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ANNOTATED GAME

Quick tempo attack game by white
redfox17 vs. vijayakiran
Annotated by: redfox17 (1363)
Chess opening: Reti opening (A06)
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1. Nf3
When I open I like to play this or e4 or d4.

 
1... d5
This was a good open move by black.

 
2. d4
I did not want to allow black to go any further on the d file. I am protected by my knight!

 
2... e6
Black is developing playing the center pawns un-aware that I am going to attack quick and fast!

 
3. c4
pawn up the center to c4. totally un-protected? I guess it looks tasty to my opponent, This is exactly what I want to do with my attack plan.
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3... dxc4
pawn takes pawn

 
4. e3
I advance pawn to protect d4 pawn

 
4... Nf6
black brings out knight to f6. Game is looking to be normal so far.

 
5. Bxc4
I recapture pawn and now have my LSB looking towards e6 and e7

 
5... Qd6
Black Queen comes out to d6.
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6. Ne5
This is where I put my attacking Knight in her face since I am protected by d4 pawn.

 
6... Qb4+
She ignores that and puts me in check! I do not fear this weak attack!

 
7. Nc3
I bring out my knight to be pinned by the queen to block the check. This is a much better move than bishop to d2. I have lost many rooks doing this with out thinking!

 
7... Be7
Black brings out DSB to e7. I think bringing out to d6 would have put pressure on my knight on e5.

 
8. Bd2
I now bring out my bishop to d2. this will unpin my knight and it also now opens up my baseline to connect my rook to my Queen.

 
8... Qd6
Black Queen retreats d6 and is looking under developed at the end of the 8th move.
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9. Nb5
I am going into attack mode and now bring out my other knight to b5 attacking the Black Queen.
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9... Qd8
Black Queen retreats back to her baseline row! This was not the only safe square to go to.

 
10. Ba5
I advance another attack with my DSB to a5. This is location I can move out of if I get threatened by the b pawn.

 
10... b6
Black plays up the pawn as expected!

 

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