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1. e4 e6
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I always thought white had the advantage at this opening because my c8 bishop is blocked by e6 pawn. |
 
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2. d4
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AND white has control of the center. |
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2... d5
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guess I have to take my own share of it (center) |
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3. Nc3 Bb4
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In case of exd5, my pawn would be alone with no pawn protecting it=> weak position |
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4. Bd2 dxe4
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prevents previous position
uncovers queen to attack d4 pawn |
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5. Qg4
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forks g7 and e4 pawn |
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5... Nf6
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protects e4 pawn |
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6. Qxg7 Rg8
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unpleasant position for black's queen
takes control of semi-open file |
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7. Qh6 Nc6 8. O-O-O Rg6 9. Qh4 Rg4 10. Qh6 Bf8
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move the queen around even if bishop loses any activity in the center
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11. Qh3 Nxd4
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natural take pawn and move knight to a dangerous position because of its extensive grasp on its surroundings |
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12. Nb5
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seems wrong, Be3 is better, I think (pins knight to queen with rook) |
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12... e5 13. Qc3 c6 14. h3
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simply delays the inevitable: great gain of tempo.
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14... Rg6 15. Na3 Nd5
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another pawn in the center and I get a "free" move |
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16. Qa5 b6
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forced |
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17. Qa4 Bd7
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threatens c5 |
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18. c4
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BLUNDER
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18... c5
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queen can't run to c4 anymore because of pawn |
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19. Nb5
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forced |
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19... a6
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Anything black does will end up with a lost queen.
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this opening does have its advantages |
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