Reto 1800 en partidas Blitz -1/ Challenge 1800 in Blitz games -1

Debido al gran esfuerzo que están haciendo Hive account@stayoutoftherz y Hive account@chessbrotherspro, para impulsar el ajedrez dentro de la comunidad de Hive, a través de sus torneos semanales y la creación de contenido, me he propuesto un reto, el cual consiste en subir mi ELO a 1800 puntos en la plataforma Lichess, se que no será tarea fácil, pero estoy seguro que sí será divertida.

Voy a intentar traerles semanalmente, alguna partida o posición que me resulte interesante para así compartir mi progreso con ustedes.

La partida que les quiero mostrar hoy tiene sus imprecisiones y errores, pero no deja de ser instructiva, fue jugada en la modalidad de blitz 3+0, contra el usuario Ramazan1986, la cual presento a continuación:

Quiero mencionar , lo que para mi, son 3 momentos importantes de la partida, y que son parte de los consejos que vengo tomando de los análisis de partidas de algunos de mis youtubers favoritos.

El primero es aprovechar el desarrollo de mis piezas con una salida prematura de la dama contraria. Sabemos que quien tiene mayor desarrollo de sus piezas tiene la ventaja y la iniciativa de la partida:

Otro punto clave, es presionar en la debilidad de peón retrasado de d7. Los peones retrasado son una debilidad importante en la posición, ya que al no tener otro peón detrás de él en las columnas adyacentes, no pueden ser defendidos, y su avance genera complicaciones:

Y por último, la importancia de infiltrar un caballo en la posición enemiga, que limita mucho de espacio al contrario, ejerce mucha presión en en la última fila y crea una barrera entre la dama y el rey contrario, evitando que pueda llegar a tiempo a la defensa:

Para finalizar quería comentar, que luego de la final del mundial FIDE que acaba de terminar hace poco, donde Magnus Carlsen se impuso de manera contundente sobre Ian Nepomniachtchi,y además del gran publicidad hacia el ajedrez que generó la presentación de Rey Enigma y Anatoli Kárpov en la final de Got Talent España, el año 2022 puede ser un gran año para este deporte. Muchos ajedrecistas en el mundo de las redes sociales se han impuesto retos, Carlsen quiere llegar a los 2900 puntos de ELO, se viene el mundial de rápidas y partidas relámpago, toda una cantidad de eventos afortunados que nos emociona a los aficionados de este gran deporte.

Muchas gracias por leerme...

Due to the great effort being made by Hive account@stayoutoftherz and Hive account@chessbrotherspro, to promote chess within the Hive community, through their weekly tournaments and content creation, I have set myself a challenge, which is to raise my ELO to 1800 points on the platform Lichess, I know it will not be an easy task, but I'm sure it will be fun.

I will try to bring you weekly, some game or position that I find interesting in order to share my progress with you.

The game I want to show you today has its inaccuracies and mistakes, but it is instructive, it was played in blitz mode 3+0, against the user Ramazan1986, which I present below:

I want to mention, what for me, are 3 important moments of the game, and that are part of the advice that I have been taking from the analysis of games of some of my favorite youtubers.

The first is to take advantage of the development of my pieces with a premature exit of the opponent's queen. We know that whoever has more development of his pieces has the advantage and the initiative of the game:

Another key point is to press on the backward pawn weakness on d7. The backward pawns are an important weakness in the position, since not having another pawn behind it on the adjacent columns, they cannot be defended, and their advance generates complications:

And finally, the importance of infiltrating a knight in the enemy position, which limits a lot of space to the opponent, exerts a lot of pressure on the last row and creates a barrier between the queen and the opponent's king, preventing it from reaching the defense in time:

Finally I wanted to comment that after the FIDE World Championship final that just ended recently, where Magnus Carlsen won convincingly over Ian Nepomniachtchi, and in addition to the great publicity for chess generated by the presentation of King Enigma and Anatoli Karpov in the final of Got Talent Spain, the year 2022 can be a great year for the sport. Many chess players in the world of social networks have set themselves challenges, Carlsen wants to reach 2900 ELO points, the world rapid and blitz games are coming, a whole lot of fortunate events that excites us fans of this great sport.

Thank you very much for reading me...

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Anotación de la partida:

Annotation of the game:

[Event "Rated Blitz game"]
[Site "https://lichess.org/YiFyhvim"]
[Date "2021.12.18"]
[White "alberto_0607"]
[Black "Ramazan1986"]
[Result "1-0"]
[UTCDate "2021.12.18"]
[UTCTime "21:25:58"]
[WhiteElo "1499"]
[BlackElo "1575"]
[WhiteRatingDiff "+7"]
[BlackRatingDiff "-7"]
[Variant "Standard"]
[TimeControl "180+0"]
[ECO "A40"]
[Opening "Modern Defense"]
[Termination "Time forfeit"]
[Annotator "lichess.org"]

