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Somentimes it's nice to see that intuition works over calulation. This was a blitz game. Light annotation... |
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1. d4 e6 2. Nf3 b6 3. Bf4
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My favourite. |
 
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3... Bb7 4. Nbd2 Nf6 5. e3
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Here, as black, I would have gone for my dsb with Nh5. |
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5... c5 6. c3
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This scheme provides me with nice settings, much less "attacheable" than c4 ones. |
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6... Nc6 7. h3
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I've seen my opponen is not fond with the Nh5 idea, but this is not to provide my bishop of a square to hide as to prepare a pawn storm. |
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7... Be7 8. g4 O-O
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Thank you, just where I wanted you to be. |
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9. Rg1
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This is to unpin the f3 knight and to prepare h4. |
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9... cxd4 10. exd4
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My queenside keeps closed. It is supposed to be the shield for my king, after o-o-o. |
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10... Rc8
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Good, preventing Qc2 (Nb4) |
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11. h4
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Just wait for me... :-) |
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11... Nd5 12. Bh2
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A little trap. |
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12... Bxh4
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He falls in it. This just helps me, opening the h column. |
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13. Bd6
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...but this move was too juicy to delay. |
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13... Re8
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Now, the trap clicks. |
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14. g5
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He cannot save the bishop, but my king is becoming very exposed, and castling appears very far. |
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14... Ne3
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Nice attempt. |
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15. Qb1
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It was important for me to keep the queen active, and I needed it looking to h7. |
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15... Nxf1 16. Kxf1
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Not with the rook, and not with the knight, because of Nf3 needs protection. This also keeps my king out of the Re8's action (as black, I would have played e5, probably). |
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16... Ba6+
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I considered to shield with c4, but I didn't like b5. |
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17. Ke1
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Well, back to the e column. I thought that now e5 was almost the only black chance. |
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17... Bxf2+ 18. Kxf2
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Well, THIS is an exposed king. I am lucky the Bd6 is untouchable, and cramps him a lot. |
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