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Christian Freeling (NL) - Ed van Zon (NL)

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1. c34c5a3x
2. a24xe54
3. e3c5xd6b4x
4. ac4xc5e3x
5. e24xc4a2x
6. e42xa24x
7. b23f5e4
8. e35xe64x
9. e53xg6f5
10. e46xe75x
11. b34ac4x
12. c23c42x
13. c13xc24x
14. e34e5c1x
15. d12c1e3x
16. ed2e3c1x
17. b1d5xe4f5
18. c13xfe7
19. d5f7xc65
20. f7b5xd7c6
21. b5f7xge7x
22. c4d5e7d6
23. d57xf7e6
24. d6f4xf5d3x
25. ec3xf4e3
26. df3xe3f4
27. f35xe65
28. fd5xec5x
29. db5xc5b4
30. b53xbd4x
31. c3e5xd4f6x
32. e5g7xb3a2
33. g7e5xf6d4x
34. a13xa24xWhite 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. e5c3xd4b2x
36. d76b2a1
37. de6c3d4
38. ed6d45
39. d64xd53x
40. d42xd31x
41. dc2d12
42. ce2xab4
43. ec2xdb2x
44. c24xbd4x
45. ce4xdf4x
46. eg4x
f34
Three single caps against one is a well known won endgame.
White resigns.