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22... Qg6 23. h4
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Good move, threatening to trap my Q. |
 
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23... Ne4
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Planning a counter sac. Nd7 was wiser, but I don't like to go back, if possible. |
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24. h5 Nxf2
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I have an almost trapped rook for the next "free" move. c5 is still mine, if I have the tempo to play c6. |
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25. hxg6
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Accepting the exchange, that gives much danger to white. |
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25... Nxd1
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forced. |
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26. Nxf7 Rdf8
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The N is pinned, the next move the pawn g6 will be gone, and the only move that allows W to save this N is Rg3 (to Rf3), but that gives me tempo to play save the N or to take the pawn g6, or to threaten the Ra7... |
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27. Ra8+
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If I move the king, allowing RxR, RxR, the pawn in g6 can become dangerous after Ke1 by white. |
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27... Nb8
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Freeing the R. |
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28. Bxd1 hxg6
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White choose the best option, freeing the R and keeping the bishop pair. |
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29. g5
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...to give more squares to the lsb, but closing the diag for the other. |
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29... Rxf7+ 30. Ke1 Rh4 31. Be3
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Looking for Ba7, winnin the N. |
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31... Re4
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Pinned. |
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32. Kd2 Kc7
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Unpinned (and saved). |
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33. Bc2 Rxc4 34. Bxg6 Rd7
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Pinned pawn. |
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35. Bd3 Rxd5
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Pinned bishop. This dance is really interesting and funny. A pity my opponen blundered here. |
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36. Rg4 Rxg4
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...and no one will know how this nice endgame would have been :-( |
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