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?
Chess philosophy
18 hours ago
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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