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11. dxe4
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now my pawns are double on the e-file and I've blocked my long diagonal |
 
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11... O-O
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he finally castles |
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12. Qd2
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I decide to remove the dark-squared bishops (when people do this to my king's bishop in this castling position, they usually end up with a good attack) |
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12... f6
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he tries to run off the bishop (and creates an escape hole for the king) |
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13. Bh6
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I think I'm forcing the bishop trade |
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13... e5
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he ignores me! |
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14. Nh4
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I try to lure the pawn up another square |
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14... Qf7
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he fortifies and attacks my "naked" c-pawn |
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15. Bxg7
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I force the bishop trade anyway |
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15... Kxg7
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I expected him to take it with the queen |
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16. f4
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I ignore the c-pawn weakness and attack the king-side pawns |
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16... b6
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I guess he wants to put the bishop on the a-h diagonal |
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17. b4
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I switch fronts |
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17... Qxc4
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he takes the helpless pawn |
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18. Qd3
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I offer a queen trade to undouble my pawns |
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18... Qf7
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he declines to help me out |
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19. e3
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I'll trade it away |
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19... dxe3
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he sort of had to trade |
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20. Qxe3
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he could gain another pawn here if he plays cxb, axb, Nxb |
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20... exf4
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he trades on the other side |
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