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37. Kc1
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37... Rxd5
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[%clk 0:03:47] ...defending f4. Now, it should be a piece of cake. It should be.
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38. g4
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[%clk 0:00:49] White is desperate or careless, and allows the following, too tempting sequence:
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38... Bd2+ 39. Kc2
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39... Bxe3
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40. Rxf5
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40... Rxf5
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41. gxf5
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41... Kf6
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[%clk 0:03:48] Busted. Right?
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42. Bh3
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42... Ke5
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43. Kd1
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43... f6 44. Ke2 Bf4 45. Bg4 d5 46. Bh3 d4 47. Bg4 d3+ 48. Kd1 Kd4 49. Bh3 e3
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[%clk 0:04:15] Wrong. The K has to pass first, and stop the white B to act.
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50. Bf1
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[%clk 0:00:49] ...but here is where even the (ehem, ehem...) best fails for overconfidence.
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50... e2+
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[%clk 0:04:17] ?? Allowing a draw!
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51. Bxe2 dxe2+ 52. Kxe2 Ke4 53. Kf2 Kxf5 54. Kf3 Bg5 55. Ke2 Kg4 56. Kf2 Bh4+ 57. Kg2 Bg3 58. Kh1 f5 59. Kg2 f4 60. Kg1 f3 61. Kf1 Kh3 62. Kg1 f2+
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[%clk 0:04:30] And this theorical draw, as many moves before. But... coup de scene!
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63. Kf1
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[%clk 0:01:15] ?? Losing straight away the game! Incredible...
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63... Kh2 64. Ke2 Kg1
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