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15... Bxf4 16. g3 Bh6 17. f4
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A move that opens new lines, wich is good for black, but leaves the black Bishop in h6 inactive. |

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17... Rc8
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A move that prepares a discovered atack in the queen. |

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18. O-O-O
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White castles in the queenside - but he's already two minor pieces down. |

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18... Bg4
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A move that forces the exchange. |

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19. Qb5
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A weak move. White loses time in threatening a pawn. |

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19... Bxe2 20. Nxe2 Rxe2
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Black keeps winning material. Instead of eating pawns, White should have focused in defense, with 19. Re1. |

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21. Rd2
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White proposes one rook exchange, wich is a terrible move, because Black has a huge material lead. |

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21... Rxd2 22. Kxd2
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The white King is now exposed. |

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22... Bf8
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The black bishop suddenly becomes active again. |

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23. c3 dxc3+ 24. bxc3
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The white king protects himself from the Bishop of the dark squares. |

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24... Ne4+
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A great move ! White can't smash the Knight because his d-pawn is pinned by the Queen. |

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25. Ke2
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A gigantic blunder, but White hasn't got much choice. At this point, the game is lost for White. |

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25... Nxc3+
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A nice Royal Fork that wins the white queen. |

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26. Kd2 Nxb5 27. Rb1 Na3 28. Rxb7 Nc4+ 29. Kc3 Qd4+ 30. Kb3 Nc6a5+
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Another fork that kills even the wildest dreams of White. |

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31. Ka4 Nxb7 32. Kb5 Na3+ 33. Ka6
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A forced move. |

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33... Qb6#
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A somewhat unpretty checkmate. |

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