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41. Re1
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White is totally pressed into defending.. |
 
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41... Rc5
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A double-attack.. |
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42. Rd1
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Only possibility.. He can't get to my king through the f-line, and his h-pawn is (temporary) out of play.. |
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42... Rxb5
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Sure ! |
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43. Nd3
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A serious blunder ! I noticed my opponent (a 82 year-old chess-player with a lot of experience) was getting tired of thinking, and his nerves started to break in the endgame..
In my opinion, it was his purpose to trade of our knights.. |
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43... Rxd5
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Ouch.. A safe move, since Nxe5+ and Nc5+ would both result in respectively Rxe5 or Rxc5.. |
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44. Nxe5+
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I guess he missed Rxe5, and hoped to win my rook, if 44. ... dxe5 ?! would be played.. |
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44... Rxe5
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After this move, my opponent instantly resigned..
I really like this game, because it opened my eyes for some tactics, positional play (remember the switching of my knights to c5 and e5 ?), gaining pawns, ...
I hope you people also had some pleasure with watching this game ? Please let me know ! :)
Take care and enjoy your day ! |
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