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  • White: A Master
  • Black: A Master
  • Event "?"Site "?"Date
  • "????.??.??"Round "?"White "A
  • master"Black "A master"Result
  • "1-0"ECO "C05"Annotator
  • "Coffey,J"PlyCount "47"16384kB,
  • coffey.ctg
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  • e6
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  • d4
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  • d5
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  • Nd2
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  • Nf6
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  • e5
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  • Nfd7
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  • f4
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  • c5
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  • c3
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  • Nc6
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  • Ndf3
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  • Qb6
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  • g3
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  • cxd4
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  • cxd4
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  • Bb4
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  • Kf2
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  • Everything up to this point
  • is the same as the last game. Black
  • threatens to win a pawn on e5!
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  • This move breaks the pin on the d4
  • pawn by the black queen.
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  • fxe5
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  • fxe5
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  • O-O
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  • Quiz:

    Why isn't white
  • afraid of Nxd4, Nxd4 Qxd4?
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  • Kh8
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  • Black would like to be able to
  • threaten the d4 pawn without
  • worrying about the discovered attack
  • on d4 after Bxh7+
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  • This sacrifice
  • for attack is interesting. It also
  • allows black to grab the d4 pawn.
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  • Kxf3
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  • Nxd4
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  • Getting the king out of the way
  • appears to be the best response.
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  • Instead Nxe5 is met by Bxh7!?
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  • Nf4
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  • Fritz thinks that Ncxe5, Qh5 Nxd3,
  • Qe8+ Bf8, Nxd3 is near equal
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  • Qh5
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  • Kg8
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  • Rf1
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  • Qc7
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  • a3
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  • Bc5
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  • White has set a clever trap that
  • Black falls for.
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  • At first this looks good but it
  • isn't.
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  • Bxh7
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  • Nxh7
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  • Qe8
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  • Nf8
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  • This forces mate.
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  • 1-0
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