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21. Bc4
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This is what I missed. |
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21... Bxc4
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So I took. |
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22. bxc4
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He takes back. |
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22... Qc5
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I think this is a mistake. I should challenge his rook on the 7th rank. I was being over-ambitious again, and nearly paid the price! |
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23. Qe2
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Protecting the pawn and threatening a king side penetration. |
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23... f4
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Another mistake! Over-ambitious again! At the risk of repeating myself, his rook on the 7th really had to be challenged.
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24. Qh5
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It was only now that I realized that I was losing a pawn. Still - not the end of the game. |
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24... Qf5
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This is more or less forced. |
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25. Rd5
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And now my g pawn will drop. |
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25... Qf6
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Not Qg6?? Rxg5 and my queen goes. |
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26. Qxg5+
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Fritz prefers taking with the rook. |
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26... Qxg5
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I need to get those queens off! |
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27. Rxg5+
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He takes back. |
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27... Kh8
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Of course, not Kf7? 28. Rf5! |
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28. exf4
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Fritz prefers Re5. |
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28... Rxf4
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I take back. |
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29. Rd1
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He indirectly protects a2, as if I take on a2, he had Rd8 mate. |
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29... h6
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But can't I just attack his rook first? Fritz prefers 29...e3 |
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30. Rg4
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He more or less forces the exchange of rooks. |
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30... Rxg4
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So I take. |
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