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23... Nc6
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Now he has to part company with the knight. If say b6, 24. Pxe6 wins, for instance if Bxe6 I have 25. Rc7! or Qxe6?? 26. Qxf8+ and mate next move. |
 
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24. dxc6
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So the knight goes |
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24... Bxc6
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At least he gets his bishop to a decent square |
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25. Rce5
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But now e6 is under fire |
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25... Re8
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so he protects it |
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26. Rg3
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This little re-organisation of my rooks is deadly! |
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26... Qe7
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He prepares counter-attack with his queen. |
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27. Reg5
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I complete the rook manoeuvre. The threat is Rg7 |
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27... Qb4+
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He throws in a check |
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28. Ke2
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I move my king, and he resigns. This position is hopeless for black - my king will eventually get out of the checks, and then my threats will be irresistible. Many thanks for reading this, hope you enjoyed it. Please leave a comment and rate the annotation. Thank you! |
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