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14... f5 15. Ne2
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Try to bring another piece to attack. |
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15... e6 16. d6
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I donot wanted to open the line on my undefended bishop. |
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16... Rc8
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With Ne8 would be end to my pawn. Now black tries maybe open the c-line with b5 after Nb8-a6. |
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17. Nc3
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Planning Nb5. |
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17... Rc6
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here is very little the territory of the rook. |
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18. Nb5
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to defending the pawn. |
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18... Ne8 19. Nxa7
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I get back a pawn for my in the centre. This exchange must be better to be for black. |
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19... Rxd6 20. Rfd1 Nf6
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The Knight is on its' best square again. The black squares are very weak, but white has no black bishop. |
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21. Nb5 Rc6 22. Rd2
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White makes the simple moves to make pressure on the halfopened line gainst the black queen. |
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22... d5
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Maybe with the Nc7 exchange the queen would came out of the d-line and would better later this move. |
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23. cxd5 exd5 24. Bc4
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The key-move what wins the pawn. |
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24... Rd6
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The mistake, what gives the absolute winning position for white. |
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25. Nxd6 Qxd6 26. Bxd5+
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With Bxa6 all is over, but I didnot see this. I saw, that after the exchanges I have a winning endgame. |
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26... Nxd5 27. Qxd5+ Qxd5 28. Rxd5
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This is the winning position to begin an endgame. |
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28... Nc7 29. Rd7 Rc8 30. Rad1 Ne6 31. Rd1d6 Nf8 32. Rb7 Re8 33. Rbxb6 Kg7 34. Rdc6 Kh6
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