7. Nf3 Rxg2 [rook deep in White territory :S, balances out the material]
8. Nc3 [rook ignored] Nd4 [increased pressure on the kingside]
9. Nxd4 [exchange] cxd4 [must move the knight that was moved in move 7]
10. Qf3 [nice move, counterattacks the open rook] Rg7 [moves rook back]
11. Nd5 [attacks the black knight] Ng4 [somewhat 'uncomftorable' position, only guarded by the rook in the back]
12. Be2 [nice, allows for a sort of pin] e6 [opens up the bishop/queen]

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 20:47 GMT

#251

(I'll be posting every 3 moves now)

13. Nf4 [takes it away from danger, 2 viable spots, to be honest, although this one is less safe then b4, it's more inside the action] Qh4 [increases the threat on f2 square]
14. Qg3 [looking for an exchange which would come out beneficial to white in terms of positioning, but he might still accept it] Qxg3 [yes he does, pawn retakes, opened rook, threatened knight]
15. hxg3 Nf6

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 20:50 GMT

#252

16. d3 [lots of pressure on black, slow 'push' by white to contain him] Nd7
17. b4 Be7
18. Bb2 [threat on the open d4 pawn] Nf6? [I don't know what this is...he's allowing white to take the pawn and pretty much take over the center]

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 20:53 GMT

#253

19. Kd2 [opening up the bottom row for the rooks, dosen't take the pawn] e5 [threat on knight, while protecting the d4 pawn]
20. Nh5 Nxh5
21. Rxh5 [instead of retaking pawn with bishop putting pressure on f7, takes it with the rook, and no real threat on the rook] Bg5+ [somewhat logical move]
22. Kc2 f5
23. Rah1 [double up] h6

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 20:57 GMT

#254

24. f4 exf4
25. Bxd4! [threat on rook+pawn] Rf7 [moves it to safety]
{both players with around 5 minutes of time left}
26. gxf4 Bxf4
27. Bf3 fxe4
28. Bxe4 [regains equality in material] Re7
29. Rf1 [good move, bishop left out in the open, g6 is unguarded for the check] Bg5

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 21:00 GMT

#255

30. Bg6+ [unguarded g6 taken advantage off (see previous move)] Kd7
31. Rh2 Kc7
32. Bf6 Re6
33. Bxg5 hxg5
34. Rf7+ [really dangerous here] Kb8 [even if the ruse to move to a different square didn't work, Jkillashark's development is poor at the minute]
35. Bf5 Re8

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 21:03 GMT

#256

{1.5 minutes left for each player}
36. Bxc8 Kxc8
37. Rhh7 a5
38. Rc7+ Kb8
39. Rxb7+ Kc8
40. Rbg7 axb4
41. axb4 Ra2+
42. Kb3 Rd2
43. Kc3 Rg2
44. b5 g4
45. b6 Kb8
46. Rh4 g3
47. Rh3 Re3
48. Rh8+ Re8
49. Rxe8++
1-0
(will post comments later on)

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 21:04 GMT

#257

alright, so the current score is 3-1 in Sr18's favour, all he needs is one more win to seal the deal: can Jkillashark come back with 2 wins?

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 21:06 GMT

#258

game 5 (current score, Sr18 vs. Jkillashark 3-1):
Jkillashark (white), Sr18 (black)

1. d4 Nf6
2. c4 e6
3. Nf3 c5
4. d5 exd5
5. cxd5 d6
6. Nc3 a6
7. e4 b5
8. Bd3 g6
9. 0-0 Bg7
10. Bg5 h6
11. Bxf6 Qxf6
12. Re1 Nd7
13. Rb1 0-0

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 21:08 GMT

#259

14. Qd2 Re8
15. Ne2 Bb7
16. Bc2 Re7

Wizard

Poland5055 Posts

August 15 2007 21:11 GMT

#260

17. b4 [looking to open up the rook if exchanged] Rae8 [doubles up, knowing if white tries to exchange it will come out in his favor]
18. bxc5 Nxc5
19. Ng3 [building up defense on kingside] Qc3 [looking for the queen exchange]
20. Qxc3 [get's it] Bxc3
21. Re3 b4 [nice protection, another reason why not to exchange earlier]
22. a3 a5
23. axb4 axb4