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16 [Next]	Is the prefered move according to the Fire Chess Engine. Instead White played ...
17 [Next]	After Bxc5 instead, White would have only had a slight advantage. White to Move
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19 [Next]	White to Move White still has some advantage after Bf8, but instead Black blundered with Rc8 which we will loook at on the next page.
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22 [Next]	To prevent the mate threat. White to Move
23 [Next]	.99 advantage to White according to the Fire Chess Engine. To see how the game actually finished, click on "next page"