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28. hxg5
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Two pawns… |
 
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28... Rxg5
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The knight was the better choice, as white is encouraged to take it now. |
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29. Qf4
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Bxe4 means black must move the rook. It was a free knight. |
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29... O-O-O
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Bxe4 is still available. |
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30. Bxe4 Rg4
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Nice counter, save for Ne5 eager to pounce. |
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31. Nxg4 hxg4 32. axb5
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Bc2 would save the bishop. |
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32... axb5 33. Ba8
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Not safe there. Kd7 corners the bishop. |
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33... Qa5
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Or Qa5, probably even better. |
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34. Ra1 Qxa8 35. Qe5 Qa4
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What is it with Qa4? The queen isn’t doing much there. Black is going to lose three amigos. |
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36. Qxe6+ Rd7 37. Qxf5 Qb3 38. Qxg4
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Ok, mistake. Qxb2 loses the white knight. |
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38... Qxb2 39. Rd1 Qxa3 40. d5
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White was up five, and just shed that last point. |
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40... Qxc3 41. d6 b4 42. Qg8+ Kb7 43. Qe6 Kb6
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Oops. Qg7, maybe? Why pitch the rook? |
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44. Qxd7 Qe3+ 45. Kf1 c3 46. Qc7+ Ka6 47. d7 c2
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Qxc2. Or Qc6+. Ra1+. A mate might be in there somewhere. |
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48. d8=Q
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Black can play cxd1=Q+. |
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48... c1=Q
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Bad choice. |
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49. Rxc1 b3 50. Qdb8 b2
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Here white should play Qc4+, Ka5, Qb5# (either queen). |
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51. Rc6+
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Ok, it’s just as good. |
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51... Qb6 52. Rxb6+
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Nope. Qxb6#. Not that it matters a whole lot. |
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52... Ka5 53. Qba7#
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