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25. Nf4+
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This is a very in-depth cheapo, Black must take Qxf4 and Black is totally winning. Qxf4 isn't really that hard to see. So why didn't this guy play it?
I personally would've played Rg7 Kxh5 Rd1 threatening Rh1# but then Qf4 stops mate, but then again Qf4 may be harder to see than Qxf4 in Baker's variation |
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25... Kg5
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The most horrible blunder of the game. Black stubbornly will not give up his queen for an easy win, so Black is totally dead now, what a moron.
And if Kf6 then Rd6 Kg5 Rg6# |
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26. Rg7+ Kf6
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forced |

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27. Rg6+
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Any idiot who would subject their king to this much harassment (especially up a whole queen) is a, I must say again, "MORON" |
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27... Kf7
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forced |

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28. Ne5+
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crushing |

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28... Ke7
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Ke7 and Ke8 are the same as Re6 forces the king to f8 no matter what.
And Kf8 immediately here, then Rf6 Kg8 (Kg7 Rf7 Kg8 Rd8 Qe8 Rxe8#)Rd8 Kg7 Rf7# and King to e-file after Rf6 will just transpose to the actual game after Re6 |

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29. Re6+ Kf8
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forced |

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30. Rd8+
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This is the ultimate comeback |

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30... Kg7
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forced |

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31. Rg6+
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truly amazing how Baker can be down a queen, but still have a totally won position.
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31... Kh7
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forced |

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32. Ne6
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Finally a non-checking move that seals Black's fate. There is a mating threat of Rg7# and no way to stop mate.
Qd7 fails to Rxd7 Nxd7 Rg7#
h5 fails to Ng5#, and Rg8 simply fails to Rgxg8 forcing Rh8# in a move or two |
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32... Rxd8
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I'm not sure if Black knew he had lost yet, but Baker's comeback must've made this guy pissed |

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33. Rg7+
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If only Black had played Qxf4 on move 25, he could've avoided this embarassing swindle |

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33... Kh8
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helplessly forced. |

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34. Nf7#
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If Baker could see this guy's face, he would laugh in it. Just look at the material count! |
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