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21. Rxf4
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bad move by me... now g5 could cost me a piece |
 
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21... Kh8
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did he see something I didn't? |
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22. bxc5
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I keep from losing a pawn on this side, but I'm still risking a piece on the other flank |
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22... bxc5
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he retakes the pawn |
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23. Qxc5
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I come out a pawn upo and hope the attack on his knight will keep him distracted |
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23... Ne5
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It works!.. now to get those pieces out of there! |
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24. Raf1
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doubling rooks on his queen (hiding behind a pawn) should keep him from playing g5 |
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24... Qg7
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he moves the queen out of fire |
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25. Qd5
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I attack the unprotected rook |
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25... Bd7
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this move links his rooks and protects all his pieces |
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26. Qd6
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I keep the pressure on the pawn |
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26... Bb5
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he attacks my rook |
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27. Rb1
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I attack the attacker |
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27... a6
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he protects it |
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28. Qb6
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he has ignored g5 for so long, I think I even forgot about it! |
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28... Nc4
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he forks my queen and pawn (both unprotected) |
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29. Qe6
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I save the queen... |
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29... Nxa3
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and the pawn dies |
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30. Rb3
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the rook was in danger |
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30... Nc2
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he's after a queen-rook fork on d4 |
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