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1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 e6 3. Nc3 c5 4. d5 exd5 5. cxd5 d6 6. e4 g6 7. Bb5+ Nbd7
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I've been told that the best move in this situation is supposed to be 7. ... Nd7 but this seems good as well. |
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8. Nf3
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White carry on with a common answer, preparing the castle. |
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8... a6
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Common move as well |
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9. Bd3
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The problem for white is that it enables 9. ...b5 |
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9... b5
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Black has now a very good pawn structure. |
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10. O-O
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With black advance on the queenside, white's plan is to attack on the center. |
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10... Bg7
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standard move |
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11. Bf4
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Attacking e5 |
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11... Qe7
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I had the impression that this move was inaccurate O-O would have been better but i couldn't find any attacking possibiities straight away. So that... |
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12. Re1
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Obvious move to support an attack on the e file. |
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12... O-O
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Logical |
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13. e5
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White has numeric superiority toward e5 |
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13... dxe5
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Black has little other choice for if 14. e6 fxe6 15. Rxe6 Qd8 (forced move) |
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14. Nxe5
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14. Be5 was the other candidate move but the knight in e5 menaces 15. Nc6 and the bishop in c5 could enable 17. d6
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14... Nxe5
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At this point, the game seems equilibrated. White is even slighly ahead (I think) |
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15. Bxe5
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15. Re5 might have been better but white's plan is to advance the passed d pawn. |
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15... Bb7
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To menace d5 and, more important, to link both rooks. |
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16. d6
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things go like in my plan |
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16... Qd7
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preventing further move from the d pawn. |
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17. Bxf6
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Mistake. Ne4 or Be4 would have been better. From now on the GK computer gives an advantage to black. |
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