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47... Kc4
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and now my cunning comes out! i make a good bluff and try to defend my pawn... |
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48. Kc2 Kb5 49. Kb3 Ka5
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and now... |

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50. Kc4
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Kc4!! |

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50... Ka4 51. Kd5 Kxa3
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now mate in 11 is inevitable. |
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52. Ke6 Kb4 53. Kf6 Kc5 54. Kxg6 Kd6 55. f5 Kd7 56. f6 Ke8 57. f7+
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Now he could make Ke7...but he prefers Kf8 |

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57... Kf8 58. Bh6+
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Bh6 ! |

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58... Ke7 59. f8=Q+ Ke6 60. Qc5 Kd7 61. Kf6 Ke8 62. Qe7#
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Qe7#.And the game's over! what a mistakes he's done. He told me that i, during the game, couldn't understand his moves but .... these aren't ?! moves, ??????? moves, instead!!! I'll give him the return match. However 22...Bh6 was really a good move. So I know he can do better of this, i wish. |

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