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21. Kh1
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I do similar to prepare a doubling of the rooks followed by a difficult assault to stop.
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21... Qc6
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Nice move, keeping an eye on a4 if my queen was to move and also preventing any ideas of e4.
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22. Rfg1
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22... Rg8
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23. Rg2g3
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Giving a space for my queen to join the action. Note that Nh5 is not a threat as Rh3 would kick the knight right back to where it was and there could be some nasty tactics on h6.
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23... Qe8
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Brought back to defend g7.
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24. Qg2
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24... Qf8
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This game is now clearly won. All I had to do now was push e4 followed by an unstoppable e5, and black would be completely busted.
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25. Qh3
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?! Waste of time. I was getting too overworked over tactics on h6, but there really weren't any there.
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25... b5
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26. Qg2
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Admitting that I had made a mistake, I calmly went back to push e4. The good news about this position is that I can take my time and be patient.
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26... Rb6
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A last attempt to try and make something happen on the queen side, but it is too late now.
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27. e4
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Should have been done 2 moves ago.
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27... Rb8
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There was probably a stronger way to defend, but in time trouble my opponent could find nothing better.
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28. e5
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28... Nh7
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29. Qh3
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Now this move makes sense as white is threatening Bxh6.
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29... Qe7
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Stopping Bxh6, but allows the break-through.
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30. f6
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Upon post game analysis I found that 30. Rxg7! Rxg7 31. Rxg7 Kxg7 32. Bxh6+! was a more forcing victory. But this move still gets the job done, forcing gxf6 after which my bishop can finally get in on the action.
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30... gxf6
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