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The first idea that comes to mind is 29... e2 but after 30.Rcxe2 (30.Rexe2 Qd1+ 31.Rc1 Qxe2 32.Qxe2 Bxe2 33.Rxc3 h5 - +) 30... Bxe2 31.Qxe2 White seems to hold and has an extra pawn.

Another idea is to take advantage of the advanced pawns with 29... Rxe4 30.fxe4 Qd2, threatening 31... Qxe1+ and 31... Bd3:

A) 31.Rxd2 exd2

A.1) 32.Rd1 Bd3+ 33.Ka1 c2 (33... Ba3 34.Rxd2 + -) - +, with the triple threat Be5#, cxd1=Q+ and c1=Q+.

A.2) 32.Qg1 Bd3+ 33.Ka1 Ba3 34.Rb1 c2 - +.

A.3) 32.Qf2 Bd3+ 33.Ka1 Ba3 34.Rb1 c2 - +.

B) 31.Qg1 Bd3 32.Rec1 e2 33.Qf2 (33.Qe1 Bxc2+ 34.Rxc2 Qxe1+, etc.) 33... Bxc2+ 34.Rxc2 e1=Q+ wins.

C) 31.Re2 Qd1+ 32.Rc1 Bd3+ 33.Rec2 e2 34.Qg1 Bxc2+ wins (35.Rxc2 e1=Q+).

D) 31.Rec1 Bd3 32.Qxd2 (32.Qg1 e2 transposes to B) 32... cxd2 33.Rh1 e2 wins.

<29 ... Rxe4!>
<30 fxe4 Qd2!>

white has a difficult choice;

a) try to blast his way out (and fail horribly)

31 Rxd2 exd2!
32 Rd1/Rf1/Rg1/Rh1 Bd3+
33 Ka1 Be5!

b) try to out run the pawn on-slaught...

31 Rc1? Bd3

31 Re2? Qd1+
32 Rc1 Bxe2
33 Rxd1 Bxd1
34 Qf1 c2+
35 Kb2 Be5+
36 Ka3 c1=Q+
37 Kb4 Qd2+

35 Qg1? Bd3

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White is very tied down and definitely on defense.

29...Rxe4 30.fxe4 Be5 is the best I could come up with.

29...Rxe4 30 fxe4 Qd2! 31 Rxd2 (much the best) 31...exd2.

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Even though up a rook and queen vs. two bishops and with white to move, white is lost.

Black threatens 32...Bd3+ with mate next move.

White can play 32 Qxd2 but after 32...cxd2 33 Rd1, below, black wins by checking with the white bishop and then with the black one, forcing the king to a3. (He then uses one bishop to protect the d pawn and the other to drive the rook off of d1).

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White can also try a swindle with 32 Qf1?! Black wins if he does not take the queen but instead plays 32...Qd3+!

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If:
31. Bd3 fxe4 etc may have some possibilities for white

I joined in the same year as you, 2004, but haven't been remotely as prolific a kibitzer as you.

We start with it's commentary on the opening which merely tells us of five occasions where players, most of whom I've never heard of, have got wins with different moves. So what! That in itself doesn't make them good moves.

But the real humdinger is <30.fxe4 -1.40 (10 ply)>. That's just utter garbage. Then we finish with its comment on Black's final victorious move, <better is = 0.00>. What the heck is that supposed to mean?