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1...Nxd3 2.Qxd3 b4
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Preventing 3 Qc3 and creating the threat of 3...c4, which White parries with his next move.
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3.Rac1 Qb6 4.Qe3!
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Heading for h6,
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4...Re8 5.Rc2 Nb7 6.Qh6 Nd8 7.Rce2
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Preparing Be4 and Bxg6, a plan impossible to stop.
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Janowski - Capablanca
New York 1916
Black to move
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Janowski - Capablanca New York 1916 Black to move
1...b4!
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Sacrificing a pawn in order to enter with the bishop on a4 and c2.
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2.axb4 Ba4 3.Ra1 Bc2 4.Bg3 Be4+ 5.Kf2 h5! 6.Ra7
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The only way to parry the threat of 6...h4.
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6...Bxg2 7.Rxg2 h4 8.Bxh4 Rxg2+ 9.Kf3 Rxh2 10.Bxe7 Rxh3+ 11.Kf2 Rb3
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Black soon won.
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Neishtadt - Kotov
Leningrad 1956
Black to move
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Neishtadt - Kotov Leningrad 1956 Black to move
1...d5!
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To clear the long diagonal for the bishop.
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2.exd5?
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Preferable was 2.Bc5! dxe4 3.Qe2 with unclear play.
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2...e4 3.Qe2 Nexd5 4.Nd1 Nd7
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With ideas like ...Ne5-d3 and ...N7b6-a4, Black enjoys excellent attacking prospects.