[%evp 0,33,80,19,114,114,146,126,139,155,178,180,170,178,220,221,224,140,232,
209,209,223,291,266,294,306,512,533,516,516,1141,1159,1209,1252,29985,29988]35.b4...Krush has built up an extra pawn and has the better minor piece, but
Black maintains drawing chances since White's pawns are doubled and the knight
is centralized.35....Nd236.b3!...The only move to keep an advantage, but it's
fairly obvious for a player of Krush's caliber.36....e4?The knight on d2 is
out of play now, and tricks with ...Qd4-a1-e5 never work.37.Qe3...White
consolidates.37....Qa1+38.Kh2Qe5+39.Qg3Qf6Of course a Queen trade is no
bueno for black.40.b5g5?This pawn push just weakens Black's monarch,
but the position was already damaged beyond repair.41.Qe3Qe5+42.Qg3Qf643.Qe3Qe5+44.g3!...After repeating once, Krush correctly decides that she
should play on.44....Nf3+45.Kg2Kg746.b6...The pawn cannot be stopped.46....f5A desperate attempt to conjure any sort of counterplay.47.b7Qa148.Bf1...Krush is too strong for this, but it's never too late to blunder mate in one.48.b8=Q??Qg1#would be quite unfortunate.48....Qe549.Qa7Ne1+50.Kh1Qd551.b8=Q+and the rest is trivial.1-0