Neelotpal and Prantik win National Rapid and Blitz

[Event "National Rapid Vizag"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2016.06.15"]
[Round "2"]
[White "Neelotpal, Das"]
[Black "Singh, Soram"]
[Result "1-0"]
[WhiteElo "2467"]
[BlackElo "1868"]
[Annotator "Das,Neelotpal"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "4r1k1/4rp1p/pp2p1p1/2pq4/3b1P1Q/2BP4/PPP3PP/4RR1K b - - 0 1"]
[PlyCount "10"]
[EventDate "2016.??.??"]

{So far black played well and didn't allow white any activity. At this stage
black's Queen is ccentralizedand is well organised to open up e file.} 1... Kg7
$2 (1... f5 $1 {Black must stop white's potential dangerous threat f5 and now
B is completely safe and fully organised to open up the centre with e5}) 2. Rf3
$6 (2. f5 {Without giving time to consolidate white should have played 2. f5
here itself but I couldn't calculate the variations properly in short time}
gxf5 3. Re3 (3. Rf3 Rd7 (3... Kh8 4. Rg3 f6 5. Qxf6+ Bxf6 6. Bxf6+ Rg7 7. Rxg7
Rf8 8. Bc3 e5 9. Rxe5) 4. Bd2 (4. Rg3+ Kf8 5. h3 f6) 4... Kh8 5. c3 $18) 3...
Rd7 4. Rg3+ Kf8 5. Re1 {although there is pressure but no clear way to
advantage}) (2. Re5 Qd6) 2... Kg8 $4 {black must have panicked Rh3 threat and
now probably plans to play f5 after Rh3 . A huge waste of time, which allows
white to launch a deadly attack...} (2... Qxa2 3. Rh3 (3. f5 exf5 $1 {and now
W will have serious problem due to back rank}) 3... h5) 3. f5 $1 $40 {there is
only one thing wrong in black's position , that is the "e7" rook is not
sufficiently protected ,which make f5 possible} gxf5 $4 {this loses immediately
} (3... Qd6 {after the best defence 3...Qd6 also white continues strong attack
with} 4. f6 Rd7 5. g4 {and it's not easy to defend such position}) 4. Rg3+ Kh8
5. Qf6+ {I must admit that I was indeed tempted to show this cute mate :)} Bxf6
6. Bxf6# 1-0

[Event "National Rapid (15+10) Vizag"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2016.06.16"]
[Round "5"]
[White "Hegde, R."]
[Black "Neelotpal, Das"]
[Result "0-1"]
[Annotator "Das,Neelotpal"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "r2q1rk1/pp2bppp/2b1pn2/3p4/2PB4/1P4P1/P2NPPBP/R2Q1RK1 w - - 0 1"]
[PlyCount "30"]
[EventDate "2016.??.??"]

{In Round 5 I was playing as black against Senior IM Ravi Hegde, who was
leading at this stage. I equalised quickly in the opening and reached the
following position.} 1. cxd5 {1.cd may not be the most precise alternative for
white as slowly white is losing the thread and coming under pressure. Perhaps
white should maintain the balance and consider moves like 1.Rc1 or 1.e3} (1.
Rc1 Rc8 2. e3 dxc4 (2... Qa5 3. cxd5 Bxd5 4. Nc4) 3. Bxc6 Rxc6 4. Nxc4 {with a
roughly equal position}) (1. e3) 1... Bxd5 2. e4 $6 {this further weakens
white's position} (2. e3) 2... Bc6 3. Bc3 Qd3 4. Rc1 (4. Qf3 Qxf3 5. Bxf3 Rac8
6. Rac1 Rfd8 $15) 4... Rac8 5. Re1 Rfd8 6. Re3 Qa6 (6... Qd7 $142) 7. g4 $2 {
a serious mistake. Whites wants to go for a king side attack by g5, Rh3, Qh5
but in the process weakens his position heavily. Black is ready to defend such
attacks easily and with so many weaknesses white's position will fall apart} (
7. a4 b5 $36) 7... Nd7 $1 {black prevents g5 advance and takes control of
weakened dark squares on the kside} 8. Rh3 Bg5 (8... Nf8 {with 8...Nf8 Black
can protect the h7 ( a potential target for white's attack and also plan to
bring the knight to g6 to control K side squares}) ({8...Bb5 was also strong
with the idea of Nc5 - Nd3} 8... Bb5) 9. Rh5 Bf4 10. Bf1 (10. Ra5 {does n't
help white and only loses his piece coordination} Qb6 11. Nc4 Qc7) (10. Qf3 e5
11. Bf1 (11. Rf5 Nf8)) 10... b5 11. Qf3 e5 12. Rf5 Nf8 13. Rxf4 {White's
position is technically lost due to so many weaknesses and by giving up the
exchange ( probably the best practical decision) white tries to complicate the
matter. But black is well organised to deal with any complication} exf4 14.
Qxf4 Ne6 15. Qe3 Be8 {and black went on to win after few moves} 0-1