[Event "Rated Classical game"]
[Site "https://lichess.org/VmC7GHrU"]
[Date "2018.12.21"]
[Round "-"]
[White "schachschachschach"]
[Black "srbhkshk"]
[Result "1-0"]
[Annotator "https://lichess.org/@/schachschachschach"]
[BlackElo "1622"]
[ECO "A00"]
[Opening "Hungarian Opening"]
[Termination "Normal"]
[TimeControl "2700+0"]
[UTCDate "2018.12.22"]
[UTCTime "05:48:30"]
[Variant "Standard"]
[WhiteElo "1704"]

{ This is a study for players rated 1300-1700 :)
Find a good first move for white!

If you want to help me with my newest project (analysing master games and maybe making them interactive too) message me! } 1. g3 { This is the Hungarian Opening, but there is a much more simple way to start the game. } ( 1. e4 { Very good. e4 is one of the best moves to start with. [%clk 0:45:00] } 1... e5 { Black answers with e5. What next? [%clk 0:45:00] } 2. Nf3 { Very good! This move is developing a piece :) [%clk 0:44:54] } ( 2. Bc4 { This is a good move too, but usually we start with the knight. } ) ( 2. Nc3 { This move is okay, but a little bit passive. } ) ( 2. Ba6 { Black can take the bishop! [%csl Ga6][%cal Gb7a6] } ) 2... Nc6 { Black defends with Nc6. What now? [%clk 0:44:46] } 3. Bb5 { Very good! This is called Ruy Lopez. And it's a strong opening for white. [%clk 0:44:52] } ( 3. c3 { This move blocks the knight. Try something else! [%cal Gb1c3,Gb1d2] } ) ( 3. Bc4 { Strong move! But there is a better one! [%csl Gf7][%cal Gc4f7] } ) ( 3. Nc3 { This move is a little bit passive. } ) 3... a6 { Where should we move the bishop? [%clk 0:44:13] } 4. Ba4 { Correct. The bishop stays in the diagonal. Also he may exchange later. [%csl Gc6][%cal Ga4e8] [%clk 0:44:50] } ( 4. Bc4 { There is a better move. } ) 4... b5 { Where should we move the bishop now? [%clk 0:44:06] } 5. Bb3 { Very good! Now we are on the same diagonal as with c4, but black's pawn structure is questionable. [%csl Bc4][%cal Gb3f7,Bf1c4,Gb5a4,Ga4b3] [%clk 0:44:48] } 5... Bb7 { Black uses the created hole to develop his bishop. What is the next logical move for white? [%clk 0:44:03] } 6. O-O { Correct. Castling provides king safety. [%clk 0:43:25] } ( 6. d4 { That is the best move, but another one was played. } ) 6... Bc5 { Black attacks with his bishop. What should we play next? [%clk 0:43:48] } 7. c3 { Very good! This move reduces options for black, provides space and prepares the move d4! [%csl Rb4,Rd4][%cal Gb3c2,Gd2d4] [%clk 0:43:19] } ( 7. d3 { d3 is a solid move, but too passive and not fighting enough for the center. } ) ( 7. Nc3 { Developing a piece is good, but there is a better move here. } ) ( 7. a3 { Close. There is a similar move which is better. } ) ( 7. d4 { We need more defenders, before playing this move. } ) 7... Bb6 { Black gets the bishop to a safer place. What next? [%clk 0:43:44] } 8. d4 { Yes! We play d4 anyway. We fight for the center! [%csl Gd5,Gd4,Ge5,Ge4] [%clk 0:42:05] } ( 8. Nxe5 { This move loses the knight! [%csl Ge5][%cal Gc6e5] } ) 8... Na5 $2 { Black puts his knight in a bad position to attack our bishop. How should we use this against him? [%clk 0:43:29] } 9. Bxf7+ { Knight takes e5 is better, but if black makes a mistake now he will lose a lot. [%clk 0:41:12] } ( 9. Nxe5 { This wins a pawn, but a sacrifice could be more interesting. } ) ( 9. Bc2 { Definitely one of the best moves. In the game another was played. } ) 9... Kxf7 { We sacrificed the bishop. How do we get enough compensation? [%clk 0:43:18] } 10. Nxe5+ { Correct. We take control of the center and attack the king again. [%clk 0:41:10] } ( 10. Bg5 { Good move, but it gives black the opportunity to develop his knight. [%cal Gg8f6] } ) 10... Ke8 { Black moves the king to the wrong place. What next? [%clk 0:43:00] } 11. Qh5+ { Perfect. Kf8 is mate and g6 loses the rook. (In the game g6 was played, but we will discuss the third option) [%cal Gg7g6,Ge5g6,Be8f8] [%clk 0:41:07] } 11... Ke7 { Ke7?? What is your reaction to this move? } 12. Qf7+ { Correct! The king has only one square! [%cal Ge7d6] } ( 12. Na3 { This knight isnt helping a lot there. } ) ( 12. Re1 { There is a much better move. } ) ( 12. f4 { This is bad as it opens up the diagonal for the bishop. [%csl Gd4][%cal Gb6g1] } ) ( 12. f3 { This is bad as it opens up the diagonal for the bishop. [%csl Gd4][%cal Gb6g1] } ) ( 12. Nd2 { There is a better move. } ) ( 12. Bg5+ { The knight can come in between. [%csl Gf6][%cal Gg8f6] } ) ( 12. Qg5+ { The king can just go back. [%csl Gf8][%cal Ge7f8] } ) ( 12. Ng6+ { Great fork! But there is a better move. [%cal Gg6h8,Gg6e7] } ) 12... Kd6 { How do you continue? } 13. Nc4+ $3 { Very well! We keep checking the king so we have time to activate more pieces. } ( 13. c4 { Nice attempt, but there is something better! :) } ) ( 13. f4 { This is bad as it opens up the diagonal for the bishop. [%csl Gd4][%cal Gb6g1] } ) ( 13. f3 { This is bad as it opens up the diagonal for the bishop. [%csl Gd4][%cal Gb6g1] } ) ( 13. Qe6+ { The king can take the Queen. [%csl Ge6][%cal Gd6e6] } ) ( 13. Qd5+ { The bishop can take the Queen. [%csl Gd5][%cal Gb7d5] } ) ( 13. Qc4 { The pawn can take the Queen. [%csl Gc4][%cal Gb5c4] } ) ( 13. Qf6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gf6][%cal Gg7f6] } ) ( 13. Qg6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gg6][%cal Gh7g6] } ) ( 13. Bf4 { This is a good move, but it is too slow. Here a "Zwischenzug" is better before playing Bf4. [%cal Gb7e4] } ) 13... Nxc4 { Now how do we checkmate? } 14. Bf4+ { Right! The king is trapped in his own bishop-pawn structure. } ( 14. e5+ { This doesn't lead to a checkmate. Black can take with his knight. [%csl Ge5][%cal Gc4e5] } ) ( 14. f4 { This move is losing. Queen and bishop are both quite trapped. [%csl Ge4,Rc1,Rf7][%cal Gb7e4] } ) ( 14. d5 { This way black can recover. [%csl Gf6][%cal Gd8f6] } ) ( 14. Bg5 { Black can take this bishop. [%csl Gg5][%cal Gd8g5] } ) ( 14. Qf6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gf6][%cal Gg7f6] } ) ( 14. Qg6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gg6][%cal Gh7g6] } ) 14... Ne5 { How should we take the knight? } 15. Bxe5+ { Correct! Keeping the pawn structure healthy and keeping control over the c5 square. [%csl Gc5] } ( 15. dxe5+ { This is correct too, but usually it is better to keep a healthy pawn structure as you don't always see if there will be a mate. [%cal Gd6c5,Gb2b4] } ) 15... Kc6 { Black blocks of his own bishop. How do we checkmate? } 16. Qd5# { Perfect! You won the game. Please click the ‚ù§Ô∏è-Button if you liked it :) } ( 16. c4 { There is a faster way to checkmate. } ) ( 16. d5+ { There is a faster way to checkmate. } ) ( 16. Qc4+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gc4][%cal Gb5c4] } ) ( 16. Qe6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Ge6][%cal Gd7e6] } ) ( 16. Bxg7 { We don't need the rook. } ) ( 16. Qxg7 { We don't need the rook. } ) ( 16. Qg6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gg6][%cal Gh7g6] } ) ( 16. Qf6+ { This move loses the Queen. [%csl Gf6][%cal Gg7f6] } ) ) ( 1. d4 { d4 is a very strong move, but in this game e4 was played. } ) ( 1. Nf3 { Good move! Here e4 was played. } ) ( 1. b3 { Interesting opening, in this game e4 was the first move. } ) ( 1. c4 { This is the English Opening, good first move. In this game 1.e4 was played. } ) 1-0