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15. Rg1
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Nothing fancy here, just direct attacking play. |
 
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15... Rc8
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16. Qd2
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16... Qc7
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17. Kb1
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Scooting the king off the c-file and preparing, if necessary, to play Rc1 to defend the c-pawn. |
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17... a5
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Black throws his last remaining foot soldier at my king position. Black's attack is not dangerous. White's, however, is just gaining speed. |
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18. Bh6
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The direct assault begins!!! |
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18... Nh5
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The only move to avoid material losses. |
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19. Ba6
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A little finesse I wanted to throw in, to get the rook to move off of the c-file, the purpose will be clear in the next move. |
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19... Rca8
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20. Be2
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Now if Black returns to the c-file with ...Rac8, White would have the move Be2 for free! |
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20... a4
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Forcing the knight to c1, as I dont want any bishop sac tricks on the a-pawn. |
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21. Nc1
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21... Bc4
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Double-question mark. Black had to play ...Bf6 to guard against my next move. Tactically it fails, but why would the attacker want to exchange more pieces anyway? |
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22. Bxg7
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Black is faced with disasterous material losses. |
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22... Nxg7
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23. Qh6
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23... Bg5
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Black must return the piece to clear the 7-th rank for defense, but this overloads the queen and the bishop on c4 drops. |
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24. Rxg5
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24... f6
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Too many jobs for the queen. |
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