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Emergo Games
1. c34 | c5a3x |
2. a24x | e54 |
3. e3c5x | d6b4x |
4. ac4x | c5e3x |
5. e24x | c4a2x |
6. e42x | a24x |
7. b23 | f5e4 |
8. e35x | e64x |
9. e53x | g6f5 |
10. e46x | e75x |
11. b34 | ac4x |
12. c23 | c42x |
13. c13x | c24x |
14. e34 | e5c1x |
15. d12 | c1e3x |
16. ed2 | e3c1x |
17. b1d5x | e4f5 |
18. c13x | fe7 |
19. d5f7x | c65 |
20. f7b5x | d7c6 |
21. b5f7x | ge7x |
22. c4d5 | e7d6 |
23. d57x | f7e6 |
24. d6f4x | f5d3x |
25. ec3x | f4e3 |
26. df3x | e3f4 |
27. f35x | e65 |
28. fd5x | ec5x |
29. db5x | c5b4 |
30. b53x | bd4x |
31. c3e5x | d4f6x |
32. e5g7x | b3a2 |
33. g7e5x | f6d4x |
34. a13x | a24x | White could only offer a choice for black,
who decides to take the line white could have forced in he first place.
It's a risky line because of the weak black piece that must be protected.
Protecting a cap of one man against an opponent's six is tricky in almost any situation.
Admittedly, black has the power to make it happen. |
35. e5c3x | d4b2x |
36. d76 | b2a1 |
37. de6 | c3d4 |
38. ed6 | d45 |
39. d64x | d53x |
40. d42x | d31x |
41. dc2 | d12 |
42. ce2x | ab4 |
43. ec2x | db2x |
44. c24x | bd4x |
45. ce4x | df4x |
46. eg4x
| f34
 | Three single caps against one is a
well known won endgame.
White resigns.
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