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    The game began as a Queen's Pawn opening but quickly transitioned into an unorthodox position. White left numerous pawns exposed and Black capitalized by exchanging pieces for the pawns, gaining a material advantage. White resigned with Black threatening checkmate on the next move with a queen and king versus only a king remaining.

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    The game began as a Queen's Pawn opening but quickly transitioned into an unorthodox position. White left numerous pawns exposed and Black capitalized by exchanging pieces for the pawns, gaining a material advantage. White resigned with Black threatening checkmate on the next move with a queen and king versus only a king remaining.

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    The game began as a Queen's Pawn opening but quickly transitioned into an unorthodox position. White left numerous pawns exposed and Black capitalized by exchanging pieces for the pawns, gaining a material advantage. White resigned with Black threatening checkmate on the next move with a queen and king versus only a king remaining.

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    5+8 CLASSICAL CASUAL

    Thursday, April 14, 2016 at lichess.org/Nx1pzPFE

    Unknown

    Unknown

    White left the game, Black is victorious


    # WHITE BLACK
    d5
    1 d4
    Nc6
    2 Bf4
    Nf6
    3 Nf3
    e6
    4 e3
    Bd7
    5 Bb5
    Bxc6
    6 Bxc6
    Bd6
    7 Ne5
    bxc6
    8 Nxc6
    h6
    9 Bg5
    Qxf6
    10 Bxf6
    O-O
    11 a3
    Qg5
    12 Nd2
    f5
    13 Qf3
    Qg4
    14 h4
    Qxf3
    15 b4
    Rae8
    16 Nxf3
    e5
    17 Kd2
    Bxe5
    18 dxe5
    f4
    19 c3
    fxe3+
    20 Rhe1
    Bg3
    21 fxe3
    Re4
    22 Re2
    Bxh4
    23 Kd3
    Rxh4
    24 Nxh4
    Re8
    25 Rae1
    dxe4+
    26 e4
    Rd8+
    27 Rxe4
    Rxe4+
    28 Ke3
    Re8+
    29 Kxe4
    Rxe1
    30 Kd4
    Re6
    31 Kc5
    g5
    32 c4
    g4
    33 a4
    cxb5
    34 b5
    g3
    35 axb5
    Re2
    36 Kd5
    Re7
    37 Kc6
    c5
    h5
    38
    a5
    39 Kb7
    Re8
    40 bxa6
    h4
    41 Kxc7
    h3
    42 a7
    g2
    43 gxh3
    Kb7
    g1=Q
    44
    Rxa8
    45 a8=Q
    Qxc5
    46 Kxa8
    0-1
    Qh5
    47 Kb7

    Comments & Variations


    Opening D00: Queen's Pawn Game: Mason Attack

    13. Qf3

    27. Rxe4

    41. Kxc7

    47... Qh5

    Legend +1.00 = 1 pawn advantage to white. -1.00 = 1 pawn advantage to black. # 2 = White has mate in 2. # -2 = Black has mate in 2.
    Highlighted evaluations are errors in play and have notes in the Comments & Variations section.

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