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  • White: Russel Gumbretch
  • Black: John Coffey
  • Black to Move

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  • White has to prevent Nxd4
  • Black to Move

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  • The unusual move order had me stumped
  • here.
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  • Black to Move

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  • I was very unhappy with my position
  • because black has lost his long
  • diagonal
  • bishop.
  • Black to Move

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  • White's attack is potentially
  • dangerous
  • Black to Move

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  • Not sure if Qa5 was the correct
  • move.
  • Black to Move

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  • Black's active queen is his best hope
  • here.
  • Black to Move

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  • White threatens to win material with
  • e5.
  • Black to Move

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  • Black to Move

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  • I like the strength of the doubled
  • rooks on the C file.
  • Black to Move

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  • Perhaps this helps black.
  • Black to Move

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  • White's queenside is about to be laid
  • to waste.
  • Black to Move

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  • This is exciting.
  • Black to Move

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  • The critical position.
  • Black to Move

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  • Black to Move

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  • Now Qa4 Qc5+!, Qb4 (Kb3 Qc3#) Rc3+,
  • Ka4 b5+! forces mate.
  • If instead Ka2 then Qxb4!!, e8=Q+
  • Kg7, Qe7+ to stall mate
  • (Qd7+ Kh6) Qxe7, Re3 Qa3+, Kb1 Qb4+,
  • Ka1 Rc2 threatening mate.
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  • Instead white plays Kb3
  • Black to Move

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  • This is the start of an easy to
  • understand mating pattern.
  • Black to Move

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  • Forces mate
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