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11... Qxe2+
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? Now white can capture with Bxe2 and then White will win a tempo with O-O |
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12. Bxe2 Bxc5
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See. Now the pieces are equal. |
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13. O-O
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But black has terrible shape on the kingside. |
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13... Bg4
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I usally agree that knights are weaker than bishops (hearing the words of 'Knight after Bishops) so I think it is best to ignore. |
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14. Re1
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!! Now that is good! After Bxf3, Bxf3+ and white wins. |
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14... Bxf3
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Uh-oh for Black. Either Bxf3+ Be7 Bxc6+, King moves out of check, or Bxf3+ Ne7 Bxb7 and white wins. |
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15. Bxf3+
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Yes. And it is good to keep track of checks |
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15... Ne7
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?! Not so good |
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16. Bxb7
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A Fine attack but then Rb8 changes nothing. |
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16... Rb8
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As expected. |
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17. Bc6+
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Where the knight would've been. |
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17... Kf7
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Now the knight is free to capture the bishop cuz the knight's not pinned anymore. |
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18. Bf3
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What a waste of moves. |
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18... Rhe8 19. Re2
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Yes. Getting rid of the risk that Bxf2+ might happen. |
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19... h6
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!? |
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20. Bf4
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Tackling the rook. |
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20... Rb4 21. Bd2
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Now it looks quite fine. |
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21... Rc4
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Bad square. Terrible. |
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22. Rxe7+
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!! There was the sacrifice that was brillaint. Whichever way black accepts it, white will always win a piece. Can you guess how? |
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22... Rxe7
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Ah. That's one way of escaping. |
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