My favorite game · Road to GM, Game 196
A video on YouTube. In Chess, a Krater category.
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The creator analyzes his favorite chess game against a higher-rated opponent, focusing on a Reverse Dutch and London Setup transposition.
From the video
Answers: How did Abramovic D. win a chess game against Tomic S. using a Reverse Dutch and London Setup transposition?
- Reverse Dutch defense
- London Setup in chess
- Chess game analysis
What it concludes
- The game resulted in complete bliss and extreme excitement for the creator after facing a 200 points higher rated opponent.
- Playing d3 is not a bad move, but it is risky from a human perspective.
- After 94, white is actually in huge trouble and has to be extremely careful.
- B3 and Ba3 are the same, leading to white winning a pawn with Ba3.
- Rook h1 to b1 is not a very useful move, and bishop e4 wasn't clear.
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