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35... Bd8
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I hit his rook. |
 
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36. Rb6b3
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It retreats. |
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36... Rc7
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I keep the pressure on the c file. |
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37. Bf1
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His bishop drops back. |
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37... Rc5
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my rook moves up. |
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38. Rd1
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He hits the d pawn. |
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38... Be7
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I protect it. |
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39. Rdb1
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He moves back. |
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39... Bd8
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Bishop moves back. |
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40. Kd3
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King moves across. |
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40... b6
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I thought I was securing my queen-side. |
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41. Rb3xb6
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I saw this after I had moved! I calculated that if I take it, he also wins the d pawn and has an advantage in the ending, while if I don't take it, he still has problems penetrating on the queen-side - or anywhere else. I was dozy for allowing this move, I should of considered it. I put it down to complacency, and I knew at this stage I only had to draw and I had convinced myself that this position was drawn, and I let my guard down. I am very lucky that the position is still drawn, but at least I made the right choice in not taking the rook. |
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41... Bc7
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So I just protect d6. |
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42. Kc3
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He moves his king across. |
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42... Kf7
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I move my king over. |
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43. Bd3
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He moves his bishop - I think he should have retreated his rook. |
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43... Bxb6
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So I take it. |
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44. Rxb6
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He takes back. |
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44... Ke7
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I protect the d pawn. |
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45. Rb1
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Rook retreats. |
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