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1. e4
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King pawn opening. |
 
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1... e5
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Typical response. |
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2. f4
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Kings gambit. |
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2... d6
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My opponent defends his e5 pawn. |
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3. fxe5
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I take the e5 pawn trying to open the center a bit and also setting up my next move. |
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3... dxe5
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My adversary recaptures the e5 pawn. |
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4. Nf3
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I attack the e5 pawn with my kingside knight |
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4... Bg4
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Kradwan defends the e5 pawn by pinning my knight to my queen. |
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5. Bc4
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I develop my kingside bishop. |
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5... Bxf3
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Kradwan retires the offensive knight. |
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6. Qxf3
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I recapture with my queen setting up a possible checkmate. |
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6... Qf6
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My opponent challenges my queen with his queen. |
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7. O-O
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I castle and move a rook in to backup my queen. |
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7... Qxf3
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Kradwan exchanges queens. |
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8. Rxf3
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I recapture the queen with my rook. |
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8... Nf6
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Black develops a knight and protects the f7 pawn. |
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9. d3
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I protect my e4 pawn and open up the c1-h6 diagonal for my dark square bishop. |
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9... h6
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Black tries to limit my bishops movements on that diagonal. |
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10. Nc3
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I develop a knight. |
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10... Bc5+
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Black checks my king and develops a bishop. |
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(1560)