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11. h3
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So he kicks the knight. |
 
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11... Nh6
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I retreat |
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12. d4
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And he makes a beginner's mistake |
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12... cxd3 e.p.
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So I take |
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13. Qxd3
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He takes |
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13... Ba6
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Thanks for the exchange! |
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14. Qd4
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He advances |
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14... Bxf1
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I take |
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15. Kxf1
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He takes back |
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15... g6
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and now I make a big mistake. I was afraid of him exchanging on h6 and ruining my pawn formation. However I should have played Nf5 |
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16. e6
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Now I have problems completing my development. |
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16... f6
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More or less forced, if I still have dreams of castling one day. |
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17. Bf4
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Hitting my queen |
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17... Qa7
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So I offer an exchange of queens. When material ahead, it is usually good to exchange pieces but not pawns. |
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18. Qa4
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He avoids the exchange |
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18... Qa6+
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I throw in a check |
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19. Kg1
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He moves to the logical square |
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19... Qb5
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I offer another exchange of queens. Now according to the Shredder program, after 20. Qxb5 cxb5 21. Na3 the position is even. It prefers Nf5 and Black still has the upper hand.
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20. Qc2
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But he didn't exchange! |
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20... Nf5
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So I re-centralise my knight |
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