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This was an excellent example about how to attack the castled King. My opponent, eeke, played the e4 opening, I played my trusty Sicilian. |
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1. e4
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Standard. |

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1... c5
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Sicilian. Loving it! |

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2. Nf3
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Possibly could play the Open Variation. |

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2... d6
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My usually response. |

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3. d4
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Open Variation. |

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3... cxd4
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I, of course, take! |

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4. Nxd4
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He could have played Qxd4 and possibly turn into the Maroczy Bind! |

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4... Nf6
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Attacking his e4 pawn. Duh, what else? |

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5. Nc3
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Guarding. |

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5... a6
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The Najdorf. My favorite. |

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6. f3
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I believe this is the English? |
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6... e6
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Possibly turning into the Scheveningen Variation |

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7. Be3
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English. A very deadly attack against the Najdorf. I usually lose against it :( |

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7... Be7
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I tried this. |

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8. Qd2
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Standard plan: Castle long (0-0-0) and attack my king :( |

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8... Qc7
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Bringing my queen to a central square. |
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9. O-O-O
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Now, I think, he'll attack on the kingside. |

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9... b5
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I must attack on the queenside. |

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10. g4
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What did I say? |

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10... Bb7
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Bringing my DSB to a good square. |

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