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17. Ng3
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This destroys White's position and any hope of castling. |
 
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17... Bxg3
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The attack begins... |
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18. fxg3 Qxg3+ 19. Kd2
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19. Kf1 is the proper defence and would avoid all this trouble since 20. Qe1 would take care of 19. ... Ne4. |
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19... Ne4+ 20. Kc2 Qxg2
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Justified. White's position is cracked and cannot be repaired. My knight is at the perfect place to conquer the queenside. |
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21. Kb1
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A good defence, except now I can do... |
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21... Nxc3+
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The knight is invincible. 22. Qxc3 results in 22. ... Qxh1 followed by 23. ... Qxh3. |
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22. Ka1
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The only way to refuse taking the knight. 22. Kb2 Qxe2 23. Kxc3 Qxf3. and white is down a minor piece and four pawns. |
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22... Nxa2
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The knight is still invincible. 23 Kxa2 Qxe2 24. Ka1 Qxf3 and I am up a lot of material! |
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23. Qd1
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23. Qe1 would have been a better chioce. |
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23... Nc3 24. Qe1 Qxe2
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Time to trade off all the material. He must take my queen or I will play 25. Qa2#. The only way to stop 25. Qa2# is to play 25. Qd2 which results in 25. ... Qxc3 and once again he cannot take my knight due to the threat of 26. ... Qxh1 . His only other option is to play 25. Nd2 which would have been his best choice since 25. ... Qxe1 26. Rxe1 and his pieces are at better places. |
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25. Qxe2 Nxe2 26. Rh2
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Played immedietly. |
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26... c3
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Defending the knight and pushing a pawn.
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The position just isn't looking good for white on all levels. This game was a mismatch so it isn't an accomplishment, except that Nxc3 seems to shatter the position and is worth noting.
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