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23. d6 Rd8
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Only move to prevent 24. d4 |
 
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24. Rfd1
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Black is in serious trouble now although I do not have the impression to have made a mistake |
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24... Bf8
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I must get rid of this pawn. |
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25. Bc4+
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White has now control of a big amount of squares.... |
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25... Kh8 26. Nxe4
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... and material advantage |
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26... b6
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GK computer considers it as a mistake, prefering Bd7 |
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27. Ng5 Kg7
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To prevent 28. Nf7 |
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28. d7 Rxd7 29. Ne6+ Kh8
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mistake but anyway, black had no good choice. |
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30. Nxf8 Rxd1+
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Beginning of a wild trading sequence which lets black with 3 points late in material |
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31. Rxd1 Bxg4 32. hxg4 Rxf8 33. axb6 Rb8
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White has one passed pawn and is one bishop ahead. |
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34. Rd6 a5
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Better to be on black squares |
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35. g5
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Blocking the poor king Arthur |
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35... Kg7 36. Rd7+ Kf8 37. b7 Ke8
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All those king moves are fruitless but I do not see what to do. |
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38. Rxh7 Kd8 39. Bd3 a4 40. Bxg6 a3 41. bxa3 Rxb7 42. Rxb7 Kc8 43. Be4
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The GK computer didn't spot any single mistake in white's game. Well done, Mr Geniuscamel and thanks for the lesson. |
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