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Marshall Defense
People ask why I am often winning in the opening. It is not because of vast opening knowledge. It is because my opponents create weaknesses that I take advantage of.
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From's Gambit
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Click here for 9. Bg2.Click here for 10. Bg2.
Click here for 13. Be3.
Click here for 14. d5.
Click here for 14. Qe2.
Click here for 14. Nf1.
Click here for 15. Rf2.
Click here for 17. Nf3.
Click here for 17. Rd1.
Click here for 18. Rf2.
Click here for 19. Kh2.
Two years later, we would have a rematch with the same opening.
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White to Play and Win
John Coffey (1900+) vs. Aaron Dean (1900+), Indiana Tournament Around 1990
I thought for about 30 minutes on this move. Answer below...
If 1... h6 2. Re7 Rxe7 3. Rxe7 Qd8 4. Qe3 Kf8 (4... b6 6. Nf6+) 5. Qd4.
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Chess Is SO MUCH Easier Once You Understand THIS
Most of this seems obvious to me, but it has some good advice.
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