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31... Rc8
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this move was good had it been capitalised on rook d8 was better
the c and d file pawns are dangerous |

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32. Rxd4
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easy picking |

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32... Qb4
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nice move to gain the peace back |

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33. Red1
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a pruposeful moe to make the queent ake the bishop so that the white queen can occupy the essential 6 file |
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33... Qxa4 34. Qd6
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white queen s in a brilliant position |

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34... Ng8
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rare alternative |

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35. Rf4
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attacking wid the free rook .. black queen is again helpless instead of guarding the weak F file its stuck at a file which the white utilises to tis benefit |

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35... Rce8
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rook doubling finally |

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36. Rdd4
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doubling rook for white as well as a ploy to attck h file and create false alarm ideally black should have played Q a1 and then attacked with queen taking pawns |

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36... h6
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icing on the cake black gives in thinking its attacking but then |

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37. Rxf7+
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a sacrifice to gain a better position as you will see which eventually wins the game for white
purposely taken by the rook to get better position coz if had taken by knight then it would essentially get the king out only resulting in a pwn gain which could be lost by white later |

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37... Rxf7 38. Nxf7 Kxf7
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but of course get the rook into action |

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39. Rf4+ Kg7
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now the move which i said earlier the dangerous central pawn moving up with all support wins the game for white |

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40. e6 Re7 41. Qe5+
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game over as if king moves back rook f7 check forcinga exchange resulting in pawn on f7 with no stopping it to become the 2 queen resulting in an eventual loss of black so black resigned
well played joop
this was better than the previous game
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