Annotated Chess Game 7711820 by mbingham

20. Ra1c1 a5 21. Nc3b5 Qc7b8 22. Ba3xd6 Be7xd6 23. Qd4xd6 Nd7c5 24. Qd6xb8 Ra8xb8 25. Rc1d1
Yow. b3 is lost -- far more significant than d6.
25... Nc5xb3 26. e5 Bb7xg2
My pleasure.
27. Kg1xg2 g6
Kf8 and then to e7 is faster.
28. Rd1d6 Kg8f8 29. Re1d1 Kf8e7 30. Kg2f3 Rd8xd6 31. exd6 Ke7d7
And now, winning a d6 pawn for myself is but a matter of technique. My queenside pawns are better and my kingside pawns are more numerous. Victory is mine. Ish.
32. Kf3e4 f6
Suddenly, I'm glad to have played g6 earlier.
33. Nb5c3 Rb8c8 34. Ke4d3 Nb3c5 35. Kd3e3 Rc8c6 36. Nc3b5
Taking a moment to win a5 -- I have lots of time to win d6.
36... Nc5xa4 37. Rd1c1 Na4c5 38. Rc1d1 Nc5b7 39. Rd1d4 e5 40. Rd4h4 h5 41. Rh4e4 Nb7xd6 42. Nb5xd6 Rc6xd6
A commanding position.
43. f4 exf4 44. Re4xf4 g5 45. Rf4f1 Kd7e6 46. Rf1b1 f5 47. Rb1b5 h4
Creating my second passer.
48. g4 f4
The check gives me time to secure g5.
49. Ke3e4 Ke6f6 50. Rb5f5 Kf6g6 51. Ke4e5 Rd6c6 52. Ke5d4 Rc6c5
Rx results in f queening.