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22. Qxf7 Be3+
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White can hardly play any move that can turn the tables around. |
 
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23. Kg2 Qd2+ 24. Kg3 Re7
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White's plan to get my pawns to promote his pawns failed because of the use of one piece. His Queen has to retreat. |
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25. Qc4 Bf4+ 26. Kg4
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White's King is on the road of death. He is trapped by several pieces; some are his own! |
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26... Ne5+ 27. Kh3 Nxc4 28. Nxd2
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Oh well, we traded Queens. Something back-fired because now, White has three possile winning threats! |
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28... Re3+
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I liked this move; the only problem is, how can I protect my pieces (the bishop and the knight) from winning takes?! |
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29. Kg4 Rf8 30. Rfg1
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Problem solved. White seemed to have ignored 30.bxc4. This knight becomes the powerhouse! |
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30... Nxd2 31. b4 Nf3 32. Rg3 Bxg3 33. Kxg3 Nxg5+ 34. Kg4
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A forced move. |
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34... Ne4 35. h5 Rg3+ 36. Kh4 Rf4#
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Moral: too much pawn structure can lead to many flaws. |
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