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1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 f5
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I can not understand this move. Looks aggressive but there is not enough pieces. I want the classic 3...a6 or 3...Nf6 to open your game. Anyway it´s style´s matter |
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4. Nc3 Nf6
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I dont know, but with 4...fxe4 you are in line with your plan |
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5. exf5 e4 6. Ng5 d5 7. d3 h6
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Well I think there is no reason to fear. 7...Bxf5 and you have another piece to play |
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8. Bxc6+
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Well, he did not see 8.Ne6 at first |
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8... bxc6 9. Nh3
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Hey kain-, there is a God for you, obviously with 9.Ne6 he is making a great investment, because he would gave back the gambit and after the attack to your pawn structure it would seems like a greek ruins |
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9... Bxf5
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Oh the beatifull of chess, after this bad move (9.Nh3?) you are with a little advantage. He has one bad knight, and you have two bishops in an open game. At this time its difficult to exploit your pawn´s structure. Anyway he has to play against your pawns and move 10.dxe4 |
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10. Nf4 Bd6
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kain- you have to accept that 10...exd3 is a better move because you are free of this weakness in e4, what is the head on this structure |
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11. O-O O-O 12. g3 Bxf4
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Nooo! Oh my god. That was the bad horse and you are eating bad quality meat. Your better bishop were this one because your other bishop seems like a big pawn containing your pawns, and besides the white bishop is without space and you make it free. I like the more aggressive 12...Bg4 |
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13. Bxf4 exd3 14. cxd3 Bh3
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I like 14...d4, retaining the d3 pawn and making space for Nd4 |
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15. Re1 Ng4 16. f3 Nf6
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Sometimes believe in your attack, even better 16...g5 and if 17.Bxc7 Qxc7 18.fxg4 Qb6 19.d4 Qb2 20.Ne2 Bxg4 and you are confortable |
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17. Be5 Re8 18. d4 Nh7
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Why not 18...Nd7. The white bishop seems like a big radar |
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19. Kf2 Rf8
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Dont like 19...Rb8 ? |
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20. Re3
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20.Re3! I dont know but I think he wants to take the e column with heavy metal |
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20... Ng5 21. Qa4 Qd7 22. Bf4 Ne6 23. Ne2 Rf7 24. Rc1 Rb8 25. b3 Rb6
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Better 25...g5 to go against the f column |
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26. Qxa7 Nxf4 27. Nxf4
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That was a definitive move because you have a bad bishop, your rooks are not playing in concert and he wants to get the e column |
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27... g5 28. Ng6 Qd8 29. Ne5 Rf6 30. g4 h5 31. gxh5 Bc8 32. a4 Ra6 33. Qc5
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Well its not only the e column, but the c one |
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33... Bf5 34. Rg1
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And the g column |
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34... Kh7 35. Rxg5 Kh6
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You dont forget, you still have a queen, better 35...Qd6 |
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36. f4
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Better 36.Qc1, and if you play 36...Kg5 37.Nf7 Rf7 38.Re8 and lost the queen |
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