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19... Kxd8
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and I deflect the king from f7. |
 
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20. Bxf7 g6 21. Bb3 Rf8 22. Rd1+ Kc7
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another free move. |
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23. Rd3 b4 24. e5
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the passed pawn wants to promote! the king can threaten, but I am just looking to trade anyway. If material was equal, I would wait until the pieces are traded and then escort the pawn with the king, or use its threat to create an advantage elsewhere. |
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24... Rf4
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I think Re1 and then Re2 would hold on the longest. |
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25. e6 Re4
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?? yes the rook is well placed behind a passed pawn, but it hangs here. if 24.Rd4 then just Re6 protecting from the rear. |
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26. fxe4
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the last one to make a mistake loses! |
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26... Kb7 27. e7 Ka6 28. e8=Q Kxa5 29. Qd8+ Kb5 30. Qb8+ Ka6 31. Bc4+ Ka5 32. Rxc3 bxc3 33. Qc7+ Kb4 34. Bb3 a5 35. Qxc6 g5 36. Qc4+ Ka3 37. Qa4#
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the opening was not bad. just watch for those tactics of forks and pins. |
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