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Hi everyone, it's Jerry. I'm on LeeChess
.org, and I just got paired up playing

a 15 -2 game.

Let's try E4 as a start and see what we
get.

Okay.

Playing the white side of the Sicilian.

Yeah, the last standard game I played I
was playing on the black end.

So let's see what black throws at us
here.

Many options.

Choose one.

E6 it is.

Okay.

I'm going to go with knight c3, I think.
Yeah, let's try knight c3.

I'm leaning towards g6, g3, bishop g2.

as a white setup.

Let's see what black does.

a6, knight c6, d5. I think d5 is better,
only after I've played g3.

Or I could just go straight in for an
open Sicilian.

Decisions.

Hmm.

I'm going to go in with g3.

Take up a more closed type position.

If d5, I think I'll go d3.

What I don't want to do is make life so
easy for Black's queen

bishop.

Or in other words... If I'm taking, I'm
helping him out.

I don't want to do that.

I don't want to help my opponent.

So on d5, we'll go with d3, and
basically with that move, I'm saying I

hold on to my strong point, e4.

Although, maybe that's not so accurate,
because on d5,

d3, pawn takes, pawn...

I think I might actually take with my
knight.

I give up my fourth -ranked center pawn,
but I keep this diagonal open for when

my bishop plays to g2.

And also, I mean on d5, d3, pawn takes.
If I'm taking with the pawn, I'll have

to go on castle to where my knight will
have to retreat.

Scratch all of that.

We don't need to consider that stuff
anymore.

d5 is not on board.

Okay.

It should...

Maybe something everybody knows. My
bishop belongs on g2, so let's get that

in. The move that everyone already knows
is going to happen.

Least flexible pieces, least flexible
moves first.

Alright.

Probably castle.

Yep, at this point there's a castle,
there's a d -pawn move, but castle is

the...

is the move here. Maybe I'd still go
with d4.

I could still turn, I still could go in
that direction.

Um, for a moment there I forgot I was
playing a standard game.

I was thinking I should move a little
bit faster, but okay, let's consider

the important moment.

To go with D4, the computer will be
suggesting D4, but certainly D3 is

I

don't

think I've played this in a standard
game before, while recording at least.

No, maybe I'm off with that, but let's
go with D3.

Shut up.

Okay, and now what about bishop f4?

Preparing e5.

I don't believe that this is something,

or this isn't a position where white has
any advantage. It's just one of those

even -ish positions.

Some playable setup.

So, I'm looking at bishop f4, I'm
looking at rook to e1.

Hmm.

Bishop f4, there is e5.

However, that gives up the d5 square.

I could play here, look to take the
knight out, and then operate on the d5

square.

Um, yeah, I'm going to go with that.

I'm fine with seeing e5.

I might go for that.

Which is a move that would prevent me
from playing e5 to kind of break up

small pawn center. Their d6, e6
structure.

This is our first time playing. Okay,
they are going with e5.

And... I think I do want to go for this.

Yeah.

Let's shoot for it.

I'm already eyeballing the d5 square.

That's a term Yasar Sarawin likes to
use.

Eyeballing the d5 square. Okay, so this
is a hole in the black's position. I may

like... I may want to start tipping away
at the pieces that control that square.

At the same time, I need to be mindful
of this pin, which can be quite

difficult to get out of.

If I take, take, and then just look to
occupy the square, bishop here, and how

do I ever get out of the pin?

On any h3 move, there's first knight
takes, bishop takes, then bishop takes

pawn.

No good.

So I'm leaning towards H3 at this
moment.

I think I should go for that.

I don't like capturing this knight
without first being

provoked.

I could take him out at any moment. I
think H3 is pretty useful.

So let's do that.

So if we take stock of just a couple of
the...

Central squares, d4 and d5.

d5 is a hole, d4 is not. You can always
play c3 at some stage.

Hmm, that's a good move.

I can't have a knight here for the
moment.

Sometimes that would be a fine move to
disrupt a bishop on e6.

I kind of want to get rid of this guy.

How do I make that happen?

I'm leaning towards a knight move.

This knight.

To probably d2.

I want my bishop to c.

I think knight d2 is purposeful. And you
know what? This is maybe a

journey he can have.

It's many moves, but maybe I have the
time for that.

I wonder some, however, about on knight
d2, might there be b5, stopping knight

c4. Maybe that's alright.

Maybe it's okay that I can't make use of
c4.

I think it's good to open up this
bishop's eyes at the end of the day.

Are there any tactics, actually? Hang
on.

