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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
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0       [Next]	A recent blitz game of mine. I like to play .... White to Move
1       [Next]	Offhand Nb6 seems like a loss of tempo, but the game that follows is interesting. White to Move
2       [Next]	White to Move
3       [Next]	White to Move
4       [Next]	Although interesting is Nxf7, it doesn't quite work yet. White to Move
5       [Next]	c5 is also a mistake. White to Move
6       [Next]	White to Move
7       [Next]	The poor black knight has no where to hide, and if he takes the knight he loses his queen. This is not actually what I played. The actual game went like ...
8       [Next]	g6 would have been a better move for black. In the speed chess game, the move that I failed to find was .... White to Move
9       [Next]	White to Move
10       [Next]	White to Move
11       [Next]	Mate (or "Shah mat" as in ancient Arabic. It means "King death." It is where we get the words "Check Mate" from.)

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