10: Black "I know how to gain positional advantage" ;)
14: White "Well I know how to draw you by force! XD"
Later on...
23: Black: ":))))))))) I know tactics"
29: White: "Well I know tactics too! biatc :D"
Very interesting, so much puzzle material in one game! Also, a good lesson how a good knight can allow so many tactical opportunities. I was a bit dumbfounded as to why your opponent let it be a monster on e5 so long.
Good game!
Good game!
@PinToWin Because capturing the knight would have lead to a very harmonious activity for me and a very cramped position for him. I think he also was about to take it and the pawn and unleash an attack like pinning my queen to my king, destroying my pawn structure, making use of the c-file and so on, making my pieces disharmonious. I found just the right moment before all broke down and made the brave choice of not retaking, but instead sacrificing a second piece. I was a little bit frustrated bcs a draw was not what I wanted, but in hindsight my position wasn't even that good anymore and a draw would have been the right choice. Luckily my opponent played on with a pawn less.
Cool
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