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Originally posted by mazattackThe game seems too tactical to merely call it a draw at this point.
My vote
Nc3
And we offer a draw, post the mainline of our draw and if he declines we go ahead and refute his winning line. I am certain we have a draw in the bag, and after looking into it a lot, and with the rest of you obviously doing the same, I think the only continuation we can play is for the draw, there is no win for us that I can possibly see
Why we should move our knight to c3, he got a nasty trick for us.
29. Re1. ( NOw the knight can't be taked. 29... Bxd4 30. Bxd4 Rxd4 31 Rxe7 ! and now we're having a beautifull nightmare. can we let him aim the e-pawn... (we must admit it, Both king are in a pretty bad position..
I agree Kb2 abd c3 must be stopped. but, what will do Re1 ? Ba4, Bf5.,. Be6...
Originally posted by SophyFrom last thread:
Why we should move our knight to c3, he got a nasty trick for us.
29. Re1. ( NOw the knight can't be taked. 29... Bxd4 30. Bxd4 Rxd4 31 Rxe7 ! and now we're having a beautifull nightmare. can we let him aim the e-pawn... (we must admit it, Both king are in a pretty bad position..
I agree Kb2 abd c3 must be stopped. but, what will do Re1 ? Ba4, Bf5.,. Be6...
28...Nc3 29.Re1 Ba4 (capturing on d4 doesn't work here, and Bf4 allows Nxf4 (which may not be that great for white, but we can just limit his options with Ba4) 30.Rxe7 Rb4 (threatening mate) 31.Re1 Nb5 (threatening d4) 32.c3 Nxc3 33.a3 Rb7 and I think we can keep the white king boxed in. However, I don't see how to make progress.