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15. Kc1 Nd4
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!! Nice! |
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16. Nd5
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!! One nice move deserves another! |
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16... Rg7
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Preparing to double his rooks. |
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17. Nxf6
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!? Very risky. Black has attacking chances from many angles and white commits a pawn grab while guarding d7 from a doubled rook scenario. |
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17... Nxf3
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Opening the door for his rook to advance while doubling my pawns. |
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18. gxf3 Bxh3 19. Ng4
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!! Although it allows Rg-e7, it traps the bishop while threatening e5. White no longer fears the doubled rooks. |
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19... Re7
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Necessary to save his e5 pawn. |
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20. Re3
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?! What is this? It weakens White's back rank considerably, plus it does nothing to refute doubled rooks. A mistake...or a trap? |
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20... Red7 21. Rd3
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! Oh! White wanted to plug the nasty hole in his d file with a rook of his own. |
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21... Rd7xd3 22. cxd3 Rxd3 23. Nxe5 Rd8 24. a4 Re8 25. Nf7 g4 26. fxg4 Rxe4 27. f3 Re3
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? Black fails to see all of White's threats. |
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28. axb5
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!! Intentionally doubles his own pawns to set up a discovered back rank attack! This move could really hurt if all pieces are exchanged, but White has no intention of that. |
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28... Rxf3 29. Ne5
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!! Simultaneously attacking the rook, protecting the pawn, and... |
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29... Rf1+
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Black elects to put pressure on the king. |
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30. Kb2
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Forced. |
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30... Rf4
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??? Seems serviceable, but black has completely lost scope here. He is fighting for the center and does not see his demise! |
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31. Ra8#
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Mate. I'm fairly certain that my opponent will stare at the board for a second and wonder why he cannot move to d7. On 29. Ne5, I did not reveal the THIRD item that was attacked: an escape square! Great game, tnaptguy. Thanks for watching! :) |
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