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28... Qe5+
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This fork! |
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29. Kd1
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King retreats. |
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29... Qxc3
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c pawn goes. Stockfish thinks Rg4 is best here. |
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30. Re1
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But she plays this. |
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30... Qa1+
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Another check |
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31. Ke2
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King goes back. |
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31... Qxa2
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Another pawn goes. In theory material is equal now, but my passed pawns will take some stopping. |
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32. f6
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Stockfish gives this as best, restricting my king's movements. |
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32... Qxd5
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5 passed pawns can't be bad! Stockfish gives Kd1 as best here. |
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33. Rf3
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But she plays this. It now gives Ke8 as best |
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33... b5
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but I couldn't see anything wrong with starting the advances. |
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34. Rh1
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Going after the h pawn. |
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34... Qe5+
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I throw in a check. Stockfish gives 34. Re3 as best with equality. |
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35. Kf2
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Stockfish is now giving advantage to black. |
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35... h5
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Protecting the h pawn. |
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36. Rfh3
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She goes after my h pawn, but gives up her f pawn in return. |
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36... Qxf6+
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So the f pawn goes. |
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37. Nf3
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She blocks. |
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37... a5
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I start advancing the queen side pawns. |
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38. Rh3xh5
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She takes. |
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