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Apr 8, 2008
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#2
Move 4, the main line is Ng5 putting pressure on the f pawn and threating a capture of the rook. I wouldn't really call your move a mistake but maybe you might want to look into that opening if you play the moves e4 Nf3 Bc4.
8.h3 was to conservative 8.d4 exd4 9.Bxc6+ bxc6 10.Qxd4 0-0 11.0-0 c5. gives you an equal position. At this point 8...Bg4 is to threating since your bishop covers the knight.
Apr 8, 2008
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#5
I agree with Tr4. At move 4, sending your knight to g5 would have set a completely different tone to your match. Even though the match went 42 moves, I thought you lost initiative at the end of move 6.
Interesting game anyway.
your biggest problem I found besides any specific move (though I do think h3 was a mistake) is that you took far too long to develop your bishop and your rook. they basically sat passively until you were already under a serious attack (caused by you ppening up your pawn structure too much too quickly) then it was too little too late for their development to save you.
i am white
can u sort out my mistakes in this short but a very intresting game.pls pls tell me the wrong move i played and best substitute to that move