This is an unprotected piece as soon as
I move my knight. So knight d2, is there

knight takes here?

Hmm.

Knight d2, knight takes pawn.

That may be working.

Bishop takes bishop, there's now knight
takes knight. No, because I get to

recapture and I'm on this guy.

Okay, so I could stop my calculation
there, I believe, at least.

Queen d7.

King h2, no biggie.

Additionally, I mean knight d2 is
preparing possibly f4. Okay, so they are

in with b5.

And how will they be reacting if I play
f5?

Because I may want to even go further
and grab some kingside space with f5,

g5, g4, g5 stuff.

One thing I definitely can't do is on b4
jump in here because of knight takes

and on bishop takes bishop the knight
recaptures. I'm down a minor piece.

So this has my attention.

Hmm.

Is now the moment to take out that
knight so I can be prepared to meet b4

knight d5?

I think it may be.

I don't know that I want to play f5 just
yet.

Especially if I'm going to be giving up
soon my dark square bishop.

If I'm going to move a pawn off of a
dark square, I'm weakening these two.

And his eyes might start to light up.

So maybe I could look at taking the
knight, knight d5, and then look to kick

this knight out.

I don't think that that's a bad idea.

Is there any other moves to consider
here?

Hmm, gotta pull the trigger on some
moves soon.

Yeah, I feel a bit uncomfortable with
playing f4. I need to be able to play

here.

And I should probably just go straight
in for that.

Yeah, I don't think it makes much sense
to play f4 now and open up this bishop's

eyes.

A bit odd to see a delay here with the
recapture. Is black really considering

taking with the pawn?

I would be very surprised if that
happens.

Maybe an internet issue?

Wow, am I missing something here? Pretty
much have to recapture with the bishop.

Okay.

Knight d5 in reply to what I'm almost
certain is going to happen. Bishop takes

bishop.

I think so.

Let's go right in.

Centralize my knight.

Operate on this weak square in the black
position.

He could be taken out, of course.

And then we have a case of opposite
color bishops.

And in those positions, it's usually all
about who can better activate their

bishop.

I would really like to see b4.

Because that gives up this square.

b4 isn't really helping black so much, I
don't think at least.

Hmm.

A bit of a surprising move.

Okay, c3, I think so.

Yeah, let's get c3 in there.

I like that the rook isn't on the a
-file anymore, to be honest.

I like this idea.

trying to get him to flinch.

Any move or capture gives up c4.

And if black just holds tight with a6,
preparing to maintain their b5 pawn,

preparing to maintain control of c4, at
least I have the a -file to work with.

It's not being contested.

Interesting.

Very interesting moment, actually.

Because I could take with the knight.

I guess black's idea is to meet Pontek's
pawn with, well, the only square that's

available to the knight on b5.

Hmm.

If I take the knight, the bishop backs
up somewhere, I could play d5 and have

locked.

But I don't think that this is really an
environment that my

knight is so excited about. I don't see
really...

a good spot for him if I'm going in for
this capture and then push.

I want this square for my knight.

Am I missing any other idea? Pawn takes
knight. They have to move the bishop.

Taking here is only helping to activate
their bishops.

Oops.

Let's get this straight. I want to take
the bishop, not the knight.

Yeah, almost certain that that's the way
to take. So, okay.

Their knight's going to go here.

I have a pawn in black's position.

I could play knight here right away, but
I think the bishop will move, and then

the knight will move, and then f5.

I could start with first a4.

I think I like that.

I'd really like to see black give up.

the c4 square.

Because what would that imply?

It would imply that my knight gets c4,
and it would exert pressure on d6, which

is a base point within the black
structure.

And taking it one step further, keeping
pressure here places a certain

restriction on the black pieces.

The queen does not like to have the job
of babysitting a pawn.

He still went for that.

He gave up c4 pretty quick.

Okay.

I think I should just jump right in.

Let's do it. I don't see a better square
for my knight.

Also, he conveniently defends against
any 7th rank invasion. I guess the main

idea with this is to make sure my rook
does not get activity over the a -file.

So that's, I guess, the thing that...

Black has to weigh in such a position.
Is it better to allow the white rook

activity or the white knight activity?

I think it was better.

I think if I was playing on the black
hand, I would have maintained the b6

the b5 pawn with a6.

But we'll see.

One of these two pieces was going to be
activated.

after my a4 move, so this is probably a
good reorganization.

Black is preparing an f5 move.

I could even look further to c6. If I
could somehow get there, that would

well, probably be a good idea.

