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21. bxc6
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Fritz likes this move too! |
 
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21... Nxc6
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He takes back. |
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22. Rab1
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I attack b6. Fritz likes this too. |
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22... f5
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But now this move comes in at last. |
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23. Ng3
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I play this with the idea of meeting 23,,,,,f5-f4 with 24. exf4 Nxd4 25. Be4 and my Ng3 keeps the e2 square under control, stopping a nasty knight fork on that square. Fritz prefers 23. Nf2. |
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23... Ne5
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An ingenious move, if I take the knight on e5 then my bishop on d3 goes to his rook and the advantage has passed to black. Fortunately I don't have to take it. |
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24. Bc2
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Fritz agrees that this is the best move, and give the position as plus 2 to white now. |
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24... Nc6
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He sees nothing better than retreating the knight. |
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25. Ne2
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Now if he plays f5-f4 I simply take with the knight. There is no rush to take the b pawn, it can't escape. |
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25... Nb8
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Knight retreats yet again! |
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26. Rxb6
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So I take. |
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26... Rd7d6
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He challenges the rook. Fritz also now likes 27. a5 protecting the rook, with plus 3 to white, but I do something else. |
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27. Rfb1
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Also plus 3 to white. |
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27... Rxb6
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Black takes. |
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28. Rxb6
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I take back, planning on meeting Rd6 with Qb4. |
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28... Qc7
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Attack my rook, but..... |
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29. Rxe6
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But this goes. Plus 3.75 to white now. |
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29... Rc8
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With the threat of Qxc4 but I am ready for it. |
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30. Bxf5
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Now 30....Qxc4 can be met with 31. Re8+ or with exchanging queens and then playing Re8+. In either case white has a winning advantage. |
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30... Qf7
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So his queen hurries over to protect his king-side |
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