Black to move
30...Be8
30...c5 shows that White's bishop, the critical defensive piece, is doomed.
31.Rd6
White has fantasies of Rh6 and Rxh7#. Black has resources to stop this plan. With Black's c-pawn still mobile, 31.Rd3 was the only defense.
31...Bf7??
Now, White is winning.
31...c5 32.Rd3 c4 33.Qxc3 Qxc3 34.Rxc3 cxb3 35.Kb2 Rxa2+ 36.Kxb3 Black's two bishops, which work marvelously well with his rooks on an open board will prove overwhelming.
32.Nxf7+ Rxf7 33.Rd8+ Kg7 34.gxf4
Black to move
34...Rfa7
Still hoping for a breakthrough with pieces. 34...Bxf4 addresses the immediate threats.
35.Rg1+?
35.Qg2+ leads to checkmate.
35...Bxg1 36.Qg2+ 1-0
Black resigned due to imminent checkmate.
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