1. e4 e5 2. Qh5 Nc6 3. Bc4 g6 4. Qf3 Nf6 5. Qb3 Nd4 6. Bxf7+ Ke7 7. Qc4 b5 8. Qc3 Kxf7 *
The natural feeling is to want to attack the queen with 2...g6 (after 2.Qh5). However, this is the worst possible move on the board as Black's e5-pawn is undefended, allowing 3.Qxe5+, forking King on e8 and Rook on h8. Bearing this in mind, Black should defend his e5-pawn with the move 2...Nc6, which also develops a piece and helps to control the dark-square complex of the center. White will normally play 3.Bc4 here, to attack the f7 square again and threaten 4.Qxf7 checkmate. To defend this, Black can now play 3...g6, as White is no longer threatening to take the e5-pawn. The queen will most likely retreat with 4.Qf3, threatening checkmate one more time. Black calmly blocks with 4...Nf6. White will often try 5.Qb3 here, attacking f7 and threatening to take it with check. Black can pretty much ignore the threat and reply with a stronger threat: 5...Nd4! meeting 6.Bxf7+ with 6...Ke7! after which the Queen is attacked and the Bishop trapped. The Queen's only square which defends the Bishop is c4, so 7.Qc4 b5, and the Queen is forced off of the Bishop's diagonal. The King will capture the Bishop on the next move, emerging with the edge of a piece to a pawn.
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