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(1) Morphy,Paul - Morphy,Alonzo [C33]
New Orleans New Orleans, 1848
[Bady,Glenn]
1.e4
e5
2.f4
This opening is called the King's opening. The purpose is to give black the f pawn in exchange for a big center. [Glenn Bady] 2...exf4
3.Bc4
Qh4+
4.Kf1
Bc5
5.d4
Bb6
6.Nf3
Qe7
7.Nc3
Nf6
8.Qd3
c6
9.Bxf4
d5
10.exd5
0-0
[10...cxd5
This move will lead to black losing a pawn. Observe. [Glenn Bady] 11.Re1
Remeber! Play Rooks on open files. [Glenn Bady] 11...Be6
12.Nxd5
Nxd5
13.Bxd5
White is now up a pawn. [Glenn Bady]] 11.d6
Qd8
12.Re1
Re8
13.Ng5
Rxe1+
14.Kxe1
Qe8+
15.Kd2
Be6
16.Re1
Rooks on the open file!!! Very important! [Glenn Bady] 16...Nbd7
[Best way to defend is --> 16...Kh8
17.Bxe6
fxe6
18.Rxe6
Qh5
Black has defe nded our mate threat. However all is not lost! We will now change our focus to our advanced d pawn. [Glenn Bady] 19.Rxf6
gxf6
20.Qf5
Threatening to push our pawn to d7 and Queening on d8. The only way for black to properly defend the promotion is to sacrifice the Knight. [Glenn Bady] 20...Nd7
21.Qxd7
] 17.Nxe6
fxe6
18.Rxe6
The game is over! Black lose the Queen and white will march to victory. [Glenn Bady] 18...Kh8
19.Rxe8+
Rxe8
1-0
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