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Submitted by MyNames on Sun, 05/10/2009 at 10:03am.

This is one of my most recent games in which I foresaw a great tactical continuation. Let's see if you can find it.Laughing (Sorr

y if I am bragging) Please look at the move list!! It is in the wrong order, first is the game, then the less simplified puzzle and then the second puzzle

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by tarikhk - 2 years ago
United Kingdom
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that was against me, wasn't it.

by DJHeilke - 2 years ago
United States
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I don't really think O-O should be marked as a mistake, as after Bh6 there is nothing to fear from gxh6 in the slightest

by KAKROACH - 2 years ago
India
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Good thinking and good combination. One day you will surely progress to a well known player. We can predict to see the foot of a toddler.

by RoyalStraightFlush - 2 years ago
Jakarta Indonesia
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Thanks. Nice puzz

by MyNames - 2 years ago
United States
Member Since: Feb 2009
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Thanks, I didn't see that move. Bad combinations, even worse defenseSmile

by khpa21 - 2 years ago
Minnesota United States
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Your combination is unsound. After 17. Bd7(the first move in your second diagram) Bxd7 18. Rxd7?? Nxd7 19. Rd1 Qg6!, your opponent will escape up an entire rook

by MyNames - 2 years ago
United States
Member Since: Feb 2009
Member Points: 488

Did you see the move list, and which moves could I have done better, when could my opponent played Bd7

by lefu - 2 years ago
George South Africa
Member Since: Jul 2008
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ok I think you almostĀ  got me with this but I must say, whoever you played against did every think you asked.

for starters I think Bxd7 was better as it was continuation on development.

now at the opening phase he/she could have prevented all this by responding with Bd7. welldone! you took your openent lightly and it worked.

Thanx for sharing.

 

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