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12... Nxe5
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So this is a bit planned. I can be foiled if white captures my Knight in an exchange |

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13. f3
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BUt white does not, instead, white gives me an opening. |

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13... Nc4
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this is interesting, now white has to make a small decision - a knight for a queen, I think not... |

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14. Qb3
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not really a ah rd choice, but the solution white selects plays white into a fork |

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14... Ned2
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A double knight attack is a bit formidable |

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15. Qb4
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again white chooses the queen |

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15... Nxf1
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bye bye castle |

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16. Bxf1
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bye bye night. |

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16... Bf8
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with a 2 point advantage, I can now tackle the queen |

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17. Nc5
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so this is a good situation for me because the knight is pinned. |

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17... b6
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bye bye knight right? |

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18. Qc3
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yep..bye bye knight |

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18... bxc5
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now taking this knight was a bit foolish because the queen was in a position to be pinned to the castle - there is another term for this, but I can't recall what that is... |

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19. b3
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in any event white does not recognize the danger |

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19... Nb6
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I give him an out....by running away |

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20. Bc1
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still not seeing the danger, white tries to build an attack |

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20... Bg7
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too late.... |

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21. Qxc5
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bye bye castle |

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21... Bxa1
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indeed! |

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22. Qd4
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Now this is HUGE blunder by white certainly ensuring a quick end to the game. |

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