Fast Chess - Blitz 国际象棋，快棋游戏

国际象棋; 快棋游戏.          Guójì xiàngqi; kuài qí yóuxì.

What an unusual opening move by Black after White’s traditional beginning of e4!

The game is over in 16 moves. Here are the recorded moves of the two players:

White was not familiar with the c5 move and he stuck on the traditional second move, d4.

When Black replied with 2. … c x d4 White replied with 3. Q x d4, placing the Q at the centre of the Board.

Black threatened White’s Q by moving Nd6. White’s Q retreated back to d1.

Then Black played 4. …   g6 instead of what was usual, Nf6.  Black’s plan appeared to  be to get the Bishop out to g7.

White’s move 5. Bb5 wanting to exchange N with B might sound great but it would have been better if White played Nf3 to start at releasing the N into the game.  The reply by Black Bg7 was expected.

6. B x c6 by White was a bad move.  As mentioned, Nc3, would be a better move.

The next four moves: 6. ,,, b x c6; 7. Nf3   Ba6;   8. Nc3   Rb8;  9. Bs3.  Nf6;  and 10. e5.  Ng4 were all standard moves.

7. … Ba6 was a good move as it stopped White from castling on the K’s side.

Move # 10 by White, 10. e5 was a mistake and did not further develop the pieces and did not defend the pawn at b2.

White’s 11. h3 was a mistake. 11. Qd4 would be a better move, still threatening Black’s N while making way for castling on the Q side. This would have prevented the eventual defeat.

Three more mistakes by White ended the game.  The last mistake was a blunder.

Follow on: 11. h3 (mistake)    N x e3

12. f x e3.  R x b2

13. Rb1 (another mistake)    Kf2 would have been a better move

13. …   R x b1

14. N x b1.   Qa5+

15. c3 (mistake again).   Better to have moved Qd2 

15. …    Qxa2

16. Qc1 (blunder here)   The danger would have been avoided had White moved Nd2.  

16. …    Qe2#. Check Mate.