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49... c3
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...and black wins again, despite the piece. I had to play Be4, preparing to exchang it for the pawn and... see if I can hold. |
 
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50. Rd5+
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Keep checking, and see how black gets out of this. |
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50... Ke3+ 51. Kg3
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Preventing BK's escape route via f4. |
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51... c2 52. Re5+ Kd2 53. Rd5+ Kc3
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...the b3 pawn is my killer. |
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54. Rd8
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Now, if BQueens, I'll have to hold with Bxc2, and play again in disadvantage! |
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54... Kb3
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Rd3 was the move here. |
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55. Bd5+ Kxa3 56. Ra8+ Kb4 57. Rc8 b5 58. Kf3 Rb3+
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If BxR, I'll lose the R with the c pawn, and then I'll lose because my K can't reach the opposition. |
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59. Ke2 Rc3
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Game lost. Still, interesting fight and piece snapping. |
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60. Kd2 c1=Q+
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