This was yet another blitz game. I don't have my opponent's name because I closed the window before I realized that this would make for a nice annotation. I had this game conveniently memorized as the opening was strange and the game short. |
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1. e4 Nc6
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I don't know the name of this opening but in game this played out to a reverse Alekhine. |
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2. d4 Nf6 3. d5 Ne5 4. f4
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This isn't dangerous as black's e-pawn hasn't moved yet. |

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4... Ng6 5. e5 Ng8
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Ne4 was impossible due to 6. f5! Then, if ...Nxe5 or Ng4, Qd4 or Qg4, respectively, wins a knight. |

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6. Nc3 e6 7. dxe6
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Leaves black with an uncomfortable choice of recaptures. |

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7... fxe6 8. Bd3
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Threatening Qh5. |

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8... Ng8e7 9. Qh5
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Black's in trouble now. |

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9... Kf7
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Probably better was 9...Nf5, to which I would have played Nf3 followed by g4. |

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10. Nf3 Kg8
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? The losing move. Correct was ...d6, though black's still losing. |

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11. f5
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! wins a knight by force. |

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11... Nxf5
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This actually was black's best move, regaining a pawn for the piece. |

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12. Qxf5
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Queen sac woo. |
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12... exf5
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?? Opens the line for mate. The f-pawn recapture comes back to bite Black. Oddly, it's the a2-g8 diagonal that's fatal, not the usual h5-e8 one. |

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13. Bc4+ d5
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My opponent must have thought that this would have been adequate, but... |

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14. exd6 e.p.+
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en passant wins the game! |

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14... Be6 15. Bxe6#
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Practically a smothered mate. This mate has been known to occur when white moves his king to g1 in the king's gambit. I hoped you all enjoyed this short, humorous (to me anyway) game. |
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