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13... Be5
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I didnt want to play Bd4 as I wanted to threaten the c2- pawn without allowing Qd3. |

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14. Re1
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Setting up a tactic on the e-file, so I decide to neutralize it with... |

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14... O-O 15. g3
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White tries to make some room for the king and link his rooks. The position is still losing due to material and better coordination of the black pieces. |

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15... Rxc2
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More material falls. |

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16. Bb3
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Forcing me off the second rank, but I do get another pawn! |

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16... Rxc6 17. Ba4
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Harassing my rook, but it only allows me to setup the final combination. |

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17... Rc3
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Targeting the queen, but also with an eye on the white king. Already I am seeing a potential sacrifice on g3. |

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18. Qe2
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18... Bh3+
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The most forcing moves get analysed first and here I saw huge material had to be given up to stave off mate. |

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19. Kg1
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19... Bd4
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Setting up the g3 sacrifice, but my opponent doesnt see it. |

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20. Qd2
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20... Rxg3+
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mate in 1! |

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21. hxg3
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21... Qxg3#
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Thanks to my opponent! |

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