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Never underestimate your opponent by their rating. I've been there, done that, and also become a victim. |
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1. f4
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The Bird Opening Move....... this kind of opening are seldomly used by top
rated players. But who knows what contains in this "Bird". |

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1... d5
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The natural answer which is usually created to fight for the center squares. |

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2. Nf3
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Preventing the e5 thrust from the opponent. |

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2... Bg4
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This move helps black to neutralize the centre squares (.....Bxf3, then ......e5) |

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3. e3
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Just in case ......Bxf3, if not, doubled pawns will be occur and that sucks |

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3... Nd7
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Normal move order...... see it?, to support the e5 thrust again. |

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4. b3
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Normal continuation for Bird opening move, this black squared bishop is too strong here. |

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4... e6
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....e6?!, a dubious move. After all the supporting moves, black came up with
this one. Hmmm....... remember the topic. |

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5. Bb2
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Yes!!! a good spot. |

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5... Ngf6 6. d3
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Preventing .....Ne4, and a spot for white's knight .... 7. Nbd2. |

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6... Bd6
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Black readies his castling thus putting the bishop into good square. |

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7. h3
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Provoking black to capture the f3 knight. .....Bh5 is bad |

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7... Bxf3 8. Qxf3 O-O
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The king looks safe right....... wait in a few moves. |

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9. Nd2 c6 10. g4
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White is transposing to the "Polar Bear System" (invented and deeply
analyzed by GM Henrik Danielsen from Poland) |

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10... h6
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Preventing the g5!! move |

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11. h4
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Supporting the g5!! |

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11... b5
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What the???? |

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12. g5
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Black should try other moves like .....Nh7 |

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12... hxg5 13. hxg5 Ne8 14. Qh5
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The KILLER move appears....... now, what else can black do here |

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14... f6
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To make some breathing space for his King..... nope TOO LATE!!!! |

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