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1. Nf3 d6
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....i tend to use this opening against all flank openings. Depending on Whites next few moves, you can set up a strong kingside attack. |
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2. d3
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...normal here would be c4 or d4, maybe even g3 and transpose to an English |
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2... Bg4
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...this is an annoying move for white and he has to deal with it, otherwise black automatically takes on f3 to upset the pawns and give some early targets.. |
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3. Nbd2 e5 4. e4 Be7
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continuing to develop...with e4, f5 will come in and look to castle 0-0-0 after Nc6 and continue with a kingside attack |
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5. g3 Nc6 6. c3
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...i think white needs to disrupt blacks activity.....maybe c4, Rb1 and then b4...? Black wants Bg2 to put the Queen on the same diagonal as Bg4 ... |
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6... Qd7 7. h3 Bh5 8. Bg2 O-O-O
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...have to watch h4 and Bh3...I am prepared to sac material on the kingside here are white is not developing quick enough and the English is a solid but slow positional build.... |
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9. h4 Kb8
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..out of danger... |
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10. Bh3 Bg4
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...want the swap but not this time...but it prepares f5 if it is not taken.... |
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11. Bg2 f5 12. exf5 Qxf5
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...white needs to release the pin and create grief on the queen side....i thought a4/5 and b4 followed by Qb3 creates and major headache for black owing to the very strong long white bishop....given time.. |
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13. O-O
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....white has a static queen side and black has 5 pieces that can come quickly to the kingside quickly....decided to tak advantage of the pin next...Qxd3 is on, and overlooked it for (what i thought) was a more aggressive plot...myself and the buddy are playing these games relatively quickly so no major analysis done... |
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13... g5
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..sure why not....? I can overcome Qb3 and prevent the possibility of white winning a piece (Ne1...and black mustbe careful of Bxc6)
Blacks idea is simple, crack open the k side...was prepared to sac 2 pawns here....hxg5 and then h6 looking for Rxh6, Nf6 and Rfh8... |
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14. Qc2 gxh4 15. Nxh4 Bxh4 16. gxh4 Nf6
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..white king is looking a bit exposed.... |
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17. Ne4 Nxe4
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...maybe d5 was more solid....and blocks the bishop... |
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18. Bxe4 Qe6 19. Bxc6 bxc6 20. Qb3+
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...white gets a chance to take a sting out of the attack.... |
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20... Ka8 21. Qxe6 Bxe6
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...decided to open up the king more... |
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22. f3 Rdf8 23. Kf2
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..an opportunity to win a pawn here.... |
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23... Bg4 24. Ke2
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..pin here allows the winning of the pawn.... |
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24... Rxf3 25. Rxf3 Rf8 26. Be3 Rxf3 27. Kd2 Rh3 28. Bg5 Rh2+
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....white resigns in view of either losing a rook or Ke3 and Re2#... |
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