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16... cxb2
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Threatening to blacks pawn, but hopefully I can keep the pressure on |

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17. Ne5+
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Sacrafice 3 to open the d file and the start of a 7 straight checking combination |

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17... dxe5 18. Rad1+
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I once heard when deciding which rook to move, look at the one in the best position and move the other one. I think I moved the right one?
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18... Nd6
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Now a pinned knight |

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19. Qg4+ Ke8 20. Qh8+ Bf8 21. Qxe5+ Kd8 22. Rxd6+ Bd7 23. Qgg5+ Kc8 24. Qef6
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sacraficing the rook to enable my Queens to sqeeze blacks king further into a corner |

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24... Bxd6 25. Qxd6 Nc6 26. Qg7
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I wanted to try and keep Blacks queen out of the action but seeing this was going to happen I needed a bit more fire power to combat the inevitable queen trade |

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26... Qd8 27. Rd1 b1=Q
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4 queens, but mine are alot better placed, also aiming to remove my rook from the d file, but thats easy to rectify |

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28. Qgxd7+
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Forcing the exchange of his well positioned queen |

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28... Qxd7 29. Qxd7+ Kb8 30. Rxb1
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Getting rid of the competition |

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30... b6 31. Qxc6 c4 32. Rd1
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Getting the rook back onto the d file ready to mate on the back row |

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32... a5
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trying to get his rook out, but I ve got the tempo |
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33. Qxb6+ Kc8
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Forced |

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34. Rd8#
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11 and that's game. Thanks to my opponent and to Anderssen for the new light into the power of sacrificing for positional advantage. All respect to my opponent who I leave anonymous. I must have caught him on a bad day. |

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