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Student: Well, resignation seems like an<br />
option. (The Master smiles.) But assuming<br />
that Keres isn’t quite ready for that, let’s see.<br />
He can’t take the knight: 30. ...gxf5 31. Rg3+<br />
Ng7 32. Qf6 is just mate, and 31. ...Kh8 32.<br />
Qf6+ is the same thing. So the obvious move<br />
is 30. ...Ree8. What then? Oh...31. Qf6<br />
threatens mate, so 31. ...h5 looks necessary.<br />
larger game: 31. Nh6+ Kf8 32. Qf6 Ng7<br />
33. Rcf3. What’s his threat now?<br />
Student: Okay, if 30. Rh3, what then?<br />
He’ll have to play 30. ...f6 to defend h7. No,<br />
wait, he’ll play 30. ...f5!, won’t he. Then 31.<br />
exf6?? allows 32. Qxd6 when White can’t<br />
take the rook because of the back row mate.<br />
That’s what the rook is doing on f8. And if<br />
White can’t take en passant, Black’s position<br />
will be much harder to crack.<br />
Master: Exactly. So Botvinnik brought<br />
his knight to the kingside with the powerful<br />
30. Nf5. So what does Black do now?<br />
Then 32. Nh6+ Kh7 33. Nxf7 will finish<br />
things in short order.<br />
Master: All true. Keres actually played<br />
30. ...Rfe8, perhaps hoping Botvinnik would<br />
settle for winning an exchange. However,<br />
the World Champion stayed focused on<br />
Student: Mate in three: 34.Qxf7+ Rxf7<br />
35.Rxf7+ Qxf7 36.Rxf7#<br />
Master: I didn’t think that would slow<br />
you down. Keres played 33. ...Rc8, and<br />
Botvinnik closed out the game with 34. Nxf7<br />
Re6 35. Qg5 Nf5 36. Nh6 Qg7 37. g4 and<br />
Black Resigned.<br />
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