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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	These are a collection of dragon lines that I have studied recently. Black to Move
1       [Next]	Black to Move
2       [Next]	Black to Move
3       [Next]	Black to Move
4       [Next]	Black to Move
5       [Next]	Black to Move
6       [Next]	Fritz 6 on a 15 ply analysis thinks that O-O should be played before Nc6, although I used to play it the other way. Black to Move
7       [Next]	The Yugoslav variation Black to Move
8       [Next]	Black to Move
9       [Next]	Black to Move
10       [Next]	Black to Move
11       [Next]	Black to Move
12       [Next]	Black to Move
13       [Next]	Qc7 is a pet line of mine Black to Move
14       [Next]	Black to Move
15       [Next]	Black to Move
16       [Next]	Black to Move
17       [Next]	Black to Move
18       [Next]	Black to Move
19       [Next]	Black to Move
20       [Next]	Black to Move
21       [Next]	White Resigned. A tournament game of mine from about 3 years ago: P.R. vs. Coffey
22       [Next]	What follows is a speed game Woodbury vs. Coffey from about 6 years ago. Black to Move
23       [Next]	Black to Move
24       [Next]	Black to Move
25       [Next]	Black to Move
26       [Next]	Black to Move
27       [Next]	I go astray here. Instead Rxc5 is better for black.
28       [Next]	My opponent is clever with his threats. Black to Move
29       [Next]	I need to research this again and see if black could have done better. Black to Move
30       [Next]	And white eventually won.

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