I think I need to be prepared to meet f5
with f4.

Hmm.

I have this square covered if I'm ever
playing f4, but g3 is vulnerable.

Then again, in order for f5 to come
about, the knight would first need to

I'm looking at a queen move now, like
queen c2.

I think I want to stay off of d2.

I don't know. Let me make a quick move.

I'm not sure.

I kind of like my knight on c4.

Well, he is my best piece.

I don't know. I mean, there could be
some rare cases where a knight can be on

and maybe be not as effective as a
knight on c4 in this case.

It's true he cannot be dislodged from
that square.

But in some rare cases, I've had some
experience where the knight is just kind

of... You know, once the rook and the
queen are out of harm's way, the knight

can maybe be worked around.

I wonder about just rook a to e1,
preparing f4 for when the knight moves.

I'm going to go for that.

I think this is the side of the board I
need to play on.

Queen here, would black really go in for
something like that?

Preparing a push and then a take.

I don't think that that's working.

Expecting this 97 and then get the F
pawn rolling.

I'll have a... Well, it'll make some
sense with my knight on c4. It's

to... It's important to not just look at
the pressure on d6, but also e5. So

they're really reinforcing the e5 point.

I'm going to make a pretty non
-committal move, get something fast in

I do have this in mind, I did think
about this instead of king h2, but I

want to stay clear of this pretty
committal move, moving a pawn near my

It's an idea, because getting the bishop
on this diagonal... Okay, so the

knight backed off, so it's...

It's probably going to be the case they
play f5.

What kind of useful move can I get in
there?

I don't know.

I don't want to play f4 until I see
first f5.

But why am I in that frame of mind, I
wonder?

Hmm.

Hmm, I don't think I have a good answer
to that.

Well, let's still go with something non
-committal.

I think it's fine one move later.

I'd like to see this move before I play
F4, because then the knight at least

can't go here and make use of some
weaknesses.

Maybe now I lean a bit more towards H4
and bishop here.

It's really reinforcing e5 now.

Yeah, I like how black is playing this.
Very patient.

f6, knight h6, knight f7.

I'm going to go with this.

h4, bishop h3. I may keep this structure
sitting.

And maybe I even have an idea.

of playing bishop h3, king g2, rook h1,
and h5.

Hmm.

If my bishop is on h3, he's no longer
protected.

Um, but should I even play to bishop h3?
What about bishop f3?

Defending the pawn.

Playing f5, and then this knight can't
move. Maybe f5 is better.

I'm never going to take on this square,
though. I don't want to take on that

square.

Not going to do that.

I don't know if this is the best square
for the bishop, but I'm going to try it.

Bishop f3, king g2.

Okay, they're hitting that pawn.

I might want to give them up, to be
honest.

Knight a5 into c6.

Yeah, I think I need some activity on
the other side of the board.

It's my opportunity to do that.

I'm going to try giving up a pawn here
to relocate my knight on c6, and I'm

of hoping that he'll get some activity.
I believe he will be quite disruptive,

especially if I can land a check. The
king is here.

One day if the h -file somehow opens up,
it's probably a bit far -fetched,

but...

Anyhow, that's what's running through my
mind right away.

These checking opportunities, because he
will be getting to c6.

Will he be offset with knight d8? I can
still jump in, as a capture on c6 gives

me a pass pawn, and it extends the scope
of my bishop.

Queen takes a4. I think it's best to hop
right into c6 before playing rook here.

Can't work out the exact details behind
that.

Yeah, I think that this is a good way to
relocate my knight. I don't see this

being an inconvenience, me keeping
pressure here.

I just feel like I need some knight
improvement, something to stir up some

trouble.

Whether it's c4 or c6, both are exerting
pressure on e5.

Okay, so they're ruling that one out.

But I believe I could still run right in
there, no?

Yeah, we'll top in.

Going to give me an actor. Wow, that's a
very surprising move.

I don't think that that is right.

Because next up is c4 bishop here, and
as I was pointing out with these

-colored bishops, whoever can better
improve their bishop,

or whoever can put to use their bishop,
is probably going to be doing better.

So now I could just go straight in for
this check and should.

I could probably do without c4.

And now probably let's get in king g2
h5, keep the c3 pawn sitting, or lock

on the queen side completely.

I actually think I like that idea.

Yeah, I don't want to even allow any
activity along the b file. I think I

the time for these moves now.

Maybe even go one step further with b3.

Hmm.

That gives up this square, so there's
pawn push, bishop here stuff.

I think I'm fine with allowing b3 if
they want to play b3.

