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22... Nd7 23. Qh7+
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Now the g7-pawn is very weak. Once I get my rook to the g-file Black has a hard time defending. |
 
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23... Kf7 24. Rdg1
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Threatening Nd5 with Qxg7# to follow |
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24... Rg8
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This defends g7, but now Black's rook is out of play, and soon my pieces will reach maximum attacking potential. |
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25. Nh8+ Kf8
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The only move that doesn't lose material or get mated |
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26. Rh6
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Now to capitalize on the g7-weakness, I will double my rooks on the g-file and attack the pawn until Black can no longer defend, and obviously Black cannot take my rook. |
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26... Qe8
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Ne8 is another defensive try. Qe8 doesn't appear to do much. |
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27. Rhg6 Qe7
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Black's queen has wasted a tempo. Black could've reached this exact same position but with a knight on e8. I'm not sure if Black could've recovered if he hadn't wasted this tempo, but either way, my plan is still the same, I will play e4 and f5 to open the dark diagonal so that my bishop can get to h6 to join the attack |
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28. f5
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A clearance sacrifice |
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28... Nxf5 29. e4 dxe4 30. dxe4
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Black's knight is kicked away from defending h6, so my bishop comes in |
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30... Nd6 31. Bh6 Ne8
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It seems like Black has defended g7...... |
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32. Rg6xg7
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Now there is trouble because of the pin on whatever piece Black takes my rook with |
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32... Rxg7 33. Ng6+
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I force Black to blockade the queen's defense of g7 with his king |
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33... Kf7 34. Bxg7
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Now Black's queen is under attack, and I have regained my piece. Black is lost, after he moves his queen his king will perish from the checks |
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34... Qd8 35. Bh8+ Ng7 36. Ne5+
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I think this is the easiest way to win |
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36... fxe5 37. Rxg7+ Ke8
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If Kf6 then I have many mates to choose from
Rg8# Qg6# Rg6# Qh6# or Qh4# |
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38. Qg6+ Kf8 39. Qf7#
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