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Ouf! Finally a good game! so much time I had to wait to have a good opinion about me, ultimately! This game is focusing on attacking weak pawns and distracting moves to scare the opponent and slowly advance the real threats: strong pawns! So the game really starts at move 30, which was the first decisive move, and where I had in mind already to advance e4-e5-f4 and then continuing, including Kh2 and bishops moves... |
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1. d4
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queen pawn, but just to change the order... |

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1... Nf6 2. c4
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... cause good old english is back, by reversed moves |

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2... e6 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. Bd2 O-O 5. e3 b6 6. Bd3 Bb7 7. Nf3 d5 8. O-O
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all bookie... |
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8... dxc4
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pointing my good knight fellow on the right side of the board... |

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9. Bxc4 c5
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starting the confusion, here... |

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10. a3
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well, where will you put your bishop? |

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10... cxd4
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er... nowhere, I attack your stupid knight... The other one, i mean. |
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11. Nxd4
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i Have considered axb dxc, but after exd Qxd4, I see doubled pawns and no advantage for white. |

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11... Bc5 12. Nb3 Nbd7 13. Qe2 Qc7
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both queens try to find safer place, and prepare for an attack (mostly black queen). |
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14. Nxc5
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I keep the two bishops. |

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14... Nxc5
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better than to take with pawns, but now c and d columns are largely opened for rooks. |

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15. Rac1
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and... here we go. (and conscious of eventual Nb3) |

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15... Qc6
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threatens mate in one |
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16. f3
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not so dumb. |

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16... Nd5 17. Nxd5 exd5
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I had the feeling that black wanted the draw, here. |
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18. Bb5 Qd6
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of course not Qc7 or c8, because of the next move... |

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19. b4 Ne6 20. Rc2 a6 21. Ba4 b5
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this manoeuvre just helped me to comfort my bishops focusing on both the center and the king, as we'll see. I recognize that black helped me a lot here. |
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22. Bb3
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Here we go, pointing o weak pawn! |

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22... Rfe8
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I wonder how valuable would have been d4, here. |
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23. Qf2 Rad8 24. Bc3 h6
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once again, why not d4? |
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