W: Ise NUESTRO
B: Junior SOL CRUZ
LSGH PRADA-PAYA Selection R1
Mandaluyong City
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6
MANUAL OF CHESS, "Get the N's into action before both B's are developed."
3 Bb5 Nf6 4 Nc3This is the SPANISH VARIATION of the FOUR KNIGHTS' GAME. This exact position occurred in the game World Champion Boris Spassky vs Eugene Torre, Dubai Olympiad 1986 (1/2-1/2) and in Alexy Kim vs Eugene Torre, Asian Individual Championship, Cebu 2007 (0-1) where Torre sacrificed his Q on the 20th move.
4 ... b6
The theoretical lines are 4 ... Bb4 - Symmetrical Variation and were Torre's continuation in both games, 4 ... Bc5 - Classical, and 4 ... Nd4 - Rubinstein.
5 BxN d7xB 6 Nxe5 Bc5
LOGICAL CHESS, "On this excellent square, the B commands an important diagonal, exerts pressure on the center and attacks a weak pawn."
7 Nxc6 Qd6! 8 Nxa7??? RxN -+Masters used to say on such an advantage, a N for 2 pawns, that the rest is just a matter of technique. But for these kids, the familiar phrase is GAME OVER.
9 O-O O-O
MASTERING THE CHESS OPENINGS, "One of the most important guidelines in chess is to protect your K from harm."
10 d3 Qe5? 11 Be3 Bd6
12 Bd4??? QxP#
[0-1]THE TEN MOST COMMON CHESS MISTAKES, "Skill, in fact, might be defined as the ability to exploit the other guy's mistake."
B: Junior SOL CRUZ
LSGH PRADA-PAYA Selection R1
Mandaluyong City
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6
MANUAL OF CHESS, "Get the N's into action before both B's are developed."
3 Bb5 Nf6 4 Nc3This is the SPANISH VARIATION of the FOUR KNIGHTS' GAME. This exact position occurred in the game World Champion Boris Spassky vs Eugene Torre, Dubai Olympiad 1986 (1/2-1/2) and in Alexy Kim vs Eugene Torre, Asian Individual Championship, Cebu 2007 (0-1) where Torre sacrificed his Q on the 20th move.
4 ... b6
The theoretical lines are 4 ... Bb4 - Symmetrical Variation and were Torre's continuation in both games, 4 ... Bc5 - Classical, and 4 ... Nd4 - Rubinstein.
5 BxN d7xB 6 Nxe5 Bc5
LOGICAL CHESS, "On this excellent square, the B commands an important diagonal, exerts pressure on the center and attacks a weak pawn."
7 Nxc6 Qd6! 8 Nxa7??? RxN -+Masters used to say on such an advantage, a N for 2 pawns, that the rest is just a matter of technique. But for these kids, the familiar phrase is GAME OVER.
9 O-O O-O
MASTERING THE CHESS OPENINGS, "One of the most important guidelines in chess is to protect your K from harm."
10 d3 Qe5? 11 Be3 Bd6
12 Bd4??? QxP#
[0-1]THE TEN MOST COMMON CHESS MISTAKES, "Skill, in fact, might be defined as the ability to exploit the other guy's mistake."
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