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44. Kf1
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Attacking my Rook |
 
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44... Rb2
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Threatning the exchange of Rooks. |
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45. Rc4
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To attack the c-pawn |
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45... c2
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So I advance it. |
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46. Ba4
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White is now threatning the fairly obvious Rxc2 or Bxc2 which will give him
a won game. But I promoted the pawn by |
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46... Rb1+
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THIS!!! |
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47. Ke2 c1=Q
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Now I have managed to promote so..... |
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48. Rxc1
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White swaps |
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48... Rxc1
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and now I am the exchange up! |
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49. a6
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Running his passer but it is too late he should have done it earlier, much earlier. |
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49... Ra1
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50. Bb5
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Supporting the passer |
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50... Ra5
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Attacking the Bishop |
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51. Bd3 Ke7
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If 51. Rxd5?? Then 52. Bc4! pins the Rook to the King and White will then
win after all. |
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52. Kd2 Rxd5
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Now it is safe to munch the pawn! |
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53. Kc3 Ra5
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To stop the pawn moving any further. |
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54. Kb4 Ra1 55. Kb5 Ke6
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To get the King on a walk to wipe out the f4 and g5 pawn. |
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56. Kc6
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To stop my King from going to d5. |
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56... Ra4
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So I attacked the f4 pawn with my Rook instead. |
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57. Kb7 Kd5
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I may as well let my King do some work |
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