TheCurse: Whenever they play h6 against you and you have Bg5, Bd3, Rf1 and Qh4... ALWAYS play Bxh6, don´t even think, it always works:
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Nov 25, 2015
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#83
In your other game I would have preferred to return to f4, just to have the chance to sacrifice it on h6:
DIEMERKILLS wrote:
Bees nice games!
Thanks!
Here are some more... been in a bit of a rut lately but trying to climb out of it.
Feb 15, 2016
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#87
Good Satxusa!
I would have stopped to think if Nxf7 or Rxf5, I always stop to think about that in those situations. Ha.
I then I end only simply winning back my pawn and not getting any advantage :-O
Mar 29, 2016
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#89
Good game Diemer Kills!
I don´t know if there´s an earlier improvement, but at move 12, I would have played Nxg6 and then Qd3. Just because of an "all bridges burned" mentality, that forbids me to retreat.
Couple more:
And a familiar trope some of you have probably seen many times:
One of my best BDG games recently, I think that it is fun to play at a lower level although I feel like often when the lines I study are not the ones that my opponent plays I miss the best way to get an advantage from a sub standard move. Clearly didn't happen this game, but often I am unable to get such an explosive attack with obvious ways to continue. Definitely going to keep playing it.
I finally broke the 2000 barrier in blitz:
Just how robust is the sac on h6? Felt pretty confident it was still good here. The pawn on f3 is actually a useful supporter, preventing Ng4 as a defensive resource despite losing my bishop.
Is any of that baloney sound? I'm not sure, but it felt fun anyway.
Black resigned here. There's clearly no defense. This was a line that I recently lost a game in OTB... the improvements I made after the fact are paying off.
Sep 14, 2016
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#96
I didn't play this Teichmann declined variation very well... but fortunately for me neither did my opponent 
Oct 10, 2016
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#97
Playing one blitz after 4 months of not playing blitz 
Cool games BEES!