I don't want to give up c3.

There are some cases, I imagine, where I
could give up the exchange and still be

better because of this monster here on
d4. I think he's so much, yeah, they're

going to go in for an exchange
sacrifice.

So now I'm leaning towards getting my
queen to

d5.

Because they're going to go in for that
exchange.

And they're on the a4 pawn after that as
well.

You know what?

I should probably forget about taking
the rook.

Who cares about that?

Let's do it.

I'm looking for mate.

Looking to open up the A file.

Looking to make use of the fact that I
have control over G8.

Takes, sacrifices here.

Yeah.

I'm not going to take that rook, I don't
think.

Looking to stir up some trouble. They
can't take here just yet.

Because I could take, and well, at the
very least, they cannot take back.

Opening up the H file is too much.

Queen on d2.

Doug have a purpose.

Stops g5.

So the h -file is going to open up.

And I'm pretty quick to get there.

They're prepared to take with the rook,
clearly.

Huh.

What about queen g5?

What about my time?

Uh, yeah, let's go here.

I thought about this for a moment, but
that allows h6 and g5. That would be not

cool. I could do it next, because on h6
I could take and then there's no pawn

takes. They're in a pin.

I think I want to play queen g5 next.

Let's do it.

I'm not taking that rook.

He's too good.

So how are they defending this now?

h6, pawn takes, pawn.

If the queen comes over here, now I'm
taking the rook.

So for the moment, these two pieces are
bottled up. I'm trying to make use of

this.

One piece restricting two.

And next up we have this in sacrifices
for when they try to close it up.

I think this is a winning attack, if I'm
not mistaken.

And let's see how they defend g6.

I'll take... threatening mate in one.

This is no defense because I could just
smash through.

Yeah, I got this.

Rook takes pawn. I take here.

It's a big turnaround.

I think I have this. Let me make
certain.

Threatening mate in one. Shouldn't be
too much to calculate. There's no check

against my king.

Rook takes here.

I have this covered.

This is busted as far as I could tell.

Pawn push. Takes. Bishop takes. Queen
takes with check.

Queen blocks, I take the queen.

With the queen.

Yeah, this is busted.

I think their mistake, I liked how they
played it up to the point where they

went into defensive mode.

I think maybe they could have tried to
work around my knight on c6. Capturing

here gave me two months.

Gave up d5.

And, yeah.

Big turning point. Big structural shift.

So I just take here.

Could even be fancy with taking here on
bishop takes, but no.

Just take here for mate.

Not even certain this would be leading
to mate.

It's a mate in two coming up.

Hmm. We'll have a look back.

I really liked how they did things here
with f6, knight, h6, knight, f7.

Maybe they just got a little too scared
of my knight on c6. I think there was

maybe a way they could have worked
around it.

Capturing the knight on c6 gave me too
much.

I was able to put to use my bishop.

Let's see what black's going to do.

I'll just play this one out to mate, I
guess.

Queen has to block.

Even go back, just in case I'm getting
nona fried. No,

I'm not getting nona fried.

All right, they resigned. Let's go into

the analysis.

Because I think... I think black was
better.

What can I say? Let me click on the
computer analysis.

And that'll come up shortly.

Yeah, I think black was better.

Once we had this structural shift right
around here.

Pretty sure these next several moves
it'll be leaning.

In Black's favor.

Yeah. I mean... I don't know.

I think how Black played it is fine.
This is a bit of a debatable move.

One of these two, as mentioned, is going
to get active.

We'll see what the computer suggestions
are.

I really liked how Black played it. I
don't know. Like, up until this... point

here.

Again, I'm a bit iffy on whether or not
b4 or a6 should have been played.

But, even right here, it's pointing out
g6.

Very important moment, because queen d7,
you're signing up for this. Whether or

not it's good, I'm not sure, but I know
I have this as a possibility at least,

whereas

Keep the queen here. My knight can't do
that.

It's pointing out g5.

Hmm.

I didn't even consider that.

That's a bit of a strange move.

Because pretty soon I'm going to be
getting to the h -file.

I don't know.

Let's see what the computer is saying.
Well, it has it as even down for quite

some time.

Yeah, tight game.

f5, and when I played bishop f3, this is
the first moment where it really

doesn't like it, actually.

This point here, where it suggests g5.

Let's put this evaluation on.

What's the great story behind g5? I
mean, my first thought is just take him

Knight takes, and...

I guess I can't get away with this
stuff, right? My king's getting lured

It's what my instinct tells me, like,
real quick to just do something like

but yeah, there's some concrete line.