1. d4 g6?! { (0.00 → 0.63) Inaccuracy. e6 was best. } { A40 Modern Defense } (1... e6 2. c4 Nf6 3. Nf3 d5 4. cxd5 exd5 5. Bf4 c5 6. Nc3) 2. c4 Bg7?! { (0.25 → 0.79) Inaccuracy. Nf6 was best. } (2... Nf6 3. Nc3 d5 4. e3 Bg7 5. Qa4+ Nc6 6. Nf3 O-O 7. Be2) 3. Nf3?! { (0.79 → 0.23) Inaccuracy. Nc3 was best. } (3. Nc3 d6 4. e4 e5 5. Nf3 exd4 6. Nxd4 Nc6 7. Be3 Nge7) 3... e6?! { (0.23 → 1.02) Inaccuracy. Nf6 was best. } (3... Nf6 4. Nc3 d5 5. cxd5 Nxd5 6. e4 Nxc3 7. bxc3 c5 8. Be3) 4. Bg5 f6 5. Bh4 c5?! { (0.36 → 1.10) Inaccuracy. Nh6 was best. } (5... Nh6 6. Bg3 O-O 7. Nc3 d6 8. Qb3 Qe7 9. O-O-O Nc6 10. d5) 6. Nc3 cxd4?! { (0.94 → 1.87) Inaccuracy. Nh6 was best. } (6... Nh6 7. e4 O-O 8. dxc5 Na6 9. Qc2 Nf7 10. Rd1 Nxc5 11. b4 Na6 12. a3 g5 13. Bg3) 7. Nxd4 Qb6? { (1.38 → 2.88) Mistake. Ne7 was best. } (7... Ne7 8. e4 O-O 9. Ndb5 Nbc6 10. Bg3 Ne5 11. Nd6 a6 12. Qd2 f5 13. Be2 b5 14. cxb5) 8. e3?! { (2.88 → 2.10) Inaccuracy. Ndb5 was best. } (8. Ndb5 Nh6) 8... Qxb2? { (2.10 → 3.46) Mistake. Nh6 was best. } (8... Nh6 9. Bg3 O-O 10. Ndb5 Nf5 11. Bc7 Qc6 12. e4 Na6 13. Bf4 Nh6 14. Bd6 Rd8 15. Be2) 9. Ncb5?? { (3.46 → -0.09) Blunder. Ndb5 was best. } (9. Ndb5 f5) 9... Qb4+ 10. Qd2 Qc5?? { (-0.08 → 5.71) Blunder. Qxd2+ was best. } (10... Qxd2+ 11. Kxd2 Na6 12. g4 Nh6 13. Bg2 Nf7 14. f4 O-O 15. f5 Kh8 16. Raf1 Ne5 17. Nd6) 11. Be2?! { (5.71 → 3.83) Inaccuracy. Nb3 was best. } (11. Nb3 Qc6 12. Bg3 Na6 13. Na5 Qc5 14. Bd6 Qb6 15. Nc7+ Qxc7 16. Bxc7 Nxc7 17. Be2 b6) 11... a6? { (3.83 → 6.51) Mistake. Bf8 was best. } (11... Bf8 12. Nb3 Qc6 13. O-O Na6 14. Bg3 Nh6 15. c5 Nf5 16. N5d4 Nxd4 17. exd4 Qa4 18. Bf3) 12. Nc3?? { (6.51 → 1.35) Blunder. Nb3 was best. } (12. Nb3) 12... Ne7?? { (1.35 → 4.03) Blunder. Nc6 was best. } (12... Nc6 13. Na4 Qa5 14. Qxa5 Nxa5 15. Nb6 Rb8 16. O-O Ne7 17. c5 e5 18. Bg3 Nec6 19. Rab1) 13. O-O?? { (4.03 → 1.79) Blunder. Ne4 was best. } (13. Ne4 Qc7) 13... O-O 14. Ne4 Qc7 15. Bg3 e5 16. Nb3 Nbc6 17. Rfd1 Rd8? { (1.28 → 2.82) Mistake. Kh8 was best. } (17... Kh8) 18. Nd6 b6?! { (2.43 → 3.41) Inaccuracy. Rf8 was best. } (18... Rf8 19. c5 Kh8 20. Bc4 Bh6 21. Rac1 Rb8 22. Nf7+ Kg7 23. Nxh6 Kxh6 24. e4+ Kg7 25. f4) 19. Rac1?! { (3.41 → 2.24) Inaccuracy. c5 was best. } (19. c5 h6 20. cxb6 Qxb6 21. Qc2 Nb4 22. Qc4+ Kh7 23. a3 Nbd5 24. Rxd5 Nxd5 25. Qxd5 Rb8) 19... Bf8? { (2.24 → 4.34) Mistake. Rf8 was best. } (19... Rf8 20. a4) 20. c5 b5 21. Bf3 Bb7 22. Bh4 g5?! { (3.97 → 5.10) Inaccuracy. Kg7 was best. } (22... Kg7 23. Be4) 23. Bg3 h6 24. h4 a5 25. hxg5 hxg5 26. Bh5 a4 27. Na1?! { (6.14 → 4.34) Inaccuracy. Nd4 was best. } (27. Nd4 exd4) 27... Na5?! { (4.34 → 5.62) Inaccuracy. Bh6 was best. } (27... Bh6 28. Nc2) 28. Bf7+ Kg7 29. Qe2 Qc6 30. e4 Ng6 31. Qh5 { White wins on time. } 1-0

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