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1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Nd4 4. Nxe5
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the initial position in the mini tournament |
 
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4... Qg5
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looking for smothered mate in the opening |
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5. Nf3 Qxg2 6. Rf1
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making his rook safe |
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6... Nxf3+ 7. Ke2 Nxh2
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i played this move because in order to save the rook,
he would have to lose the game
eg:Rook g8, queen e4# |
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8. Kd3
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he must have seen the danger |
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8... Nxf1
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gaining more material |
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9. Qh5
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i had to block checkmate (queen f3 check, king d8,queen f8#) |
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9... Qxf2 10. Qe5+ Be7 11. Qxg7
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a plan formed in my mind when he played this move,
at first to get the queen but... |
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11... Qf3+ 12. Kd4
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the only move.
now i realised that i could beat him or get his queen,
here is my masterplan |
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12... c5+
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13. Kd5
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if he had played king e5 i would have played pawn d3# |
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13... Nf6+ 14. Ke5 d6#
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