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62. Kd4
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White's second missed draw. 62. Rg1 Kf2 (62...c5 63. Kd5, 64. Rxg2 , and 65. Kxe4; 62...knight moves 63. Kc5 and the king will be able to capture the pawn; 62...Kg3 63. Kd4 Kf3 64. Rxg2 Kxg2 65. Kxe4=) 63. Ra1 g1=Q (63...knight move 64. Kc5 and both pawns will be captured; 63...c5 and the rook can move along the first rank while black can do nothing, if the pawn promotes Kd5 finishes the draw; black king moves don't help) 64. Rxg1 Kxg1 65. Kd4 and 66. Kc5 |
 
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62... c5+
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Ng3 is probably an easier win; after 63...Nf1 (63. Rg1 Kf2 or 63. Rd3 accomplish nothing) black's rook can't stop the pawn. |
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63. Kc4
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Ke5 is no better. |
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63... Ke2
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My second missed win. 63...Nd2 and 64...Nf1 and black's rook can't stop the pawn. |
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64. Ra1 Nd2+
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Hoping for 65. Kxc5?? Nb3 . |
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65. Kc3 Nf1
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Could have offered a draw here. |
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66. Ra2+
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Draw agreed. An interesting case of knight pawns vs. rook. |
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