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13. Bd2 c4+
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closing the center of the board. After my failed blootstein he should probably not close the board like that as now my king is safe in the center of the board. |
 
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14. Ke3 Qd8 15. Nc3
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Developing my Knight. |
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15... Nc6
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He starts to develop again. |
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16. a3
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Probing to see if there are any mouse traps on b4. |
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16... f6
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Challenging my pawns. |
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17. b4
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So now it is clear that there are not any mouse traps on the b4 square. |
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17... f5 18. h3
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I'm going to keep the center closed, in hopes that eventually i will be able to get my king into enemy territory in order to do battle with the opposing army. |
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18... Nh6
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Develops his other knight but he doesn't have very many prospect squares. |
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19. g5
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Go away yo. |
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19... Ng8
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And now he is back at his starting square for the third time. |
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20. h4
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I will continue to take space, allowing my king more room. This expansion is necessary in order to fit the many apple orchids i've acquired over the course of my chess career. |
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20... Bd7
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develops, but again not much in the way of activity. |
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21. Nge2
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activating my other horsey |
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21... Qc7 22. b5
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i'm going to attack his horse, and if he moves it i will exchange pawns, because i can. |
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22... axb5 23. Nxb5
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Now i'm going to eat all your apples. |
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23... Qc8
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Forced to retreat. |
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24. c3
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locking up the board, obviously a great move. It deserves an exclamation mark but i'm pretty modest. |
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24... Na7
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Just exchanging horses. Not the best of moves. Much better would be Na5 targeting the b3 square. |
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25. Nxa7 Rxa7 26. a4
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Necessary to protect the pawn. |
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26... g6
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His king side is really cramped now, it is clear my blootstein attack has left me with a solid position despite not being able to get my king up to the 8th rank. |
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