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1. d4 d5 2. Bf4 Nc6 3. Nf3 Nf6 4. h3 h6 5. g4 e6 6. c3 Bd6 7. Ne5 Bxe5 8. dxe5 Ne4 9. h4
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All normal so far. |
 
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9... Ne7
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Ok, interesting try from black. |
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10. f3
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I should avoid to block the white diagonal, but I didn't think there will be much action in it without my central knight. |
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10... Nc5 11. Qd4
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A move to free my queen. |
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11... b6 12. b4
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Bad move. Here I had to open the way for my bishop or knignt. To develop. |
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12... Nb7
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this is like a spring: now black can free his position with c5. |
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13. e3
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I had to develop my lsb aiming to the queenside. |
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13... Ng6 14. Bg3
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No problem, man... |
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14... Qe7
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Further supporting c5? |
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15. Nd2
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No point in checking him. I develop. |
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15... c5 16. bxc5 Qxc5
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I was waiting for the knight, but black hopes in an even endgame. |
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17. Bd3
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The best thing I can do is let him exchange. |
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17... Qxd4 18. exd4
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Which he does. Now I have a weakness in c3, but a strong central pawn chain. Let's see if I can defend it. |
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18... Ne7
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A wasted tempo for the attack: Bd7 - Rc8. |
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19. a4
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Not wise. Just to make more space for Ra3 and the other rook in c1. |
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19... O-O 20. Nb3
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Black is not in a hurry, so I even think about a break in a5. |
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20... f6
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Logical try by black. |
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21. Kd2
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I moved the king the wrong square. It was an oversight. |
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21... fxe5 22. Bxe5 Rxf3 23. Ke2
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At least, he can't support the rook with the other. |
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23... Rf8 24. g5
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It's my turn to attack. His tangled pieces on the queenside give me an excellent opportunity I don't have to waste. |
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