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So here i think i have a nice advantage but i do need to keep that passed pawn in check. |

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25. fxe3 Ra4
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? I think better would have just been to recapture the pawn with the rook. My goal here was to protect my a pawn as well as keep multiple threats. |
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26. Rd7
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adding an attacker to my a pawn. |

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26... a6
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? i really believe i was far too passive here and just gave up my advantage. I am too focused on his threats and not enough on my plan. In retrospect i would of taken at e3. |

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27. Ne7+
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! Now his c pawn is looking pretty intimidating right now. The price of passive play... |

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27... Kf8 28. c6 Rxe7
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Wins his Knight but that is short lived as that pawn is about to promote. |

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29. c7 Rxd7 30. c8=Q+ Rd8
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So a Knight, Rook, and Pawn in exchange for a new queen. At this point i offered a draw which my opponent accepted. Looking back i think that i still had a slight advantage, but at the time i was intimidated by His newly acquired queen on an open board. If i had a bishop pair rather than the Knight i would of been far more comfortable. Ultimately i think i played too passive and i think i shouldn't have been as intimidated at this position props to my opponent for staying in the game. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated. |
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