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11... Ke8
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Now, I can play out 12.Qf3. |
 
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12. Qf3
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Black is on his way to losing valley.He can only protect against two out of three intentions I have for the Queen. the intentions are Qxb7 (if possible), Qxf7, and Qd5 (perhaps the least smartest move). |
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12... Nb4
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I ignore this Knight because my win is much faster. |
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13. Qxf7+
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I continue with what Black wasn't protecting. |
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13... Kd8
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Black's King is a broken playground. |
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14. Qxg7
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What you just witnessed is a setup for potential checkmate. |
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14... Nxc2+
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? I expected that, but for the first time in all of my games, this move doesn't make my position weaken at all. |
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15. Kd2
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Now, Black is lost undoubtfully and will have to give up his Knight to play the gloomy 15...Bd7, his only best move. |
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15... Bf5
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Instead, he wants to protect the Knight and lose in one move. |
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16. Qf8#
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I hope you took note of how much better 15...Bd7 was compared to 15...Bf5. In fact, I believe that ...Bd7 could have been played earlier. Black's problems arose by his option of letting his Queen get pinned and lost to protect a less valuable piece. Had Black play more carefully and watched out for my intentions and plans, he could have had a good game. |
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