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30. Qd2 Rxe6 31. Qd5
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Creating a second pin but this time on the diagonal. |
 
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31... Qe7
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? I had to waste my next move cause I didn't play Qf7 on this move |
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32. Ba4
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To add pressure to the Bishop now. |
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32... Qf7
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To allow the Rook to cover the Bishop and to break off the pin on the
diagonal. But unfortantly it did not quite work because of....
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33. Bxe8
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The fact that I would lose my Rook by doing 33. Rxe8 34. Rxe8 and I
can't do Qxe8 because the Black Queen is pinned to the Black King by the
White Queen. |
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33... Re1+ 34. Kg2 Qxd5+
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I have no other choices. |
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35. cxd5
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recapturing... |
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35... Re5
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To threaten to take the d pawn and gain a very important passed pawn. |
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36. Bc6+
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White supports the pawn and at the same time it is check by the White
Rook. |
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36... Kf7
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I was thinking that I was going to lose the game around this point
because I was a whole bishop down. But I decided to play on and hope
for the best ( which is exacly what happened!!) |
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37. f4
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Attacking my Rook |
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37... Re2+
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It is check |
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38. Kf3
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Attacking my Rook again |
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38... Rd2 39. a4
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He started to run his passed pawn and around this point I feared that not
much can be done to stop it so I..... |
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39... c4
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Advanced my passed pawn as well |
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40. Rb8
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To allow the Rook to get to b1 to attempt to stop the passer and to allow
the a8 destination square avalible for the white pawn. |
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40... c3
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Running the passed pawn |
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41. Rb4
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White should have played 41. Rb1 which is more defensive. |
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41... Rd3+
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I wanted to get his King to the 2nd rank so I would gain check at the same
time. But I was not expecting White to drop a pawn by his next move. |
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42. Ke2 Rxg3 43. a5 Rg2+
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I played this so I could have a possibility to advance the c-pawn or to threaten to exchange the very critical rook with Rb2 which is what I played
in the game. |
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