Given enough time, I'm trying to operate
on the H -file, but do I have the time

is the big question. I don't think I do.

And if I'm playing here, well, how
exactly do I get a rook here?

I guess I could try for this first, but
there's very direct stuff.

F4, F3, a queen maybe, sneaking in.

Okay, G5.

Yeah, I don't know.

This is a very interesting pawn break.

If we look at the other pawn breaks, I
don't believe they're helpful.

Take, takes, I don't know what the great
follow -up is for the rook.

It's a super knight on C4.

If we look at, instead of this capture,
a push here, it's dropping a pawn,

although I guess there's some play here
for black.

Opening up e5 for the minor pieces.

And on this move, it's weakening the
light squares. I could already slither

there to e6.

I think the important point, and this is
a moment where I think...

could easily misunderstand this
structure.

I was pointing out where, at this stage,
I could play f5, and I think that this

might... Oh, well, that's another reason
not to play, because of this pressure

here. I can't maintain upon here. I'm
dropping h4.

But let's just assume for the moment
that there isn't this capture.

In fact, let's go one step back.

This is the reason why I didn't want to
play f4.

It's because...

I'm never threatening to capture on e5.

After f5, this is the suggestion by the
computer.

Well, it was for a moment, but I don't
want this to happen.

I don't want to give black this square
on e5.

Okay, I guess I could take it away with
e5.

But I didn't see... Okay, if I could
take it away with d5.

Maybe this is something, but this is
what I was thinking during the game. I

thinking, well, if I take here, they're
going to be able to recapture and keep a

piece on E5, but I could control it with
D4.

And then even look at this square, the
weak square in black's position, this

hole on E6.

Okay, I guess I could go in for F4.

Still prefers black.

Okay, interesting.

I stayed away from f4.

And then, I guess they should have gone
in for g5 there. They played queen d7.

I go for this knight reposition. It's
right around equal now.

Have that right?

Yeah, for just a little bit, and it
doesn't like the knight d8 idea.

So I'm jumping in.

Doesn't want to capture the knight.

Yeah, this is where there's a shift.

g5 was the improvement here for black
instead of queen d7.

And now after the capture and I'm
getting to d5, it's just going to be in

favor from here on out.

Not a winning advantage, but at a
certain point it got to be quite

This is one of those positions where you
have the time to...

You know, this is what I want to do. I
want to play on the king side, but I'm

looking to invest some tempi first with
moves like c4 to shut down the queen

side, make sure that there's not going
to be any activity there, and that will

buy me some time to get the moves in on
the king side, the king g2s, the rook

h1s, h5s, those moves, to open up the h
-file.

So that's why I'm going with c4, and
then opening up the king side. Things

really turned as soon as there was that
structural shift, as soon as there was

that capture on c6.

And I guess it's already very important
that black makes sure the h -file does

not open up, because that combined with
the bishop on d5 is really too much.

It's busted from here.

I could be going straight in for queen
there.

Huh.

I thought I pointed out in the game I
should not go for this because of h6.

Oh wow, that's nice.

I could still play fawn takes fawn here.

I thought on h6 I back off and then
there's g5.

And things are closed.

The h -file is closed at least. But even
in this position I could take.

This is nice.

Giving up the queen.

and we're still going to be winning the
house, picking up the queen and mate

soon, I imagine.

Oh, that's interesting. So queen g5 I
could have played right away, but... All

right.

If I went in for just this recapture, if
I was materialistic grabbing here, I

don't really know how to assess this
position.

It's still tricky.

I was a bit worried about dropping my a4
pawn.

I don't know how active my rooks are
really going to get.

I guess I still get some activity on the
h -file, but I thought it better to

maintain my bishop on d5 and go in for
some attack against their king, and not

be too concerned about being down a pawn
in this position.

4, 5, 6, and I'll have 7, and they still
have a full rack of pawns.

Not as important as the activity of the
bishops.

Yeah, it's just going straight in for a
mate.

Hmm.

Interesting game. Clearly we could see.

Very, very tight for some time.

Up to move 20, 22, call it.

I really like how black played it.

And just right around here there could
have been an adjustment.

This felt awkward.

I know during the game I was like,
bishop h3, king g2, or bishop f3. It

awkward, and this is maybe a way to take
advantage of this.

The g5 and a knight immediately striking
at this now, well, it's a loose piece

on f3.

Black starts giving direction to me.

Okay, well, interesting game as usual.

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And as always, I hope you got something
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That's all for now. Take care. Bye.