Black to move
Bob played 28...Qg6, much to my relief. I exchanged my rook for his bishop and knight, and ten moves later he resigned.
I expected, and he had planned, 28...Qg5!
Should I play 29.g3 or 29.g4?
01 March 2015
The Critical Position
This position comes from my round two game against Bob Rajala in the 23rd annual Collyer Memorial. He played a Caro-Kann, and I struggled to find an advantage. We reached a position where I thought that I could be in trouble with a single inaccuracy.
Bob played 28...Qg6, much to my relief. I exchanged my rook for his bishop and knight, and ten moves later he resigned.
I expected, and he had planned, 28...Qg5!
Should I play 29.g3 or 29.g4?
Bob played 28...Qg6, much to my relief. I exchanged my rook for his bishop and knight, and ten moves later he resigned.
I expected, and he had planned, 28...Qg5!
Should I play 29.g3 or 29.g4?
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I vote 29.g3
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