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Thank you bro I appreciate that 🙏🫂

спасибо за упоминание. я исправлю это

Thanks for the love bro 🙏🫂

@natfel.gaming2551 thanks bro hope you well there🙏

@@The_sable thank you for your kind words❤️ God's got us yeah😎🤲🥇

Thank you brother, I am glad you enjoy it ❤️🫂

Good to know nonetheless🙏

Ne7 this is then mate as the king cannot go to the h-file

@@troyfitzsimmons thank you for pointing this out. I will fix this mistake going forward.

Ya same i thought it was just my phone ​@dawoodkroutz5800

Thank you my brother🫂🙏 lets keep pushing

Not a problem. Nd2 is also good in this position, in fact, it is slightly better than Nc3, both moves are thought to give white in this position a slight edge still. I opted for 13...Nc3 with hopes of playing Nd5 and thus centralizing in the long run especially given ideas of white having some dangerous looking position with the e and f pawns rolling down the board as they did. If white can achieve moves like e5-f6 Nd5-Ne7 in the future I felt this would be decisive and envisioned this with the Nc3 idea. Of course objectively later on 27...Nd5 was not best as Qxe5 would be good for black as now Ne7 doesn't do much because black has Qe2 threatening mate on g2 thus white would have to now play 29... Qg5 to fight and hope to stay alive... but given the threats made throughout, my opponent, I felt was bound to Crack under pressure and that why instead of 27... Qxe5, they just wanted to get rid of the seemingly scary and monstrous knight on d5 thus black went 27... Bxd5 and after Rxd5 black collapses on the very next move with Rxc2??. If we Pose multiple threats, our opponent is bound to crack. This is what the great Garry Kasparov once said and it seems to hold, bro. I hope this somewhat helps 😊

Awe my brother I'm glad you did bro. We coming home again month end for another tournament bro will be there from the 30th until the 2nd. If you got time come by bro❤

@@dawoodkroutz5800 WE MADE THE EC TOP 10!!!!!