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31... Bc8
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Bishop drops back |
 
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32. Bf3
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I hit c6. |
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32... Qb6
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He protects |
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33. Qe3
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My queen comes over. |
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33... a6
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He solidifies the queen-side. |
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34. Qe4
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I hit c6 again. |
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34... Kc7
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He protects again. This is where I missed a quicker win. 35. a5 Qxa5 36. Qxc6+ wins for example Kb8 37. Qa8+ Kc7 38.Qa7+ Kd8 39. d5. The higher boards in my team all saw this - which perhaps shows why they have a slight edge over me! |
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35. Qe3
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I protect c5 again. |
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35... Rfd8
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Rook comes back |
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36. Bh5
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Bishop hits pawn. |
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36... Rdf8
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Rook comes back. |
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37. Kc2
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With dreams of opening up the queen-side, by putting my rooks on a1 and b1 and playing b2-b3, but it is not the best move. |
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37... Qa5
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Ok, stop and find white's next move! |
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38. Bxf7
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Did you find it? I should have played it a move earlier, when it was even stronger. |
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38... Rxf7
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So he takes. |
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39. g6
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Now these pawns can't be stopped. |
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39... Rf5
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Rook moves out of the way. |
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40. g7
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I hit the rook. |
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40... Rd8
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His rook comes over. |
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41. g8=Q
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Good enough, but h6-h7 was even stronger, and would have caused my opponent to resign, he confided to me later. |
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