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31. Kxf1
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31. Nxf1 wouldn't be good, since I would play 31. ... Nxc4 |
 
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31... f5
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Opening lines ! |
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32. exf5
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I don't know for sure, for this move.. Personally, I felt more for Kg2 (making his h-rook active again). |
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32... gxf5
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Solving up my doubled pawn ! |
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33. Nb3
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Probably with the thought of playing 34. Nd4 and 35. Nc6 ? |
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33... f4
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Again, opening lines towards the enemy king ! |
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34. gxf4
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One of the best moves.. 34. ... f3 would give me a passed pawn, and 34. ... fxg3+ wouldn't be nice either ! |
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34... Rxf4+
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Action ! |
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35. Kg2
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Finally ! 35. Rf2 would result in 35. ... Rh-f8. |
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35... Rxc4
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Catching pawns whenever it's possible ! |
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36. Rc1
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Want to trade ? Offcourse ! |
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36... Rxc1
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According to our material, we're even.. But still, I like black's position.. His knight and rook are well-placed, while white's pieces will need a few moves to regroup.. |
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37. Nxc1
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Only "good" move.. After this, he's aiming for 38. Nd3 (attacking my knight twice). |
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37... Kd7
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I wanted to prevent the double-attack on e5, and also didn't want to leave my b- and d-pawns alone.. |
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38. Re4
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Relatively harmless, as long my knights stays on e5.. |
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38... Rh3
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Penetrating my enemy's back ranks.. |
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39. Ne2
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Leaving alone his a-pawn ? Defending it will cost him the activity of his pieces ! |
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39... Ra3
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40. Nc3 would be a serious blunder, so it has to be 40. Nc1. |
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40. Nc1
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The only way to save his a-pawn. |
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40... Rc3
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Aiming for gaining some material (both b- and d-pawns can be attacked by Rc5, AND his knight is still in danger !) |
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