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1. e4
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Hello and welcome to my annotated game. This game is played by someone I know from school (oogiegork) and shows that it can be dangerous game if there is a king gambit played, and this shows what can happen even if you don't take the pawn on f4! |
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1... e5 2. f4
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Like I said, there is a king gambit. |
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2... f6
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I personally think that you should not do this because moving a kingside pawn in a opening is dangerous, even when you can take the pawn on f4 and defend badly on the next few moves. But these players are better than me, so I cannot talk. |
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3. fxe5
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Black thinks that white is offering a fair exchange. |
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3... fxe5
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And so he takes the pawn on e5 |
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4. Qh5+
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However, this has turned out that it was not a fair exchange after all! For not only he moved a kingside pawn, he also captured a piece, leaving a path where white can check black, making it unable to castle for the rest of the game and take the pawn on e5 next move (fork). |
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4... Ke7 5. Qxe5+
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And not only white took the pawn on e5, he has got the black king on the run! |
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5... Kf7
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Black must be in agony :) |
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6. Bc4+ Kg6 7. Qf5+
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At this point, balck resigned perhaps because of agony.
Thank you for watching this annotated game, and please rate this game, and good luck on all your current and future matches :) |
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