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1. b3
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This was a loss against a slightly higher rated opponent. |

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1... e5
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This is Larsen's Opening https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larsen%27s_Opening |

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2. Bb2
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He completes the fianchetto. |

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2... Nc6
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I protect the pawn. |

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3. e3
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With a plan of playing Bf1-b5 |

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3... d5
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I take the centre. |

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4. Bb5
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Bishop comes out. |

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4... Bd6
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I protect the e pawn. |

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5. c4
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He strikes the centre. |

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5... a6
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I hit his bishop. |

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6. Bxc6+
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He takes. |

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6... bxc6
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I take back. |

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7. c5
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He hits my bishop. |
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7... Bxc5
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I take. |

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8. Bxe5
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He takes back. |

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8... Nf6
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In the previous games in this line f6 has been played instead of Nf6, but it seems to me to be the natural square to put the knight. Fritz prefers f6. |
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9. Qc2
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And now I sank into deep thought. What to do about the attack on the bishop? I looked at Bd6 and 10. Qxc6+ Bd7, and white has his queen and bishop attacked, but white has got 11. Qc3 and the bishop is protected. I didn't like the look of Qe7 10. Bxc7. I didn't like the look of Nd7 11. Bxg7 Rg1 12. Qxh7. Afterwards Fritz give Nd7 as best and Bxg7 is met by Qg5! |

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9... Be7
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So I tried this pawn sac. |
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10. Qxc6+
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He takes. |

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10... Bd7
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I block. |
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