97 - continue ...
Going back to number 96, we begin to look a bit 'of analysis (after 1. E4 e5 2. CF3 Nc6 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. C: C e5: e5 ).
is spontaneous, irreverent after the 4 th leg of the White, the thrust 5. d4 ( what else?) and here begins the colossal mess. The lines that follow the game are simply transcriptions of blitz games played online, with omission of the names of actors who, in most cases, are: a) computer chess, b) players who pinned on his chest distinctive MF ( "six chatterbox!" good memory).
alternatives, the assumption stated in the previous post ("that-I-keep-me-lo), are 5. ... Nc6 and 5. ... CG6. Let 5. ... Nc6 6. CB8 d5 7. e5 CG8 (the line "return to origin") 8. c6 d6 9. AC4 f6 10. DH5 + g6 11. e: f6! Q: f6 12. De2 + Kd8 13. Ce4 and Black leaves. No, that's wrong. More complicated
presents the hypothesis of 5. ... CG6. Arived.
5. ... CG6 6. CG8 e5 7. AC4 d5 (a line of play suggested by Euwe few decades ago) 8. A: d5 c6 9. AB3 AE6 10. 00 A: b3 11. a: b3 f5 12. DD3 C6e7 13. AG5 g6 14. d5 c: d5 15. Tfe1 h6 16. AF6 TH7 17. CB5 Bg7 18. Dc3 Rf8 19. Cc7 and Black leaves.
Let's look at another (after 1. E4 e5 2. Nc6 CF3 3. Nc3 Nf6 4. C: C e5: e5 5. d4 Nc6 6. d5 and now opts for the Black 6. ... Se5. We also see this.
7. f4 CG6 8. CG8 e5 9. d6! (Pedone this will be a constant thorn in the side of the Black) c: d6 10. e: d6 and mo '? Not working
10. ... a6 for 11. De2 + C8e7 12. AE3 b5 13. Nd5 and black leaves. It is best
10. ... DF6 , but difficulties persist in the Black: 11. CB5 Kd8 12. DE6 E3 13. DD4 Nf6 14. AC4 DE4 15. 000 D: d4 16. T: d4 a6 17. TE4! Be7 18. A: f7 Nd5 19. A: d5 Ke8 20. Cc7 + Rf8 21. AC5 and Black leaves.
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