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1. d4
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This was only a quick play game, but leads to an interesting king side attack. |
 
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1... Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 Bb4
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So it starts as a Nimzo-Indian Defence. |
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4. e3 O-O 5. Bd3 c5 6. Nge2 d5 7. a3 Bxc3+ 8. bxc3
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This is all pretty standard. |
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8... Na6
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But this is a bit unusual. As the knight doesn't have prospects of going to b4 or c5 it doesn't look like a good square to me. |
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9. O-O
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I castle. |
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9... b6
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He prepares to fianchetto his bishop. |
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10. f3
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I prepare to advance in the centre. |
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10... Bb7
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He completes the fianchetto and put another piece attacking e4. |
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11. Ng3
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and I put another piece attacking e4 too. |
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11... Qc7
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He develops the queen. |
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12. Qe2
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With the threat of taking on d5 and then on a6. |
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12... Nb8
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So his knight is more or less forced to retreat. |
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13. cxd5
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I get rid of my doubled pawns. |
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13... exd5
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He takes back. |
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14. e4
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I advance in the centre. |
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14... dxe4
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He takes. |
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15. fxe4
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I take back. |
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15... cxd4
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He takes again. |
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16. cxd4
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I take back. We now have a classic position - white has the good pawn centre, but black is attacking it. |
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16... Rd8
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Black attacks it again. |
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