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A game I played very lightly, but it came out to be a nice mate net. |
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1. b3 d5 2. Bb2
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Ok. This is nothing bad for white, he just looks for a transposition. But I decided to test his center... |
 
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2... d4
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Completely "out of principles": two pawn moves of the same pawn in the opening. Let's see if he can grab advantage from it. |
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3. e3 e5 4. exd4 exd4
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Again at the same point. |
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5. d3
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Of course, black can't hold this pawn for too long, but if Nf3, B or pawn c5. |
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5... Bb4+
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I'm glad if he plays c3: I will not have to protect anymore the pawn, and a piece will be pinned as a result. |
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6. Nd2
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Ok. Now let's get rid of that pawn. |
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6... Bc3
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White will be very surprised. I will lose that pawn, but I think that the tempoes will be enough for me to compensate. |
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7. Bxc3 dxc3 8. Nc4
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Ne4, and I would have been glad if he takes the pawn, and Qf6. Just to force him to play defensively. (Do not try this at home :-) |
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8... Qe7+ 9. Qe2 Be6 10. Nf3
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White has no easy way to take this pawn. |
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10... b5
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Crazy, crazy and crazy. If Qd4, f6. |
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11. Ne3
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Well: crazy means crazy. |
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11... Qa3
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Another bad move. White can play Ng5, and I'll be in troubles. |
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12. g3
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? He wants my Q to get apart from the game. |
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12... Qb2
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I accept. Do not do this: my Q is just off from the game. |
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13. Qd1
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... W is defending again. |
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13... Nc6 14. Qc1
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Now it's my turn to get tempos. |
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14... Nf6 15. Bg2 O-O-O
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Q will be exchanged, so this way I get rid of the dangerous diagonal, controlled by his N. |
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16. Nd1
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Ok, now I have to exchange Q! |
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16... Qxc1 17. Rxc1 b4
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...and now, my brave pawn is solidly placed! |
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18. O-O
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...but I gave him the tempo to castle in a good position. |
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