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Move 17...Bxc3!! Who would be willing to give their strong bishop for a Knight? Amazing understanding of the position, eliminated the knight that would help in undermining the central pawn duo f5 and e4. Keeping the center stable and shifting the play towards Kingside. 

After move 14.b3! that dominated the knight on b6, that knight didn't move for next 15+ moves. Very important concept to dominate Knights using your pawns!

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I made video based on book 700 opening traps.I split it in: 1)opening traps ending in cm 2)opening traps ending up in pinned piece.Here it is 

Part 1 checkmate:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTin6T87CE4&list=PLvctVmsla-1OPYg1m_yqYAsrM5mT7reYm

Part 2 pinned piece

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWbYT9oJDQ4&list=PLvctVmsla-1PHBBa6bv3YPvIJibhuj3Pl

There's a saying "A person's most useful asset is not a head full of knowledge, but a heart full of love, an ear ready to listen and a hand willing to help others."

Thank you! In 960, If possible, try to get positions like standard chess. Rules are same, So focusing on King's safety, Development and Identifying then attacking weak points in opponent's camp should be a good strategy.

I actually want to take your lessons, but my parents wouldn't let me because it is too expensive

Thx :-)