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1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nf3 b6 4. Nc3 Bb7 5. Bg5
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usualy played in these variation 5.Qc2 with the idea of advanced e4 and controll the center . |
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5... Be7 6. e3 Ne4
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good move , 6...Ne4! threats wining a piece , and activing the knight to active position when just earlier it was pinned . |

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7. Bxe7 Qxe7 8. Nxe4 Bxe4 9. Nd2 Bb7 10. Be2
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good move , idial position for the white LSB , another idea of this move is prepering 0-0 and Bf3 exchange the strong blacks LSB on b7 . |
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10... Qg5
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capturing immideatly on g2 is not a good idea because of 10...Bxg2?!.11.Rg1!-Bb7.12.Rxg7 and white have good game . |
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11. Bf3 Bxf3 12. Qxf3 Nc6 13. Qg3 Qxg3 14. hxg3 Ke7
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when the are no Queens on the board , there is no threat of dangerous attacks on the black king , therefor Capablanca choose to enter the rooks to the game and activing the king as prepering to an better endgame . |

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15. g4 h6 16. a3 a6 17. Ke2 Rhb8
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good move , the idea is to advanced b5 and open B file for the black rooks , if 17... b5?! was sooner played so 18.d5-exd5.19.cxd5-Ne5.20.f3 and probably drawn game . |

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18. Ne4 b5 19. c5 d5
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good move , black wishes to break whites chain of pawns on the center , the idea is , after the knight retreats to g3 or d2 , or c3 , black will play e5!. |
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20. cxd6 e.p.+ cxd6 21. f4 Rbc8 22. f5
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maybe?, it was better to play .22. Rac1-Na5.23.Nc3-Nc4 and blacks chances are in favor to win . |

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22... Na5 23. Kd3 Nc4 24. Rab1
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whites rook on b1 is in very unpleasente position however , even after 24.b3-Na5 , whites position wasnt get better at all. |

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24... d5 25. Nc3
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not 25.Nc5?-Ne5+.26.dxe5-Rxc5 and black with big advantage. |

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25... Rc6 26. fxe6 fxe6 27. g5
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white wishes to get reed from its double pawns on G file and, makes black Double pawns instead. however this free pawn is going to be very usefull for black .(see in blacks 31move). |
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27... hxg5 28. Rh5 Kf6 29. Rh3
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the strong position of the black knight on c4 avoiding any active game frome the other rook getting active game because of the weak pawns on the whites queenside . therefore , black's totaly dominates the game and with the free pawn advantage makes first signs to ''the begining of the end'' for white . |
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29... Rac8 30. Na2 a5
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good move , black large his space advantage on the queenside and even more cuts off the white pieces from the game . |

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31. Rf3+ Kg6 32. g4 Nd6
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the black knight done his job on the queen side , and after the damage has been done to white , black prepares kind of a choke ring around the whits king neck . |
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33. Nc3 b4 34. axb4 axb4 35. Nd1 Rc6c2
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threating Ne4 and Re2#. |
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36. Rf2 b3 37. Ra1 Ne4 38. Re2 Rc8c6
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whits pieces totally hopeless , there is no good move that white can make . |

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39. Rb1 e5
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great move , white mustnt capture the pawn because of Nc5+ and black wins a rook . 40.dxe5??-Nc5+.41.Kd4-Rxe2. |
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40. Ra1 Rc6c4 41. Ra5 Nc5+
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white resins . after 42.Rxc5-e4# or 42.dxc5-e4# , thank you and i hope you enjoyed the game . |
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