xd009642/game 3 vs Vis (snatching defeat from jaws of victory)

## game 3 vs Vis (snatching defeat from jaws of victory)
# move 3

If Vis plays a6 go for a4 as I don't want b5 and a big queen side attack he can lock down

d6 e6 or Qb6  I play Nc3 (I feel there's some gambit here I should know...?)

Play e4 at some point to reinforce centre

if b5 go for f3 e4 and make his light square bishop useless


# move 4

gonna probably want an e4 provided he plays d6, any moves for a big queenside attack take the pawn


# move 14

Bh3 Ne2? Aim for knight on f4 and reposition bishop on f4?

maybe double rooks on e file and go for bishop as it's useless there, but he has a one move defence for that.

Knight might be good on d4..

Oh maybe Qd4 Ne4 Bd2 Bc3 to line up a big battery.

Battery plus doubled rooks would be good


# move 19

So I could maybe Bxg6 because of:

Bxg6 fxg6
Bxe5 (Nxe5 or dx5)
Ne6

The pawn doesn't protect e6 so I can hit queen and both rooks at once

Of course there's Nxg6 which would then mean I need to drop my bishop back. So maybe Bxe5 or ultra spicy Be6

Maybe Bxe5 Nxe5 f4 (knight runs away is Nd3 smart...?)


# move 25

probably g6? Prevents vis playing it which would freeze my pawns down that end. Qe2 would target two vulnerable pawns though (but if I took h5 my queen can end up boxed in giving him a fast attack)
	# move 3

	If Vis plays a6 go for a4 as I don't want b5 and a big queen side attack he can lock down

	d6 e6 or Qb6 I play Nc3 (I feel there's some gambit here I should know...?)

	Play e4 at some point to reinforce centre

	if b5 go for f3 e4 and make his light square bishop useless


	# move 4

	gonna probably want an e4 provided he plays d6, any moves for a big queenside attack take the pawn


	# move 14

	Bh3 Ne2? Aim for knight on f4 and reposition bishop on f4?

	maybe double rooks on e file and go for bishop as it's useless there, but he has a one move defence for that.

	Knight might be good on d4..

	Oh maybe Qd4 Ne4 Bd2 Bc3 to line up a big battery.

	Battery plus doubled rooks would be good


	# move 19

	So I could maybe Bxg6 because of:

	Bxg6 fxg6
	Bxe5 (Nxe5 or dx5)
	Ne6

	The pawn doesn't protect e6 so I can hit queen and both rooks at once

	Of course there's Nxg6 which would then mean I need to drop my bishop back. So maybe Bxe5 or ultra spicy Be6

	Maybe Bxe5 Nxe5 f4 (knight runs away is Nd3 smart...?)


	# move 25

	probably g6? Prevents vis playing it which would freeze my pawns down that end. Qe2 would target two vulnerable pawns though (but if I took h5 my queen can end up boxed in giving him a fast attack)