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0 [Next]	White to Move John Coffey - Charles Rasmussen 11/13/2010. Quick chess tournament. Salt Lake Community College.
1 [Next]	White to Move .17
2 [Next]	White to Move .20
3 [Next]	White to Move .19
4 [Next]	White to Move .15
5 [Next]	Bg5 (.19) is the more correct way to play this.
6 [Next]	White to Move Instead White played ...
7 [Next]	White to Move .... which is not bad. .12
8 [Next]	White to Move .71 h6 is a mistake. The best move for Black to castle.
9 [Next]	White to Move .65
10 [Next]	White to Move .71
11 [Next]	White to Move .80 White could have done slightly better with Bd3. A better response for Black would have been Bf5 (.32)
12 [Next]	White to Move .80
13 [Next]	White to Move .47 Oddly enough the Fire chess engine prefers axb3 (.80) followed by c4. A better response for Black would have been b5 (.33) To see how this game ended, click on "Next Page".