Round 8: The Dutch Attack

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Yesterday my opponent was FIDE master Mark Lyell from England, who actually lives in Hungary in Budapest.

I changed the move orders and missed a pawn capture which is not good most of the time, but it was good this time.

I got some counterplay and strong dark squares.

Then he sacrificed a pawn on the kingside to get a strong attack.

I did not defend the best, he got winning chances which he missed.

We arrive to an equal endgame where he made a big mistake which allowed me to exchange the rooks and win an other pawn.

I played well the queen endgame and won the game:



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1.e4 with white

Accelerated dragon with black

Benko-gambit with black