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22. Nc2
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i am no fool, i threaten that pawn with my horsy also, so i win the exchange. |
 
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22... Ne7
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he tells me i take his pawn, he takes mine. |
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23. b4
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get out of here bishop sir... |
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23... Bb6
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OK |
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24. Nxd4
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I am up a pawn after all that hard work, but he can take my pawn also. But i plan to move my horse up to his right side, "eating" some more of his pawns. |
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24... Nxd5
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even steven. |
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25. Nf5
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Instead, I could also do rook e5 etc. But I like what I do here, coz I threaten pawn at g7 and pin horse at d5 (he cannot move thanks to my rook at d1) |
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25... Kc6
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Now he can take my pawn at b4 if i take his pawn at g7. |
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26. Ne7+
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again, rook e5 may have been a better move (followed by taking his horse at d5) but all i thouoght about here was getting my rook up there so I could line up one of his pawns. He has been playing very good with no dumb moves, so my mindset was not on major pieces but on getting an advantage. |
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26... Nxe7
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as expected. |
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27. Rxe7
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rook "up there" |
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27... Rhe8
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empty threats. |
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28. Rxf7
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pawn ahead. |
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28... Ref8
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more empty threats. |
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29. Rxf8
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I could have taken the g7 pawn, but you see, he has a bishop pointing at my f2 pawn, so he could take that with his rook, complicating the matters. |
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29... Rxf8
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he takes the rook back. |
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30. Be3
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i protect my f2 pawn |
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30... Bc7
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he does not want to exchange bishops because he is down one pawn. |
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31. h4 h5 32. Kg2
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getting my king out of black squares. |
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32... Kb5
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attacking my pawn |
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