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29... Na6
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He is. I won't lose my bishop pair... |
 
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30. Be3
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Very safe spot. |
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30... Nc7 31. Bb3
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Now the bishop pair seems a disadvantage instead than an advantage. Too many pawns on the board. |
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31... g5
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Now, the bishops are uneasy to defend from the h pawn... |
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32. Nf3
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I have to try to exchange pawns as quickly as possible to free my bishops. |
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32... Nxe4 33. Nxe5 Nxc3 34. Nxc6
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Clearence done. Now I breathe. |
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34... Bf6
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With few seconds left, I am in a typical situation where it is very easy to miss a knight's fork or something, so the tension is on the maximum. I won't have gone till here just to lose with a blunder. |
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35. Nd4 Nc7d5
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Now, the blunder was his. |
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36. Ne6+ Kf7 37. Nxf8 Kxf8 38. Bc5+ Kg7
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Ok, now I have a material point up, but what is the right path to follow to stop the pawn and don't lose the advantage in the process? |
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39. Ra1
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Try to bother his king with my two bishops and the rook BEFORE his pawns gets really dangerous. Now, let's imagine, I was sweating. TWO knight looking for a dicovered chech so black can take my rook with the bishop. So it was not easy to dare. |
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39... Nf4+ 40. Kf1
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...Would I have forgot something? No checks? Fine! :_) |
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40... Ne4 41. Ra7+ Kh8 42. Ra8+ Kg7
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Superb. If Kh7, Bc2. Remember that we are few seconds left on a blitz. |
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43. Bf8+
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Or Rg8? |
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43... Kg6 44. Bc2 Kf5 45. Re8
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Incredible. His pieces are all squeezed, in a good position, and still they are weak. |
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45... Be5
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It seems a chess composition. |
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46. f3 Ne6 47. Bxe4+ Kf6
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I can still lose a piece very easily if I am careless, but if now I move the rook (Rb8, say) to Kf7, Bd5. Anyway, my opponent resigned here. A pity for two mistakes. but over all an interesting game for my standards... :-) |
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