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    1) The document is a ChessBase printout from February 2nd, 2015 that contains analysis of games from a clan challenge on November 26th, 2014. 2) One game involved the Tennison Gambit where White brought out their Queen early, which caused problems, despite gaining development advantages from sacrificing pawns. 3) Another game saw White complete their development and attack the Black king in the center after Black missed a check that left their king exposed.

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    See how you can still win while loosing a piece.

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    1) The document is a ChessBase printout from February 2nd, 2015 that contains analysis of games from a clan challenge on November 26th, 2014. 2) One game involved the Tennison Gambit where White brought out their Queen early, which caused problems, despite gaining development advantages from sacrificing pawns. 3) Another game saw White complete their development and attack the Black king in the center after Black missed a check that left their king exposed.

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    Game 6

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    1) The document is a ChessBase printout from February 2nd, 2015 that contains analysis of games from a clan challenge on November 26th, 2014. 2) One game involved the Tennison Gambit where White brought out their Queen early, which caused problems, despite gaining development advantages from sacrificing pawns. 3) Another game saw White complete their development and attack the Black king in the center after Black missed a check that left their king exposed.

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    ChessBase 10 Printout, Microsoft , 2/2/2015

    B01
    exd6 ]
    MikeKoplitz
    1600
    [ 26...exd6 27.Ne5+ dxe5 ( 27...Bxe5
    nelsongil
    1567
    28.Rxd5 ) 28.Rxd5+ ]
    Clan challenge
    26.11.2014 27.Rfe1 Qxd6 28.Nxd6 Kxd6 29.Qd8+
    [,Microsoft]
    Kc6 30.c4 dxc4 White needs to open
    lines 31.Qd5+ Kb6 32.Qb5+ Ka7
    1.Nf3 d5 2.e4 dxe4 3.Ng5 Qd5
    33.Rd8 Rb8 34.Qxa5#
    An interesting way to counter the
    1-0
    Tennison Gambit. Unfortunately bringing
    the Queen out early will cause problems.
    4.d3 exd3 5.Bxd3 Pure gambit. White's
    compensation for two pawns is
    development - the heart of a gambit. Nf6
    6.0-0 h6 7.Nc3 Always attack if possible.
    This move also gains a tempo on the
    Queen. Qd7? Black has to move the
    queen. Blocking the queen bishop is not
    a good idea.
    8.Bc4? hxg5 Just a plain blunder by
    white.
    9.Qe2 Qd6 10.g3 Not sure why white
    weakened his kingside. g4 11.Bf4 Qb4
    12.Bb3 c6 13.Rad1 White has
    completed development and moves into
    attack mode. Being down one piece white
    has to attack. Nbd7 14.a3 Qb6 15.Ne4
    g6? 16.Nd6+ Black totally missed the d6
    check. Being behind in development
    white was forced the black king to remain
    i the center.
    Kd8 17.Nxf7+ Ke8 18.Nxh8
    Also white is given the opportunity to win
    back a piece. In this case white is up the
    rook. a5 19.a4 Bg7 20.Bd6
    Threatening mate on e7.
    Nd5 21.Bxd5 Again threatening mate
    on e7 Bf6 22.Qe6 cxd5 23.Qf7+ Kd8
    24.Qg8+ Nf8 25.Qxf8+
    Simple combination to create attacking
    points.
    Kd7 26.Nf7 g5
    [ 26...Kc6 27.Qe8+ Bd7 28.Qxa8

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