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11. g3
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gxh3 is okay, but it opens the line for the rook, so I just played g3. |

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11... Be7
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Finally developing. |

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12. dxe5
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I take the pawn, and the pawn can't take back since it is pinned. |

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12... Ke6
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I think the king is just waiting to be attacked. |
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13. Qd5+
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This bold queen move makes the king retreat. |

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13... Kd7 14. exd6
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Note if Bxd6 then e5! wins the bishop. |

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14... Bxd6
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Unfortunately, he doesn't see this. |
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15. e5
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e5! |
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15... Ke8
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The king retreats - probably the safest move. |

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16. Qxd6
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So I take the bishop. |

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16... Ra7
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This leaves the knight undefended - I could have gobbled it up, but I was more focused on a mate. |
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17. Nd5
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This subtle move threatens 18. Nc7#. |

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17... Nd7
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I think this move was just to save the knight, but this annoyingly prevents mate, since the king as d8 as a flight square - |
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18. Bg5
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- so I take it away. |

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18... Ndf6
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An outright blunder - first of all, the pawn could take it, and, though I am not criticising my opponent, this falls for Nc7#. Which I gladly played. |
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19. Nc7#
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Nc7# - thank you for watching - please give any constructive comments if necessary. @oodle3# |
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