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16. Bxf6 Nxe2+
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To eliminate the pair bishop, I suppose but queen on e2 is not bad for white : semi open file in front of the black king, joining the rooks |
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17. Qxe2
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... and menacing the unprotected e pawn. |
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17... gxf6
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Black strengthens his center but his king will be weak. |
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18. Qf3
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Menacing f6 and enabling a further Nf5 |
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18... Ke7
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Black probably thinks that his king is better on the center now that both wings are unsafe. |
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19. Rfe1
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rook on the semi open file |
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19... Qg4
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Being one pawn up, black looks for queens exchange |
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20. Qd5
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Attacking the king by his weak side |
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20... Bxf2+
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Black sees no proper place for his bishop and prefers to trade it to weaken the white king. |
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21. Kxf2
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No choice |
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21... Qxh4+ 22. Kg1
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Back to his place. Now black is 2 pawns up but white has strong menaces available |
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22... Kf8
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To avoid the following nasty sequence : 23. Qd6+ Ke8 24. Nc7+mate |
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23. Nc7
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I hesitated. Black has material advantage but his pieces are poorly developped. I do not have to make him gain tempos to unblck his pieces. |
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23... Rb8
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obvious move. |
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24. Qd8+
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To send the black king on the open g file. |
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24... Kg7 25. Ne8+ Kg6
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So that the black king is vulnerable to a rook attack |
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26. Qe7
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To put the queen is safe |
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26... Bf5
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menacing the weak d pawn |
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27. Nd6
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Menacing 28. Qxf7+, very anoying for black for, if 28. ... Kh6 29. Nxf5+ and the queen gets it, if 28. ... Kg8 29. Qxf6+ and black loses his bishop on the 30th move. |
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27... Rhf8
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To prevent 28. Qxf7 |
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