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I would like to show you a blitz game between me and my friend which was played in my college chess club. Time control was 5 minutes fixed time. |
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1. d4
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I had white pieces and started with d4. |
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1... d5
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d5 was my friend's response. |
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2. e4
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e4, blackmar diemer gambit. |
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2... dxe4
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black accepts the gambit pawn. |
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3. Nc3
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Nc3, white is trying to get the pawn back. |

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3... Nf6
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Nf6 is a very sensible move, develops the knight and defend the pawn. |
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4. f3
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f3 challenging black pawn. |

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4... exf3
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exf3, black wants to maintain the material advantage. |

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5. Qxf3
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normally white would capture with knight, Qxf3 leaves the d4 pawn unprotected, but white is actually setting up the trap, d4 pawn is the bait. |

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5... Qxd4
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my friend was a bit greedy and took the bait. |
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6. Be3
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Be3 develops the dsb, also attacks black queen. |

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6... Qb4
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Qd8 looks embarrassing, but that would be a better move than the move played in the game, which is Qb4, attacks the b2 pawn. it seems like white can't castle queen side, because O-O-O results in Bg4, skewers the queen and the rook on d1. |
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7. O-O-O
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O-O-O was played anyway. |

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7... Bg4
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Here comes the skewer! is white in trouble now, maybe my friend thought I would resign after this move. |
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8. Nb5
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Nb5 was played! Did white commit suicide? Not really! Can you see black's problem? if black captures the queen, then Nxc7# ! |

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8... e6
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Black actually saw the problem, and played e6, now Nxc7 won't be mate. |

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9. Qxb7
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Qxb7 |

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9... Qe4
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my friend realized he was in trouble, Qe4, protects the rook on a8, also hopes queen exchange. |
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10. Nxc7+
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No thanks, no queen exchange for you my friend, Nxc7+ |
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10... Ke7
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Ke7 is the only move |

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