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5...Nc7 6.Ne3 b4 7.f5! exf5 8.Nxf5 Ne6 9.Nf3 Qa4?
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9...0-0 would be better.
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10.Bg5! Bf8
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10...Bxg5 11.Nd6+ +-
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11.Bxh4 Qa2 12.Ng5
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With an extra pawn and a strong attack, White is winning.
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Salov - Illescas Cordoba
Madrid 1994
Black to move
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Salov - Illescas Cordoba Madrid 1994 Black to move
1...b5!
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Softening up White's pawn chain before he prevents this idea by a2-a4.
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2.a4
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Both 2.cxb5?! Qxb5 and 2.c5 Nf6 expose the d5-pawn.
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2...bxc4 3.bxc4 b6 4.g4 c6!
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Converting one of the enemy pawns into a weakness.
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5.dxc6 Qxc6 6.Bb4 Nf6 7.Kg3 Rfc8 8.Qb3 e4!
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Before taking on c4, Black creates new weaknesses in the enemy camp.
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9.f4 Qxc4 10.Qxc4 Rxc4 11.Bxd6 Rd8!
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Preparing a check on d3. Black is clearly better.
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Ribli - Petursson
Reykjavik 1988
White to move
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Ribli - Petursson Reykjavik 1988 White to move
1.g4!
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Softening up the black pawns on e4 and f5.