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27. Qxc4
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Queen gone |
 
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27... Rxb7
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OK. So now I have reduced his attacking power dramatically whilst sacrificing my planned pawn promotion. The focus now is on destroying as many pieces as I can and advancing the pawn from a2 to secure a future promotion. |
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28. Qc8
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Moving in on the rooks |
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28... Rb2
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Rook retreat |
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29. Ka3
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Bringing my king back to protect the pawn |
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29... Rxd2
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Simple loss of pawn enables me to work on the rook at a8 |
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30. Qb7+
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Tables turning now, this check has enabled me to take the rook |
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30... Nd7
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Knight moves to protect |
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31. Qxa8
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Rook gone, now to work on everything else |
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31... Re2
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Clearly the opponents rook is intent on doing the same |
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32. Qxa7
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Getting queen in position for check |
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32... Ngf6
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Counter move, protecting his knight |
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33. Qd4
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An idle threat from my queen |
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33... Ng4
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which forced an evasive move, not sure why |
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34. Qa4
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Getting back in position for check at d7 |
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34... Rxe3+
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In check again with the loss of another pawn |
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35. Kb2
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Evasive move |
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35... Nf2
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The knight is brought in to assist the rook |
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36. Qxd7+
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Now I am able to eliminate another piece and threaten the king |
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36... Kf6
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Little bit of dancing now to keep up the pressure |
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