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42. Bd6
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another pushing move. it also protects that c5 pawn |
 
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42... Nc8 43. Bf8
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now do you see why it's better to have pieces on light squares against a dark squared bishop? i believe the Bishop is excellent placed on f8 even if those three pawns under him wouldn't be there. |
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43... Bh2
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i think he wanted to move his bishop to e5 or something like the just preventing my king from assisting the blocked passed pawn. |
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44. Nb4+
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another good move,knocking his king back |
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44... Kd7 45. c6+
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moving further in with my pawn |
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45... Kc7 46. Kd5
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You see now what i mean with grinding my opponent down via center? he is cramped here in this position. It's like Kramnik,everyone keeps saying he is good on squeezing like this |
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46... a3
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he didnt know what else to do. |
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47. Bxg7
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I was really confused what to do in this position. i didnt want to let go of the e7 and d6 squares but i couldn't see any other move to advance my pawn. that's why i decided to just win material,i figured nothing bad would happen. |
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47... Bd6
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attacking the knight sharply |
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48. Kc4
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i judged 48. ... Bxb4 49. Kxb4 Kxc6 50. Kxa3 wins for white. |
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48... h5
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not sure what the point of this move was,maybe he could have played Na7 or Ne7 instead. |
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49. Bxf6 Nb6+
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Nb6 came instead. |
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50. Kb5
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Now you would think 50. ... Bxb4 51. Kxb4 Nd5+ wins however white plays 51. Be5+ instead. |
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50... Nc8
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Nc8?? Overlooked my next move which wins |
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51. Na6#
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Good game. and i hope you understand that i won because i managed to push his pieces of the center and make him cramped. that's why controlling the center is highly important in the end game. |
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