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1. e4
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My usual. |

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1... e5
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The most common response from black. |

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2. d4
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Trying something new. The queens pawn opening after the kings pawn opening. |

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2... exd4
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AS i expected. This allows development of my queen. |

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3. Qxd4 Nc6
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The start of the chase. |

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4. Qd5
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I shouldnt have done that. |

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4... Nf6 5. Qf5 d5
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Allows development and chasing my queen. |

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6. Qf3 dxe4
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Takes pawn and threatens queen as the chase continues. |

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7. Qg3 Be6 8. Bb5
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Pinning knight against king. |

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8... Qd5
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Development possibly and threatning c5. |

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9. Bxc6+
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I was hoping to mess up his defense by doubling his pawns. |

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9... Qxc6 10. Nh3
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Devloping area and allows castling, |

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10... Qxc2
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I think he's planning to take my bishop... |

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11. O-O
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NOPE, unless he wants to lose his queen... |

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11... Qe2 12. Qxc7
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Heading for the rook. |

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12... Bc4
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Protects queen on trying to get the rook. |

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13. Nd2
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If queen atempts to get rook, nd2 will take it. Also allows queen to take bishop and not be a stupid move. Also allows development. |

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13... Ba6
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A simple retreat. |

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14. Nf4
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Threatens queen. |

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14... Qb5 15. Re1
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Threatning e4 with 2 pieces. Possibility of mate in 3. |

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