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can someone explain the first 2 inaccuracy's ?

https://lichess.org/gBetWiAQ/black

https://lichess.org/gBetWiAQ/black

9...Be6? is a mistake, as white can open the position with 10 d4.
Black had to play 9...Be7 to prepare 10...O-O to bring his king to safety.

13...Rb8? is a mistake, because of 14 Qa4+ winning pawn a7. Black had to castle 13...O-O to bring his king to safety.

9...Be6? is a mistake, as white can open the position with 10 d4. Black had to play 9...Be7 to prepare 10...O-O to bring his king to safety. 13...Rb8? is a mistake, because of 14 Qa4+ winning pawn a7. Black had to castle 13...O-O to bring his king to safety.

@tpr said ^

9...Be6? is a mistake, as white can open the position with 10 d4.
Black had to play 9...Be7 to prepare 10...O-O to bring his king to safety.

13...Rb8? is a mistake, because of 14 Qa4+ winning pawn a7. Black had to castle 13...O-O to bring his king to safety.

if i castled i would also loose a pawn

@tpr said [^](/forum/redirect/post/e0ErM7Ee) > 9...Be6? is a mistake, as white can open the position with 10 d4. > Black had to play 9...Be7 to prepare 10...O-O to bring his king to safety. > > 13...Rb8? is a mistake, because of 14 Qa4+ winning pawn a7. Black had to castle 13...O-O to bring his king to safety. if i castled i would also loose a pawn

Yes, but 13...O-O 14 Bxb7 Rb8 15 Bg2 c4 gives you compensation: all black pieces are active and white has a backward pawn on d2 and a hole on d3.

Yes, but 13...O-O 14 Bxb7 Rb8 15 Bg2 c4 gives you compensation: all black pieces are active and white has a backward pawn on d2 and a hole on d3.

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