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11. O-O-O
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White protects c2 and develops. |

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11... a5
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This is given as a mistake and I agree. |
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12. Nd5
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White copies black's idea. This is also given as a mistake. |
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12... O-O-O
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As is this. Computer prefers Bxd2+ first. I tend to agree. Computer also prefers 13. Nxb4 to white's next. |
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13. Nxf5
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But white takes here. |
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13... gxf5
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Black takes back. Computer prefers Bxd7 first. I agree. In an open position like like bishops are better than knights. Also I think 13.....Nxf5 is better than gxf5, as it avoids pawn weaknesses. |
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14. Nxb4
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So white makes it two knights v two bishops. |
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14... axb4
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Black takes back. |

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15. Bxb4
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And white wins a pawn. Computer puts white +2.21 here. |
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15... b6
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b6 is a reasonable move, if followed up with c5, blocking the bishops lovely diagonal. |

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16. c3
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white attacks the knight |

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16... Nf6
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which black seems to completely miss. |
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17. cxd4
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So white takes the knight |

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17... Rxd4
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Black takes the pawn. |
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18. Bc3
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White retreats the attacked bishop. |

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18... Ra4
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Black continues to attack with the rook. Computer gives this as a mistake, black has to retreat his rook to d5 to protect e5. |

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19. Kb1
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But White fails to exploit this. 19. Bxe5 was better. |
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19... Nd5
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19.....Nd5 is not given as a mistake, but I can't see why black just gives up another pawn. Can't black play Ne7 or Re8 or maybe Ng4, what do you think dear reader? |
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20. Bxe5
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So white just takes |

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20... Re8
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Black moves the attacked rook. |
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