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...and black is a walking dead. Not even QxB can save him, since after NxQ, I threat Nxg6. |
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30... Qe7
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As I said in a recent game: all the fuzz (and -4) for an exchange? No way! :-) |
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31. Bf6
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Mostly, making room for my N! |
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31... Qf7
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Too easy! |
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32. Ne5 Qf8
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A tactic puzzle here (very easy). A single move makes me win. All the others gives advantage to black, even with the lost exchange on h8 and a messy position. "I'll give you two seconds... if you found it, congratulations!" :-) |
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33. Qxg6+
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In great style, for a low rated player like me! |
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33... hxg6
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Qb7, QxQ# |
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34. Rxh8#
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Being -7, with only three pieces, all of them necessary for the mate. This was elegant, wasn't it? Please forgive me my self-praising, sometimes you just need it! Thank you for reading! |
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