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MisterMB
Thanks, yes you are right Slick, 28.Nxd4 is just a possible move. Indeed, c2 wins right the way. White made a blunder in the move 24...Nxc8?, simply pawn x pawn and the game is more or less drawn.
I pretend to explain the idea of dangerous passed pawns, indeed, this game was a blitz game of mine, and obviously the time pressure made white blunder, Nxc8 (which seems natural).
These instructive ideas can help in order to get a victory in a blitz game or an online one (see my previous post). Could be the little difference between a draw an a victory ;)
Greetings and thanks for your feedback!
SlickDesGrieux
Nice puzzle...not sure why move 27 for Black preceded his move 28 and Whites' 27th move was a blunder...but still a nice puzzle.
DavidSaville
Thanks, as a coach to kids, I like these short, yet clear leasons.
Well, try to use the idea of passed pawns in order to get something better. Imagine you are playing a blitz or bullet game and your opponent is under time pressure. Make him blunder!
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