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23... Qxe4
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White's is suddenly unable to protect g2. 24. Rf3 fails to 24 ... Qxf3! 25. gxf3 Bxf3# with a nice two-bishop mate. Meanwhile, my advanced pawn is still there... |
 
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24. Nd6+
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Forced in order to prolong the game. |
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24... cxd6 25. Rf8+ Kc7 26. Qf7+ Kb6 27. Qf3
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Forced. Notice that if White's bishop would not be on g3, White would have had the option of grabbing the pawn at g7 and protecting g2. This move leads to a lost endgame. |
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27... Qxf3 28. gxf3 d2
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And my passed pawn is impossible to stop. White gave up here. An enjoyable game, and a sour end for White. This game shows that one (two!) wrong moves can drastically change the position. |
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