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Well played nick. I knew around move 45 that you were in one of your best spots yet against me. The board was pretty much even at that point, and being that it was a simplified game at that point, it gave you a really good chance of winning.

I see what you mean about the bishop now. Regretting that pawn position

I've been working on a new strategy my friend suggested: sacrificing a pawn to gain development, and then trying to win back material later on from the hastened development.

Something you might want to try out sometime would bevto move out your white bishop to c4 before blocking it with that pawn. It isnt set in gold by any means that you should, however I was making the same play in one of my droughts and it really turned things around for me by just doing that.