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31. e6
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This is another blunder, just losing a pawn. White is slightly better now. PMCA gives 31. axb6 axb6 32. Qd4 Ne6 33. Qxb6 Rc8 34. Rc1 Bd7 35. Rxc8 Rxc8 36. Bd2 Kg7 37. Qb7 Nc7 38. Kf2, with a very slight edge to white. |
 
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31... Nxe6
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Black is better than white now. |
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32. Bc3+
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This doesn't help much. |
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32... d4
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I defend the check by attacking his bishop. |
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33. Re5
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This is a mistake too. Simply retreating the bishop to b2 was best. |
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33... dxc3
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So I take the bishop. |
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34. Kf2
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It is hard to see what this achieves. |
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34... Rd2+
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So I throw in a check. |
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35. Kg3
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Oh no! she moves the king to the wrong square! |
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35... Rg8
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Now she is losing her queen. |
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36. Qxg8+
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So she takes my rook |
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36... Kxg8
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I take back. |
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37. axb6
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She takes. |
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37... axb6
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I take back. |
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38. Re3
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Rook attacks pawn, a good move |
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38... c2
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Pawn advances. |
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39. Rc3
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She stops my pawn from queening. The rest is very easy for white, so I will play through it without comment. |
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39... Ba4 40. Rc4 b5 41. Rc8+ Kg7 42. h4 Rd1 43. f4 c1=Q 44. Re8 Qxf4+ 45. Kh3 Rh1#
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Many thanks for reading. Please leave a comment or two and rate my annotation on the star system. Until next time dear reader! |
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