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  • Fidelity Mach III (2265) vs. John
  • Coffey (2000)
  • Practice Game/30 around 1991.
  • Black to Move

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  • I like to play the Dragon.
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  • This game started out like my game
  • with Ed Boardman.
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  • I didn't want to allow Qd4 again, so
  • I moved ...
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  • I figure that if White isn't going to
  • put his bishop on c4, then I should
  • ...
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  • White's attempts to win a pawn didn't
  • phase me.
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  • I figured that I could part with the
  • pawn.
  • It only helps me to open lines to the
  • enemy king.
  • Meanwhile I finish my development.
  • Black to Move

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  • Black to Move

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  • This is a rather crude computer-like
  • way to protect a single pawn.
  • It would be tempting to sacrifice the
  • rook here, but why not bring more
  • pieces into play?
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  • Where is a safe place for my bishop?
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  • Black to Move

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  • If I could just remove some of the
  • defenders for the king ...
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  • The computer didn't actually take my
  • bishop on h6, but prefered to give up
  • the queen rather than get mated.
  • If White does take the bishop on h6,
  • then black plays Qxc3 forcing mate.
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  • Now if any piece goes to d2 to
  • protect c2 ...
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  • Mate.
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