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07/03/2012 - C.Sreeves vs A.Burnett
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1.c4 e5
2.g3 Nc6
3.Nc3 g6
4.Bg2 Bg7
5.d3 d6
6.e4 h5
7.h4 Nd4
8.Nce2 Ne6
9.Nf3 Nf6
10.0-0 a5
11.b3 0-0
12.a3 c6
13.Bb2 c5
14.Bc3 Nd4
15.Nexd4 exd4
16.Bd2 Ng4
17.b4 axb4
18.axb4 Rxa1
19.Qxa1 f5
20.Ng5

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Spoiler here>> Wow. Once again completely unexpected, but while previously I came to realise 'That's quite a strong move actually', this time I really dislike his last move. He has donated the g5 square for my knight, my light-squared bishop is about to be opened up on the long diagonal, and many squares around his king are weakened. In return, very dubious attacking chances?

Ok, I have a couple of weaknesses on f2 and d3, but it seems I should be able to cover them. It has become clear in my analysis that a3 is often a very nice square for my queen, both defending d3 and putting pressure on c5. For example 20...Be5 (preparing f4, I don't see that many other ideas) 21.exf5 Bxf5 22.Qa3, with threats of Bxb7, bxc5 and Bd5+
If he tries 20...Ne5 21.Qa3 looks like a decent counter once again.

It's entirely possible that in 5 moves time I will be made to look stupid, but all the chess bones in my body tell me that f5 must be wrong...
<<Spoiler here
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