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27. Qxf6 d4
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Threatening Qg2#. |

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28. Rd2 Rge8 29. Bg6
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There really was no way for black to avoid losing a rook. |

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29... h4
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Trying for counterplay on the kingside. |

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30. Bxe8 hxg3
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Sacrificing his rook for a dangerous attack. |

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31. Qxe7
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I thought I could withstand it. |

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31... gxh2+ 32. Rxh2 Qg3+
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I threaten mate, so he has to keep checking my king. |

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33. Kf1 Ba6+ 34. Ree2 Qf3+ 35. Ke1 g3
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Allows mate, but my king would have escaped eventually anyways. |

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36. Qd7+ Kb8 37. Qd6+ Ka8 38. Bc6+
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Black resigns, because of 38...Qxc6 39. Qxc6 Kb8 40. Rh8 Bc8 41. Rxc8#. Undoubtedly my opponent and I made many mistakes, but it was a fun game. |

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