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28. g3 h6 29. Rd5 Rd8
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I don't want that pawn to advance if he doubles his rooks on the d file. |
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30. Bc6 h5 31. a5
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Now he's going to try to promote that pawn too. Great... |

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31... Nc7
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Threatening his rook and not allowing the a4 pawn advance. |
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32. Rd2 Kf7
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Another time killer. |
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33. Bb7 f4
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Creating some sort of counter play on the king side. |

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34. g4 hxg4 35. fxg4 Ke6 36. c4 Bxh4
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Attacking his king side is my only hope. |

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37. Rh1 Be7
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Or not |

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38. Kb3
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?? Big blunder as it allows for a free bishop! |

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38... Rb8 39. d8=N+
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My opponent was probably going to lose this pawn anyway but the move is just a stall I believe. |

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39... Bxd8 40. Rh8
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While that move looks great, it becomes killer for my opponent later on. |

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40... Rxb7+ 41. Ka4 Be7
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getting my bishop out of harms way. |

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42. Rc2
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probably looking to push that pawn, but my opponent does not see the trap I have |

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42... Rb4+
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His only move is Ka3 |

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43. Ka3 Rb8+
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Discovered check! Now after having a losing position I have completely turned the tables. |

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44. Ka2 Rxh8 45. c5 Ra8
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He cannot defend the a5 pawn. |

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46. c6 Rxa5+ 47. Kb3 Rc5
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He either trades or loses his pawn. |

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48. Rxc5 Bxc5 49. Kc4 Kd6
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Defending my bishop. |

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50. g5 f3
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A queen would be nice |

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51. Kd3 e4+ 52. Kxe4
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Taking was a mistake, as it allows the promotion. |

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52... f2 53. Kf4 f1=Q+ 54. Kg4 Kxc6 55. Kg3
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Now there is a forced mate in 3. |

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