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21. Na3
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This again was a bit of a surprise - I am not sure whether it is better to lose the exchange or a couple of pawns with 21. Re1 allowing 21....Bxc4 followed by Bxd5. What do you think dear reader? |
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21... Bxf1
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I took the offered material. |

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22. Bxf1
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he takes back. |

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22... Ng6
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With ideas of going to e5. |
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23. Bd4
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He hits my rook. |
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23... Raa8
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Rook retreats - I didn't fancy Ra6 where it may be hit with c4-c5 opening up a discovered attack from his Bf1. |

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24. Rb1
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Attacking b7, although if he takes on their immediately I can take on a4. |

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24... Ne5
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I threaten Nf3+ followed by Nd2 forking his Qb3 and rook b1. |
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25. Bxe5
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So he takes it off. |
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25... dxe5
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I take back. |

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26. Nb5
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I think he was planning on advancing d5-d4 |
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26... Ne8
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So I block that. I now have a plan to blockade his pawns on d5 and c4 so that his Bf1 remains with very limited scope. |

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27. Rc1
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Perhaps preparing to advance his c pawn. |

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27... Rc5
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So I block it. |

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28. Qb2
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Attacking e5. |

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28... Qe7
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Which is easily protected. |

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29. Rb1
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Perhaps dreaming again of attacks down the b file. |

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29... b6
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I want to secure things, fixing his pawns on white squares. |
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30. Be2
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Not sure what he was planning. |

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30... Rb8
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I protect b6. |

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