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11. Kd2
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A dreadful blunder because... |
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11... Qxf4+
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Oops! |

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12. Kxc2
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At least he gets a knight in return for the queen, and my queen is now attacked. |

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12... Qe5
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So I retreated. |

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13. Bd2
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He threatens my queen with Re1, pinning my queen against my king |

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13... O-O-O
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So I castle |

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14. Re1
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He hits the queen |

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14... Qd4
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I take up a nice, centralised post threatening d3 |
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15. Re4
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He hits the queen |

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15... Qxd3+
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So I take the pawn |

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16. Kd1
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King walks into a self-pin. Kc1 may have been better. |
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16... Bd6
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I develop, hitting h2 |

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17. f4
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He blocks the attack and opens a diagonal for his bishop |

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17... Nf6
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I hit his rook |

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18. Re3
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He retreats |

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18... Qd4
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Queen takes up another nice central role. Qxb2, Bxf4 and Qxf4 are all threatened |

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19. Nc3
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This meets one threat, but removes a defender of d2 |

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19... Bxf4
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I take here. He resigns, it is hopeless. If he moves his Re3 his Bd2 is lost. Many thanks for reading this, please rate the annotation and leave a comment or two! Thanks! |
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