No quite. ... Kh7 wasn't bad, and after fork Ne6, Black still had ...Qa7 wit winning position. That's why Ne6 was actually bad fork, and Rc3 was better, but even so with better position for Black. ...Rxd3 (instead of winning ...Qa7) was losing move. And before that, instead of ...Rc1+ she could have won piece, Knight on d with ...Rc4! Pity for Zhukova to destroy nice game.
@@Zenthollo No, aftre Ng5+ Black simply plays ...Kh6 and is wtill winning, and new fork Nf7+ is not dangerous at all, Black simply plays ...Kg7. ;) just check position after Ne6 Qa7, Black is still much better,.
@@presingizdavastvo4403 After Ng5+ Kh6 white plays Rxd8 and wins, because the logical attempt ...Qg1+ does not achieve anything, and others moves are even worst. I have checked with SF, by the way: 1....Qg1+ 2.Kg3 h4+ 3.Kg4 Rc8 4.Rxc8 Qd1+ 5.Kxh4 Qh5+ 6.Kg3 Qf3+ 7.gxf3 Kg7 8.Qe5+ Kh6 9.Rh8#
Excellent
Why didn't she just resign (instead of moving that pawn in her last move) because it was so obvious that it was check in one!
Game was decided at 8:21. Had the black Rook taken the white one, followed by Rc1+, Kf2, Qxb2+, Kg3 and Rc2, Black would have won the game.
Even Qxe5 (instead of b2) would've won the knight
Game was decided at 8:48. Had the knight been moved first at 8:42, would’ve been a fork on Check, Q and R.
No quite. ... Kh7 wasn't bad, and after fork Ne6, Black still had ...Qa7 wit winning position. That's why Ne6 was actually bad fork, and Rc3 was better, but even so with better position for Black. ...Rxd3 (instead of winning ...Qa7) was losing move. And before that, instead of ...Rc1+ she could have won piece, Knight on d with ...Rc4! Pity for Zhukova to destroy nice game.
@@presingizdavastvo4403 if black plays ...Qa7 then Ng5+ and white wins. As you said, ...Rc4! (instead of ...Rc1+) was the way to go
@@Zenthollo No, aftre Ng5+ Black simply plays ...Kh6 and is wtill winning, and new fork Nf7+ is not dangerous at all, Black simply plays ...Kg7. ;) just check position after Ne6 Qa7, Black is still much better,.
I agree the exchange of material after the fork was not optimal
@@presingizdavastvo4403 After Ng5+ Kh6 white plays Rxd8 and wins, because the logical attempt ...Qg1+ does not achieve anything, and others moves are even worst. I have checked with SF, by the way:
1....Qg1+ 2.Kg3 h4+ 3.Kg4 Rc8 4.Rxc8 Qd1+ 5.Kxh4 Qh5+ 6.Kg3 Qf3+ 7.gxf3 Kg7 8.Qe5+ Kh6 9.Rh8#
I do not understand anything. The game was like a see-saw. Once up, then down.
Zhukova was better