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1. e4 e5 2. Qh5
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Patzer opening. It is generally advised to avoid getting the queen out early in the game, unless one is playing against lower rated beginners. |
 
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2... d6 3. Bb5+ c6 4. Bc4
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Black must defend against QxPf7#. This is not difficult to manage, though. |
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4... Nh6
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Pg6 also works, and forces the queen to move. |
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5. d3
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White eyes BxNh6. If black plays PxBh6, white wins. Black should be able to defend the knight with Pg6. |
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5... b5 6. Bb3 a5
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Qc7 might have been better. White essentially gets a free knight here. |
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7. Bxh6 g6
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...or maybe not. Pushing the queen--the bishop trade can wait. Black has h4 and h3 covered. |
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8. Qf3
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Black should play Be6 here, or Pf6 might be even better. |
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8... Bxh6
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...but not that. Quick game. |
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9. Qxf7#
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(1925)