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45... exd3
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I take |

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46. Ng2
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attacking my queen and knight. |

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46... Qf3
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I calculate I can give up my knight and queen my pawn. |

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47. Qxb6
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So he takes |

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47... d2
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Pawn goes on |

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48. Qxd6+
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He takes |

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48... Kh5
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No more checks! |
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49. Qe7
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I was down to only two minutes now, and moving virtually instantaneously. This is the first win I missed. Queening the pawn with check looks so strong. In fact if I take the h pawn first, I am mating him. |
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49... d1=Q+
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Check! |

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50. Kh2
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Now I have no more checks, and he is threatening mate on h7. |

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50... Qc2
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So I cover that mate. |
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51. Qe8+
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This is another chance for me to win. Kh6 wins after Qh8 check, Qh7, but, as I explained..... |

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51... Qg6
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This only draws. |

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52. Qh8+
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Queen check |

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52... Qh6
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Queen blocks |

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53. Qe8+
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And there is no way to escape the checks. Many thanks for reading this, hope you enjoyed it, please leave a comment or two and rate it on the star system. |
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