Looking at the game really quickly, you missed the win with 41...Qd5+, which wins the passed pawn and solves most of Black's problems. Assuming you can keep your king safe from queen checks, you should be able to win.
Originally posted by Natural Science Looking at the game really quickly, you missed the win with 41...Qd5+, which wins the passed pawn and solves most of Black's problems. Assuming you can keep your king safe from queen checks, you should be able to win.
Originally posted by chessicle I think you might have been in trouble after 26 cd6+ eg 26 ... Qxd6 27 c5!
Thanks for answering Yes, now I see that I should have let those sleeping pawns lie. I was amazed at how many passed pawns that produced, one permanent to mess up my game.
Can someone analyse why this game was drawn?
22 Nov '11 17:26
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