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1. e4
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This is a nice quick game, where i believe the sicilian develops a bit too slowly for black |
 
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1... c5 2. Nf3 f6 3. d4 e6 4. Nc3 a6 5. e5
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the first non-database move attempting to open his kingside |
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5... Nc6 6. exf6 gxf6
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Nxf6 is better here, because it develops the knight and attempts to close down the kingside |
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7. Bf4 Nge7
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now he has to waste an extra move developing the knight that should have gone to f6 |
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8. dxc5
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grabbing the pawn that the knight move freed up, again move 6 returns to haunt him |
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8... Nd5
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attacking c5 and f4 |
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9. Nxd5
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clearing out defenders from the kingside and winning a pawn |
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9... exd5 10. Qxd5 Nb4
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do you see the force mate? try not to look at the notation first |
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11. Qh5+
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11... Ke7 12. Bd6+
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12... Ke6 13. Nd4#
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bam! game over! notice how white has three active pieces and an advanced pawn while black only has an oddly positioned knight in the game |
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