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  • B6 5 Bd3 Bb7 6 C5 7 Cxd4 8 Exd4 9 A3 Be7: Νη O~O O~O Αη Moνe, Ίη Οη Ιod5! Α Νery Adνance. Ιη Eνent Οη Adνantage

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    In this chess game, Black played an incorrect move by moving their bishop to e7 instead of exchanging on c3, allowing White to strengthen their position in the center and restrict Black's pieces. After White played 10. d5!, Black was in an unpleasant position regardless of whether they captured on d5 three times or played another move, as White would gain an advantage. White proceeded to build up their forces quietly over the next few moves, putting pressure on Black.

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    In this chess game, Black played an incorrect move by moving their bishop to e7 instead of exchanging on c3, allowing White to strengthen their position in the center and restrict Black's pieces. After White played 10. d5!, Black was in an unpleasant position regardless of whether they captured on d5 three times or played another move, as White would gain an advantage. White proceeded to build up their forces quietly over the next few moves, putting pressure on Black.

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    B6 5 Bd3 Bb7 6 C5 7 Cxd4 8 Exd4 9 A3 Be7: Νη O~O O~O Αη Moνe, Ίη Οη Ιod5! Α Νery Adνance. Ιη Eνent Οη Adνantage

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    In this chess game, Black played an incorrect move by moving their bishop to e7 instead of exchanging on c3, allowing White to strengthen their position in the center and restrict Black's pieces. After White played 10. d5!, Black was in an unpleasant position regardless of whether they captured on d5 three times or played another move, as White would gain an advantage. White proceeded to build up their forces quietly over the next few moves, putting pressure on Black.

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    b6 5 Bd3 Bb7 6 c5 7 O~O cxd4 8 exd4 O~O 9 a3 Be7 incouect moe, allowing White to significantly strengthen his position

    on the centre and restrict the enemy pieces. It was necessary to exchange c3.
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    unpleasant adance. the eent of Black's capruring three times d5, White obtains a considerable adantage after Bxh 7 + and Qxd5. And yet this was perhaps the best way out, since with the continuation chosen by Black he falls out of the frying pan into the fire. 10 ... exd5 11 cxd5 d6 12 Nd4! From here the knight threatens to dig itself either f5 or c6. 12 Nbd7 13 5 Re8 14 4 g615 Nxe7+ Qxe716Qd2! quiet building up of forces. The threat of 17 Re 1 Qf8 18 Bh6 forces Black to ery quickly do
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