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0 [Next]	Quick Tournament at the Salt Lake Community College 2010-10-16 John Coffey - Isaac Balter White to Move
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7 [Next]	Is the slightly better choice according to the Fire Chess Engine. Instead White played ...
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10 [Next]	White could have done better with Ng5, and black with Bxf3. The weakness on the kingside is not good for White. White to Move
11 [Next]	White could have done better with Nfd2, and again black better with Bxf3, for the same reasons. White to Move
12 [Next]	Apparently Black coudl still have equalized by taking the knight on f3. What follows is interesting. White to Move
13 [Next]	White to Move
14 [Next]	A little too late. White to Move
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16 [Next]	Black blocks in his own queen, and could have done much better with Rad8. White to Move
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20 [Next]	Black Resigned because his queen is trapped.