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Hi everyone!
I bet you are asking yourselves, disaster for whom? Well, you only need one guess. This performance was as bad as the Fried Fox Pork Chop Affair. I am taking part in a mini-tournament organised by the Master Mater called The Annotations Project. This is where we will be brainstorming an opening which involves a Q for 2 piece sacrifice arising out of the Sicilian Grand Prix Attack. The first seven moves were set up as forced moves. The action therefore starts on move 8 after Henry was forced to go to d7. |

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1... c5 2. f4 d5 3. Nf3 dxe4 4. Ng5 Nf6 5. Bc4 Bg4 6. Qxg4 Nxg4 7. Bxf7+ Kd7 8. Be6+ Kc6
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8. ....... Kc6. If you look at this link - http://gameknot.com/annotation.pl/speculate-to-accumulate.pl?gm=21163 I played Henry to c7 that time. Here I decided to deviate with Kc6. |
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9. Bxg4 Qd6
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9. ....... Qd6 - has a fairly reasonable record in the Gameknot db. Master Freddy played this move against someone else in the same tournament and won with it so I thought that the move was OK here. Glenda does actually attack the pawn on f5. Alas, that is about the only thing she attacks in this game I do think! |
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10. d3 exd3
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10. ...... exd3 - In retrospect, although Master Freddy also took the pawn on d6 in his game I now think that it was probably an unnecessary waste of tempo. Perhaps Na3 or g6 were better here. |
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11. Nc3 Kb6 12. Be3
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12. Be3! - here Freddy's opponent castled. Freddy played a very strong move here, developing a piece and exerting pressure on c5, in fact also lining up on the same diagonal as Henry! |
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12... Na6 13. Nf7 Qg6
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13. ...... Qg6?? - here Freddy said that this was a bad move. I did not see why until the following sequence. I thought my rook was going to be lost so I thought it was a good idea for Glenda to strike out at the white lsb. Alas, Freddy is not interested in the rook. His knight goes to e5 with check! |
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14. Nd5+ Ka5
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14. ...... Ka5 - Henry seems safe here but an attack on Glenda - the white knight simultaneously defends the lsb, gains Freddy a vital attacking tempo. |

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15. Ne5 Qe4 16. Bf3 Qa4
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16. ........ Qa4 - Glenda must move again. |
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17. Bd2+ Nb4 18. Nc4+
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18. Nc4+ - Freddy's horsies give me knightmares!!!! |

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18... Kb5
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18. ....... Kb5 - if Ka6 then Nc7 is mate! |

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19. Nc7+ Kxc4
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19. ...... Kxc4 - forced. |
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20. b3+
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20. b3+ - a nasty royal pawn fork. It is also mate next move. |

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20... Kd4 21. Ne6#
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21. Ne6# - a pretty knight mate. Freddy could have also played c3 here - that would have also resulted in me getting Freddied yet again! Anyhow, all credit to Freddy for taking full advantage of my mistakes! |
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