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17... h5
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The counter begins with an attack on the light squared bishop. |
 
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18. Be6
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Safe bishop position. |
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18... Rd8
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Black tries to claim the d file. |
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19. Rd1
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Protect the d pawn |
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19... Rd6
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Bringing the lsb under attack again. |
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20. f5
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Protecting the lsb, simultaneously allowing greater freedom to the dsb, particularly making a pin of the rook possible unless action is taken to prevent. |
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20... Nb4
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Pushing forward with the knight; considering a fork on the king and dsb?? |
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21. Bf4
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Remove the fork and most importantly pinning the rook. The rook is gone now. Black resigned here. The game was far from over though and I feel had black continued it might have turned into an interesting end game. |
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