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11... Qxg2
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BAM. In there like swimwear. No Kingside castle for you! Not yours! |
 
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12. Bf3
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Uh oh. Not to worry. Exchanges will ensue. I can still castle, control the center and have great positional advantage. |
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12... Bxd2+
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I like bishops but the center is still 'kinda' closed. I'll keep my knight. Open positions require bishops, closed positions require knights. |
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13. Kxd2
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Only way to protect the bishop and rook still but leaves a weak f2. |
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13... Qxf2+
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Ta Daaaa. |
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14. Qe2
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lets take'em off. |
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14... Qxe2+ 15. Bxe2 O-O-O
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Nice. I have achieved control of the center, protected king and an outpost for my Knight. |
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16. Rhf1
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my weakest square but easy to protect. |
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16... Rh6 17. a3
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Stopping the Knight but giving me more time. |
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17... Nd4
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my knight loves it there and seeks the fork on b3. |
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18. Bd1
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protects the square b3 but disconnects the rooks. |
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18... f5
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Uses the Knight as protection,pushes my only passed pawn and opens up the 6th Rank. Every move should be Offenseive and Defensive. |
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19. Kc3
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His king is closer to the center, breaks a future pin, and if e5 falls then he can take my knight. I would have worked my out of place rook into the game. |
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19... f6
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Protecting e5 but cutting off my rook. My knight is permanent now though. |
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20. Bf3
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Connects the rooks. Maybe a queenside pawn storm was better? |
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20... Ne6
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Eyeballin the d3 square. With my excellent pawn position I would love to trade everything off soon. |
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21. Bd5
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Oops. Missed that. There are many outposts though for me. |
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21... Nf4
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Protecting the check on e6 and outposting my knight. |
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22. Rad1
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Protecting a weak square. But this leads to. |
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22... Nxd5+
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Take. |
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