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23... Bd4 24. Bxd4 cxd4 25. Rd3xd4
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ok material is even now, this is postion, White has 3 pawns for knight while Black has 2 isloated pawns. |
 
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25... Ke6 26. Re1 Re8 27. Kc2 Rc7 28. Red1 Kf7 29. Re1
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29... d5 30. e5 dxc4 31. Red1 Ng4 32. Rd4d7+
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White want to exchange one rook, may be it gives some relief. |
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32... Re7 33. Rxe7+ Rxe7 34. Rd6 h5 35. g3
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! h3 was bad, as after Ne3 Kc3 Nxg2 and then threatening f4. Now if Black takes the pawn Nxh3 then Rh6 and then Rh7 gives good tactical possibiliteis. |
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35... Kg7 36. Rd2 Kg6 37. Kc3
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White wants to play h3 but Ne3 with Check is annoying. |
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37... b5 38. h3 Ne3 39. Rd6+ Kg7 40. h4
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there was another good interesing line, that is Kd4, but it was not giving 100% winning chances, Kd4 Nf5 Kd5 NxR KxR attacking R ... etc ... |
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40... Nf5 41. Rd1 Kf7 42. Rg1 Ke6 43. g4 Nxh4 44. gxh5
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White's targes is capturing all Black's pawns as there will no hope of win to Black specially this h5 (outside Pawn) was dangerous. |
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44... Kf5 45. Kb4 a6 46. Ka5 Re6 47. Rd1
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Rf1 was good. may be .... but White calculated some wrong so ... |
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47... Kxf4 48. Rd6 Kxe5 49. Rxe6+ Kxe6 50. Kxa6
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?? this is pure blunder! |
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50... b4 51. Kb5 c3
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!! and pawn ... ... passed away |
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52. bxc3 bxc3 53. h6 c2 54. h7 Ng6 55. a4 c1=Q 56. a5 Qc7 57. a6 Kd5 58. a7 Qb7+ 59. Ka4 Kc4 60. Ka3 Qb3#
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ha! 2 pawns on 7th rank... :) |
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