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Because of moving pawns instead of developing, black quickly gets overwhelmed in this game by whites developed pieces. |
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1. e4
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I do the kings pawn opening. |
 
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1... e5
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Kings pawn game. |
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2. Nf3
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Not sure what opening this is called, but I generally play it. Develops the knight, while attacking the e pawn. |
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2... d6
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Defends the pawn. |
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3. Bc4
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Develops my LSB, and attacks the weak f7 square. |
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3... Nd7
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...? Any idea's what the point of this move was? |
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4. d4
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Center control! |
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4... a6
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Black needs to develop! My white bishop is already on the a2-g8 squares, and has no ideas of moving to b5. I think Nf6 would be good here. |
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5. Nc3
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Developing yet another piece. |
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5... h6
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Black is in desperate need for development. Again, I think Nf6 is best. |
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6. dxe5
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"When your development is superior to the opponents, attack!" |
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6... dxe5
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He takes back... |
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7. Bxf7+
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This move is actually a big deal, as you'll see in the next couple of moves. |
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7... Kxf7
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Obvious answer. |
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8. Nxe5+
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Black can't take the knight with his own, because then I win his queen with ...Nxe5, Qxd8 |
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8... Ke8
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This is wrong, but I'm not really sure what to advise black to do at this point... |
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9. Qh5+
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And now for the major point of this annotation! If black hadn't pressed his h pawn in the beginning and mearly developed, he would have been able to press his g pawn, or defend in some other manner. |
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9... Ke7
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Forced. |
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10. Qf7+
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The black king is in peril! |
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10... Kd6
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Again, forced. |
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