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11. Ng3
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So he protects e4 again. |
 
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11... O-O
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I finally castle. |
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12. exf5
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He takes. |
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12... exf5
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I take back. |
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13. Re1
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He grabs the open file. |
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13... Qb6
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Making d3-d4 harder, and also, by attacking b2, making it harder for him to develop his Bc1. |
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14. Ng5
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Threatening Ne6, exchanging off his knight for one of my bishops. My bishops are better than his knights, as it is an open position. |
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14... Bf6
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Now Ne6 is simply met by Re8. |
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15. Nf3
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So the knight simply retreats, with loss of time. |
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15... Bd7
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I at last develop my Bc8 and connect my rooks. |
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16. Rb1
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Preparing to develop his Bc1. I miss a tactic here, I could have simply played Bxc3! If he takes my bishop, I take his rook. |
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16... Rae8
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Instead I just developed. |
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17. Bd2
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And he finally develops his Bc1. |
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17... Rxe1+
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I take. |
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18. Bxe1
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he takes back. |
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18... Be6
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I hit a2. I am trying to keep his occupied, to prevent him from playing d3-d4. |
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19. b3
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He simply has everything protected now, and putting another pawn on a white square increases his potential for his black squared bishop. |
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19... Kg7
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Played to give my Be6 a retreat square on g8, should he play Ng5 again. Computer prefers Re8. |
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20. Ne2
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Going back to the d3-d4 idea. |
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20... Bd5
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by threatening to take on f3, I delay d3-d4. |
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