1
comencé desarrollando mi peón a e4 luego mi oponente decidió mover e4 también, por lo que decidí desarrollar mi caballo atacando al peón del oponente, el oponente defendió su peón con su caballo, ambos hicimos jugadas clásicas.
2
luego de unos sacrificios de y desarrollando a su vez las piezas tuve una idea para hacerle Jake mate, la cual era comerme las torres lo cual iba a estar difícil debido por las jugadas impresionantes que me hacia el oponente, el oponente tenía varias opciones para mover la cual era mover su reina a la flecha indicada en la primera imagen, pero decidió mover el alfil amenazando mi caballo lo cual también es una buena jugada para debilitar mis movidas, yo moví el alfil a la casilla a3 amenazando al caballo, también tenia una mejor jugada que no la hice, la cual era mover el alfil a la casilla e3, luego de mover el alfil le tocaba a mi oponente y decidió comerme mi caballo a lo que yo respondí comiéndome el alfil con el peón, luego de algunas movidas de piezas moví mi caballo a la casilla d5, también podía a ver movido mi reina para enroscarme pero tenia otros planes para mi oponente.
3
en esta parte el oponete movio su torre amenazandome el caballo y asu vez desarrollando esa pieza la cual tenia tiempo encerrada,tambien podia mover el caballo a la casilla f3 para comerme el peon y a la misma vez darme un sabroso jake,yo movi el caballo comiendome un peon a su pazo y haciendo jake al oponete luego el oponente movio su reina y yo movi mi caballo para que no se lo comiera, luego como les dije anteriormente la jugada en f3 se cumplio, me comio mi peon y a la misma vez dandome jake, yo movi mi reina defendiendo mi alfil y el afil defendiendo al caballo, luego mi oponente cometio un error al no ver mi alfil que estaba posicionado en la casilla a3, su error fue mover la torre a la casilla e7 pasando por alto a mi alfil.
4
en esta parte mi oponente y yo decidimos sacrificar algunas piezas y dando Jake por algunos lados, ya tenía la partida casi lista solo me faltaba mover las piezas adecuadas, en la primera imagen de esta parte podía moer la torre a la casilla e7,pero quería comerme algunas piezas para que el oponente solo pudiera mover su reina, y también tenía la oportunidad de mover mi caballo a la casilla e6 lo cual pase por alto, luego de comerme las todas las piezas de mi oponente y dejándole solo a la reina ya tenía el control completo para hacerle Jake mate, el oponente podía a ver movido su reina a
la casilla e6 pero no lo hizo, moví sucesivamente mi peón para tener una dama, ya con la dama ya era hora de acabar con esto dándole Jake mate al oponente en la casilla d4 y acabando con la tortura.
¡gracias por leer! :)
1
I started developing my pawn to e4 then my opponent decided to move e4 as well, so I decided to develop my knight attacking the opponent's pawn, the opponent defended his pawn with his knight, we both made classic moves.
2
after some sacrifices and developing the pieces I had an idea to make Jake mate, which was to eat the rooks which was going to be difficult because of the impressive moves that the opponent was making, the opponent had several options to move which was to move his queen to the arrow indicated in the first image, but decided to move the bishop threatening my knight which is also a good move to weaken my moves, I moved the bishop to the square a3 threatening the knight, I also had a better move which I didn't do, which was to move the bishop to the square e3, after moving the bishop it was my opponent's turn and he decided to eat my knight to which I responded by eating the bishop with the pawn, after some piece moves I moved my knight to the square d5, I could also have moved my queen to curl up but I had other plans for my opponent.
3
in this part the opponent moved his rook threatening me the knight and at the same time developing that piece which had been locked up for a while, he could also move the knight to the f3 square to eat my pawn and at the same time give me a tasty jake, I moved the knight eating a pawn to his pawn and making jake to the opponent then the opponent moved his queen and I moved my knight so he wouldn't eat it, then as I told you before the move on f3 was fulfilled, he ate my pawn and at the same time giving me jake, I moved my queen defending my bishop and the king defending the knight, then my opponent made a mistake by not seeing my bishop that was positioned on the square a3, his mistake was to move the rook to the square e7 overlooking my bishop.
4
in this part my opponent and I decided to sacrifice some pieces and giving Jake on some sides, I had the game almost ready, I just needed to move the right pieces, in the first picture of this part I could move the rook to the e7 square, but I wanted to eat some pieces so that the opponent could only move his queen, and I also had the opportunity to move my knight to the e6 square which I overlooked, after eating all my opponent's pieces and leaving him only the queen I had complete control to Jake mate him, the opponent could have moved his queen to the e6 square but he didn't move it, he could have moved his queen to the e6 square but he didn't move it to the e6 square.
the e6 square but he didn't, I moved successively my pawn to have a queen, now with the queen it was time to end this by giving Jake mate to the opponent on the d4 square and ending the torture.
thanks for reading! :)
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