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22. Rd5d3
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Threatening Rc3 |
 
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22... Kb8 23. a3
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limits the scope of black's bishop and creates an escape hatch. |
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23... Qc8
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The point of Kb8 besides side stepping the Rc3 is that black can now reroute his queen to the more central e6. |
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24. Rc3
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I am in lawn cutting mode now! My aim is to take away as much of conde7's space as I can and squeeze him into undefendable position. |
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24... Qe6
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?! I would have played the more active 24...Qf5 hitting at f3 |
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25. Ka2
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I have a small problem that all my pieces are tied up doing something. The only useful move I have is this one which allows black to go on the offensive. |
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25... b5
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I like this move. |
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26. Kb1 b4 27. Rcd3 Nf4
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forces the exchange of the bishop pair. |
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28. Bxf4 exf4
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The exchange has one glaring defect for black. In that it opens the e-file! |
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29. axb4
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A bit of a messy pawn structure but I am up a pawn! With complete control of the centre |
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29... Rg1
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Despite the messy pawn structure white's advantage is clear. |
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30. Na5
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The only way to retain the pawn advantage. |
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30... Bxg5 31. Rd3d4
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Threatening Re4 to dominate the board. |
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31... Bf6 32. Re4
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I give up the pawn advantage for a even bigger plus-central dominance. Though in a few short moves I regain the pawn advantage. |
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32... Qf7 33. Nb3 Bh4 34. Nc5 Bf2 35. Nxa6+
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now I am winning. |
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35... Kb7 36. Nc5+ Bxc5 37. bxc5 Kc7 38. b4
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The storm is coming and black's remaining pieces are hopelessly out of place. |
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38... g5 39. Rde1 Kd8 40. Kb2
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The game ends as white has finally unpinned his bishop and will easily out match black. |
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