I'm sorry I will never play chess when I'm ill again :D In move 26. black can't take pawn because of Nf6+
Where did I miss it?
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Nov 23, 2008
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move 28.......Rg3 + 29.Kh6 Rg5 then what does he do. if he plays Kh7 then Rg5 again and he can only bring Qf6 but tbh i think it should almost definitely lead to a win for white.
What do you mean by win ? Mate or just winnig position ? There are too many missed chances for both. Towards the end 29.Qh5 is simple win in all variations. There is nothing black can do. Check details yourself.
29. Qxh5 is winning.....if Rh8 Qg4+ then if Kf8 Rxh8+ else if Kf6 Qg5#.
thank you for your comments :o)
second_wind wrote:
- 28. Rg3 Kh8 29. Qg5 (threatening Qh6#) Kg7 30. Nxh5+ Kg8 (or Kh8) 31. Qh6 with mate on g7 next move
- 28. Rg3 Kh8 29. Qg5 (threatening Qh6#) Kg7 30. Nxh5+ Kh7 31. Nf7+ Kg7 (the same position as before, only without the h-pawn) 32. Qh3! Qxf7 33. Qh6+ Kg8 34. Qh7#
- 28. Rg3 d4 (now the rook defends h5) 29. Nxh5+ Rxh5 30. Qxh5
Thoughts? Significant errors?
28. Rg3 28... Qxf6
Or it can't?
edit. Hey! Where is that comment that have Rg3 idea? It just disappeared!
I just finished this 10+5 game and I feel I could won, but I can't find where... Can you help me? Or is it just a feeling and I should be glad for a draw? I admit I played terrible :o) It also shows that no game is lost until it is mated. :o)