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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	In the previous lesson we have seen where Black plays Bg4 first. In this line Black takes the pawn first. Fritz 6 on a 16 ply search thinks that this leads to a slight advantage for White. This line is both interesting and complicated. White to Move
1       [Next]	Fritz 8 thinks that on a 15 to 16 ply search that e6 gives Black equality. The line below I present in case black plays Bg4.
2       [Next]	On a 15 ply search Fritz 8 gives white a .25 pawn advantage. White to Move
3       [Next]	Instead of Bxf3, Fritz 6 prefers Qh5 with a slight advantage to White. White to Move
4       [Next]	Although the traditional book line is gxf3 and is also long and complicated, Fritz 8 thinks that White is nearly winning with Nxd5.

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