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31... Rxf7 32. Rd8+ Rf8 33. Rxf8+
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33... Kxf8 34. Qd6+
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And here we enter the endgame. |
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34... Kg7 35. Re7+ Kh6 36. Qf4+ g5 37. Qd6+ Kh5 38. Rxh7+ Kg4 39. Qd4+ f4 40. Qd7+ Kf3 41. Qh3
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At this point in the game, I am unable to easily check the king, and black's king is preventing mine from escaping a back rank mate that occurs in one move. Because I still have an extra rook, I am willing to sack my queen and exchange queens to ensure my king is safe. |
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41... Qb1+ 42. Qf1
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She protecc, she attacc, but mostly, she fights bacc. |
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42... Qxh7
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Black does claim my rook here, and I was initially worried. However, I discovered that I could also pin the queen from this position by forcing the king to move to e4. |

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43. Qd1+ Ke4 44. Qc2+ Kf3 45. Qxh7
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Claiming my prize. |
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45... b5
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I expected this move; the only hope for black now is to get a pawn promoted, so they'd want to protect the pawns by any means necessary. |
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46. Qb7 Ke2 47. Qxc6
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Black resigns; I am threatening Qxb5, and the two pawns on the other side of the board are probably never going to make it through my king-pawn formation there. |
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