🔸UT Dallas Fall Open 2018
🔸Round 7
⚪️Nakar,Ey (2456)
⚫️Preotu,Razvan (2524)
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24.c4?! [This move weakens White's king and therefore is in Black's favor. White could have gained a decisive advantage with:]

[24.Kb1! e4 25.Qf2 △Qb6 25...Nh7 26.Bd2 f4 27.Qd4! △Bc3 27...Qf6 28.Qb6 f3 29.Bh3 Bxh3 30.Rxh3±]

24...bxc4! [Black takes advantage of the opportunity to open lines against the opponent's king.]

25.Qxc4 Kh7 26.Kb1 Ng4‚ 27.Rhf1?? [27.Rde1! f4 △Qf5 28.Ka1 Bf5 29.Rhf1=]

27...f4! 28.Qd3 [28.Be4 Ne3! 29.Qb3 Nxf1 30.Rxf1 Bf5–+]

28...Bf5 29.Be4 Ne3! 30.Rde1 Nxf1 31.Rxf1 Bxe4 32.Qxe4 Qf5–+

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And it's over - Ju Wenjun takes the lead with just 2 games to go after Goryachkina pushed too hard! Yesterday she called it "barbaric" that she had to give an interview after losing - it remains to be seen what happens today:

Goryachkina, Aleksandra - Ju, Wenjun

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