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1. e4
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I'm red, and white takes his first move. |

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1... e5 2. Nf3
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White gets his knight into play straight away |

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2... Nc6
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I mive my knight so that if his takes my pawn I can take it straight away |

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3. Bb5
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He moves his bishop to attack my defending knight straight away |

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3... Nb4
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rather than move it back in to place, or back to block off my bishop I move it out of the way |

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4. c3
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He moves his pawn forward to threaten my knight |

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4... Be7
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Giving up on the knight I make my bishop's defence over the knight known.... |

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5. a3
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he moves another pawn forward, this I think is to counter my counter with the bishop |

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5... c6
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I attack the bishop in a hope it will give me time to retreat my knight back to safety |

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6. Ba4
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doing the only thing, White moves the bishop out of the way |

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6... Nd3+
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I move my knight into a catch 22 situation, king or bishop, |

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7. Kf1
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White moves the king out of the way |

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7... Bc5
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rather than take the bishop I decide as my knight is safe for the next turn I'd bring my bishop into play for defence |

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8. b4
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the pawn attacks my bishop, but won't be able to take it the next turn |

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8... Nxf2
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going for bigger fish I put a catch 22 on the rook and queen |

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9. Qe1
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White moves the queen out of the way |

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9... Nxh1
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and I proceed to take the rook, I leave the knight here for the rest of the game, It is one of the factors of the whites loss |

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10. Ke2 d5 11. Nxe5
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seeing a catch 22 being imposed on me, I move my queen to safety before hand
also this is my first piece lost |

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11... Qd6
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and force the knight to retreat |

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12. Nd3
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Like so |

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