysis&move=51
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Pawn pusher game. Sadly, opponent blundered their queen. Previously had a game like this and ran out of time overthinking. Enjoyed using the analysis to study my moves further
https://www.chess.com/game/121788465264
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Here is another time I was in a strong position thanks to stonewall opening but did not see the forced mate. 😃 Luckily I still won after black blundered but it was much later.
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Just a glance, I’d play Qh5. With that much force around a a bare king, there has to be a mate.
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Keith posted an update a year ago
Merry Christmas good people.
For variety I enjoy playing a little “silly chess” and trying to think of a good move despite a losing position. The misses are what I enjoy looking for most.
This game my opponent made a few mistakes too so I happened to win. https://www.chess.com/game/121678971702
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Keith posted an update a year ago
While this was a nice looking win, it wasn’t planned; it just sort of appeared. Nevertheless I’ll take it and giod game to my opponent 👍🏼
https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/121656182820?tab=review&move=49
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