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21... fxe5
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No point in leaving my pawns doubled. dxc+ and I have to take it back with the K, anyway... |

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22. Nf5 Rg5
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Pursuing the knight. |

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23. Ne7
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Fatal mistake, I think. |

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23... cxd6 24. Nd5
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Good! Now, I have two choices: Rh-g8 looks promising, but the knight, while taking the bishop, covers g2, so... I have only... |

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24... Rf5 25. g3
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White could have recovered the pawn at once, but decides to be nasty. |

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25... Rg8 26. Nxf4
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exN is tempting, but I will lose a pawn, so I have to be very careful for the endgame. |

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26... Rxf4 27. Rxd6+ Ke7
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Maybe better Kc7. |

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28. Rd5 f6 29. Kh1
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I can still go Rd4, but I didn't want an isolani I cannot support well enough (probably). |

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29... Rc4 30. Rfd1
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I know, but I'm looking for counterplay. |

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30... h4
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Just let's see what happens. |

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31. Rd5d7+
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Of course. |

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31... Ke6 32. Rxb7
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Ok, I expected R1-d4. |

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32... hxg3 33. hxg3 Rc2
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Nastier than the check. |

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34. Kg2
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Now, white seems to be safe, but... |

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34... e4
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Another pawn's sac (a7)... but it is only apparent (Rxb2). Still, it is good for white (the a pawn becomes free). |

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35. b4
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Ah, a tempo spent to defend the b2 pawn is a present to me. |

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35... e3
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White probably overlooked the power of this move. |

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36. Re1
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And now, after this mistake (Rf1, and if e2, Re1, then Kf3). |

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36... Rxf2+
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Now look this beauty. |

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37. Kh3 Rh8+ 38. Kg4 f5+ 39. Kg5 Rg8+ 40. Kh6 Rh2#
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Wow, poor white I bet he never smelled the trap until he was right in. Thank you for reading... |
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