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21. Bh4
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But I played this, hoping for 21...g5 22. Nf5. Stockfish actually thinks this is better for black, but both me and my opponent thought it looked good for white, so he played.... |
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21... Bd7
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this. Now the bishop attacks f5 he is threatening 22....g5. I had seen this and prepared a reply. His bishop is no longer attacking my e4 pawn, so I can move my Ng3 |

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22. Ne2
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So I played this to protect c3 again. Stockfish prefers Nf1. I wondered if maybe we would start repeating now. 22.....Bc6 23. Ng3 Bd7 24. Ne2 etc |

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22... Bg4
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But he plays this instead |

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23. Rf2
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I thought I had to stay on the Ne2 with my rook, otherwise he takes on e2. If I recapture with the bishop my pawn on e4 goes and if I capture with my queen my pawn on c3 goes. However stockfish actually prefers Rf1 and gives it as level after Bxe2 24. Qxe2 Qxc3. |
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23... Rc8
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He builds up pressure on c3 |

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24. c4
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So I protect that pawn. I am now threatening to play Ne2-c3-d5 with a great position, so he virtually has to take on e2 |

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24... Bxe2
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he takes |

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25. Qxe2
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I take back this way |

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25... Nh5
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Threatening to come in on f4 |

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26. g3
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Stockfish prefers 26. Qf1 |

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26... Rd7
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Protecting f7, in case I play Raf1 attacking f7 |

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27. Qe3
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With the idea of Bd3-e2 |
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27... Qc5
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He is trying to exchange my best piece. I should have taken, I make a massive error now. |
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28. Re1
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Can you see what I missed? |
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28... Qxe3
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He takes. |

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29. Rxe3
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I take back |

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29... Bf8
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Now he is coming to c5 winning an exchange |
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30. g4
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I attack his knight |

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30... Nf4
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Knight comes in. |
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