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Hi all, this is a blitz-game I played recently. It's an interesting game, starting with a classic Sicilian opening. Enjoy |
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1. e4 c5
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Sicilian |
 
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2. Nf3 Nc6
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classic Sicilian |
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3. Bc4 e5
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This isn't the regular move, I made this move to get more pressure on d4, for a knight outpost later, to free my DSB and to prevent white from playing Ng5 threatening a fork on f7 |
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4. d4
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this is probably a pawn sacrifice for quicker developing, when I take I'll have a greater pawn pressure on the center, but he'll have a slight developing advantage, it as well makes it possible for his N to move to the g5 square, something I missed in the game |
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4... cxd4 5. Ng5 Nh6
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This is a weaker spot for the N but as white threatens Nf7 I have no other option except moving my queen, which I think would be weaker |
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6. Qf3
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Three attacks on the weak f7 square |
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6... f6
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Easy dealt with the threats, blocking the Q's way to f7, attacking the N on g7 and completing my pawn string |
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7. Nh3
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forced |
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7... d6
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completely blocking my dark squared bisschop, but allowing Ng4, a better spot for the weak N on h6 |
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8. Na3
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developing his N, since Nf3 isn't possible, although I think that Nd2 would've been stronger |
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8... Ng4 9. Bd5 Nb4
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My Ns now have 2 great outposts, I thought I could launch some attacks now, but i oversaw the following attack |
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10. Bxb7 Bxb7 11. Qxg4
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I now lost a pawn, however, white has given his strong bisschop for a strong knight, we shall see what turned out the most valuable |
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11... Qa5
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threatening Nc3 check |
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12. O-O
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easily overcame the threat while castling |
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12... Bc8
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attacking the Q |
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13. Qf3 d5
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trying to get complete control of the center after 14.xd5 Qxd5 15.Qxd5 Nxd5 I have a better position and the strong LSB |
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14. Bd2
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pinning the N |
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14... Bb7
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protecting the pawn on d5 while also threatens to take e4, winning a pawn and probably even a greater pressure on the center |
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15. Bxb4 Bxb4
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bringing the DSB in the game |
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16. Qf5
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threatening Qe6+ |
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