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17... Rfh8
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Seing the h2-pawn. |
 
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18. Qe4
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The only move, Qh4 was a strong threat. |
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18... Qf6
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Of course, Black can't exchange queens. |
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19. Nc3
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The second white knight enters in the game |
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19... Rd4
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This move was directed to h4 square. But... white has another options |
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20. Qc6+ Kb8 21. Nb5
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A nice threat, the rook must retreat and the light square bishop is pinned. |
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21... Rd7
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Black is tied! Now, I expected 22 d4 opening lines for the bishop. |
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22. Ne4
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This is a blunder. My opponent gives me the chance to unpinning the lsb and the queen is trapped. He (or she) plays a very good game at this point. |
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22... Qh4
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A mating threat |
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23. h3
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If 23 Re1 Qxh2+ 24 Kf1 Bc4+ 25 d3 Bxd3+ 26 Re2 Qh1++. Else, 23 Rd1 Qxh2+ 24 Kf1 Qh1+ 25 Ke2 Bg4+ 26 f3 Qxg2+ 27 Nf2 Bh4 and black wins. Now, this move stops the mate threat but ... |
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23... Bd5
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Queen is trapped. Ok, I don't see a better option 23 ... Bxh3 24 g3 (I think this move stop the thread) Qh5 with big advantage for black. Stockfish finds in miliseconds this sequence. |
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24. Qxd7
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The best option. |
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24... Nxd7
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In only a material evaluation, black has +1 point. But the activity of pieces is determining |
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25. Ng3
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The attacked knight retreats. I hope 25 Nec3 Bxg2, but my rival choice is better. |
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25... Bxg2
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A intuitive sacrifice. Stockfish agrees but I don't calculates anything. |
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26. Kxg2 Qxh3+ 27. Kf3 f5
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Stockfish says than 27 ... Ne5+ was better. I want cover the squares near of the king |
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28. Re1 Bg5
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Similar idea here. Qg4+ was better |
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29. b3
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29 Ke2 was the only option for delay the checkmate, says the engine. It's a hard position for white, the black game is in a roll. |
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29... Qg4+ 30. Kg2 f4
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Pretty combination of mate, but esay to find |
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31. Re4 f3+ 32. Kf1 Rh1+ 33. Nxh1 Qg2+ 34. Ke1 Qg1#
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I hope I have written in an understandable and correct way. As I mentioned, the corrections to both my play and my English will be welcome. |
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puzzle #219186