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31. Nxb6
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I snap the pawn off, threatening to take his bishop on d5 and reaching a drawn opposite coloured bishops ending. |
 
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31... Be4
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So he moves the bishop. |
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32. a5
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My a pawn advances again. |
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32... Bc5
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Attacking e3, and preventing any immediate advance of my a pawn as that would leave my knight on b6 en prise to his bishop. |
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33. Kf2
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I play here, rather than to e2, to stop his bishop coming in to g2 to attack my pawn on h3 (he would probably play g7-g5 first) |
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33... g6
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Preparing to mobilise his king side pawn majority. |
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34. Be2
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I also wanted this square for this bishop, as I want to challenge his control of the h1-a8 diagonal and then I can threaten to promote my a pawn. |
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34... f5
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He advances. |
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35. gxf5
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I take. |
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35... exf5
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He takes back. |
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36. Bf3
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I challenge his bishop. |
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36... Bd3
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He avoid the exchange. |
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37. Be2
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I challenge it again. |
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37... Bc2
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He avoids the harrassment of his bishop. I decide to give up a pawn to push my a pawn again. |
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38. Nc8
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With this. |
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38... f4
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He advances again. |
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39. a6
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So do I. |
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39... Be4
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He tries to get control of the vital diagonal again. |
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40. Bf3
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I challange again. |
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40... Bd3
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He attacks the pawn. |
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