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31. Qd3
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I protect my bishop. |
 
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31... Rf8
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His rook comes over to attack my bishop again. |
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32. Bh7+
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I throw in a check. |
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32... Kh8
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Forced of course. |
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33. Nf4
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Protecting my rook and threatening a horrible check on g6. Plus 7.41 to white now, according to Fritz. |
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33... g5
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He gives his king some space. Fritz now likes Rxh6 |
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34. Ng6+
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But I prefer this way. |
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34... Kxh7
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He takes the bishop. Fritz is now crying out for Ne7+ but again I go along another path. |
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35. Re7
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I decide to win his queen. |
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35... Qxe7
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This leads to his mate. Fritz thinks that Kg8 was best, but still gives it as almost plus 9 to white. |
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36. Nxe7+
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White is mating now. |
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36... Kg7
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There is nothing better. https://gameknot.com/chess-puzzle.pl?pz=220833 |
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37. Qg6+
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Queen check. |
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37... Kh8
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King retreats. |
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38. Qxh6#
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And is now mated. Thanks for reading. Please let me know how I am getting on with stars and/or a few comments. Until next time dear reader! |
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