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27. h5 Ne7
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Defending the pawn at g6, he can't take retake with the pawn because then i'd win his rook. |

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28. Ng3
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bringing my knight into the action. |

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28... h6
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attacking the g5 pawn. |

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29. hxg6 Nxg6 30. Nh5
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I see a very nice spot to place my horsey at f6. hopefully there aren't any mouse traps there. |
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30... Kf7 31. Nf6
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clearly the blootstein has been successful as my position continues to improve. |

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31... Bc6
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? he should be happy if i decided to exchange my awesome horse for his useless bishop. |

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32. Be2
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finally going to make use of my bishop. |

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32... Be7 33. Bh5
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pinning the horse to the king. |

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33... Bxf6
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Black is now lost. |

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34. Bxg6+ Kxg6 35. Qh5+
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about to just bust the king side wide open. |

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35... Kg7 36. exf6+
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now i have two past pawns, an insurmountable attack awaits. |

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36... Kf8 37. g6
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material loss is inevitable. |

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37... Bd7
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this doesn't help at all but mate is pretty unavoidable regardless. |

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38. g7+
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Moving on up. |

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38... Kg8 39. Rag1
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Now i could win the rook, and after the king takes my queen can swoop in for the win. But i like this more. |
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39... Rh7
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Death by pawn. |

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40. f7#
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So i'm quite sure this demonstrates the incredible potential of the blootstein attack. Obviously grand maestro Swang Dudeetsen played it a lot better than I, acquiring multiple mates in his career with the King. |
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