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13. Bb3
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running away |
 
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13... b6
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a strong row of pawns |
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14. Bg5
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attacks the knight |
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14... Ba6
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doing the same thing |
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15. Bxf6
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taking the knight |
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15... gxf6
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take the bishop back |
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16. Kf2
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defending the knight |
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16... Rad8
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making rook active |
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17. Rfd1
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challenges for a offer. When I should accept, he should have a rook on the open line d and I should have a rook on the not-open line f. |
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17... Bxe2
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take the knight |
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18. Kxe2
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and give the bishop, he has defended the knight 2 moves ago with the king. |
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18... c4
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attacking the bishop, which is pinning the pawn at f2 |
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19. Bc2
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running away of course |
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19... Ng6
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dont remember exactly |
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20. g3
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making a better pawn-position |
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20... a6
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doing the same thing |
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21. Rd4
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attack the undefended pawn, while defended by his pawn. |
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21... Rxd4
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taking the rook... |
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22. cxd4
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...and give my rook, what makes that I dont loos material points and creates a little space for my pawn at the line c. |
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22... Rd8
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attacking his udefended free pawn. |
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