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16... O-O 
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0-0 and preparing rook for attack. at this point, black is still up a pawn. | 
   
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17. Qg3 
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threatening Bcxh5, pinning the pawn. and possible check mate. | 
   
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17... Nh5 
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removing threats. | 
   
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18. Qf3 
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plan not working. back to an attacking position on f file. while attacking knight. | 
   
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18... g6 
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that's a bad choice by black, i think, destroying it's own pawn structure, which is crucial for defense. and further more, while two bishops are snipping in that direction. | 
   
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19. Bxh6 
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boom, head shot by the sniper.  | 
   
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19... Re8 20. Rxe5 Qd8 21. Rf1 
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putting the other rook active. attacking  f7, an easy target.  | 
   
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21... Be6 
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guarding f7. | 
   
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22. Bxg6 
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after analysing the board, and with 1 knights and 1 pawn up, i can have another pawn for a trade with my bishop. and also open up some interesting mate possibilities. even if not, just a nice trade off. | 
   
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22... fxg6 
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taken the bait. | 
   
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23. Rxe6 Rxe6 24. Qf7+ 
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forked. | 
   
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24... Kh8 25. Qxe6 
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and here, i'm 1 knight and 2 pawns up. a big possible win? well, a few move after this will tell you, that you can still loose if you don't focus. | 
   
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25... Kh7 26. Be3 Qg8 27. Rf7+ 
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still basically in charge. | 
   
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27... Kh8 28. d5 Ng7 29. Qxg6 
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3 pawns up | 
   
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29... Qh7 30. Qxh7+ Kxh7 31. Rxb7 
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4pawns up. | 
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31... Kg8 32. Bf4 
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backing up rook to move to b6. | 
   
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32... Rc8 
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and here's where i stop thinking before i move, and all is going down. | 
   
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33. d6 
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why didn't i sticked to the first plan? i just assume i can get this pawn to the back rank. uncalculated move. which is a very bad move. | 
   
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33... Ne6 34. Be3 Rd8 35. d7 Nf8 36. Bg5 Rxd7 
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3 pawns up. | 
   
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