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36. Rxe4+
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! The black queen is overloaded. She can't defend both the bishop and rook! |
 
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36... Qxe4 37. Qxg8+
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The fact that this capture is a check ensures victory for white. |
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37... Kxf6
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No matter what Black plays, she can't avoid the exchange of queens. Variation 1: 37...Kf5 38.Qh7 /// Variation 2: 37...Ke5 38.Qe8+ /// Variation 3: 37...Kd7 38.Qg7+! Kc8 (38...Kc6 39.Qg2)(38...Kd8, Ke8, Kd6, Ke6 39.Qe7+) 39.Qf8+ Kc7 (Kd7) 40.Qe7+ /// Variation 4: 37...Kd6 38.Qg3+! Kd7 (38...Kc6, Kd5 39.Qg2)(38...Ke6, Kc5 39.Qe3(+)) 39.Qg7+! transposes into variation 3. |
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38. Bg5+
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Variation 5: 37...Kxf6 38.Bg5+ |
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38... Ke5
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38...Ke5 39.Qh7+ |
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39. Qe8+
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Skewer! |
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39... Kd4 40. Qxe4+
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Fun fact: This is the eight check in a row by white. |
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40... Kxe4
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Being up a bishop, white should have no problem winning. |
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41. Kg3 Kd3 42. Kh4 Kc2 43. Bf6
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Black resigns. 1-0 |
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