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What do you do when the pawn structure is all jammed up? Sacrifice to open it up, I guess.
Thursday, March 26, 2015
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3 comments:
Cute, but why did you allow Black to close the center?
Instead of 14.Bd3?!, 14.cxd6 en passant wins. There is now a juicy hole for a horse on c5.
Because I'm a patzer. That's what we do. Black was in on it, as you see. ;-)
It was a 3-minute game, BTW, not that that excuses anything.
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