I assume you saw the mate which is why you sac'd your queen to get his queen off the diagonal.
Thanks for that game, I will look at that game a few more times. Multiple ideas to get from that game. Hopefully I can work a portion of it into my play.
Just got another one. I like the look of the board at the end. I also like the power of the dark bishop after a destroyed pawn defense. After greenpawn pointed it out to me earlier today!
"Next time you are going to play a blitz session, open up this thread
and rub your finger against my avatar and some of the greenpawn
luck I had in this game might just rub off onto you."
If you cannot be bothered to go to the linked thread a ...[text shortened]... Queen away from defending the g4 square.} 18. Bb5 Qxb5+ 19. Qxb5 g6+ 20. Kh6 Ng4 {Checkmate.} [/pgn]
Wow Greenpawn, just wow.
Look at it again after a bit and it blows me away even more than before.
It's really a selfish way of playing in a blitz session. I sac-sac-sac then just resign.
Once every 10 games I may get a hit and that is the game that is remembered.
Ok this game is a split personality. Up until move 30, I thought I played poorly but from 30 on I thought pretty cool. Rook sac, to set up a sweet little pawn push, then a backside bishop all while about down.