43. ... 13-18 44. 35-30 16-21 45. 28-23 18-22 46. 30-24 08-12 47. 24-20 04-10 48. 38-32 22-27 49. 32-28 10-15 50. 28-22 17x39 51. 26x08 15x33 52. 08-03 27-31 53. 03-26 39-44

48. ... 21-27 49. 18-12 36-41 50. 12x32 41-46 51. 42-37 08-13 52. 29-23 13-19 53. 32-28 46x32 54. 28x37 19x28 55. 26-21 14-19 56. 21-16 09-14 57. 16-11 19-23

54. ... 27-32 55. 15-10 17-22 56. 26-21 22-28 57. 21-17 36-41 58. 47x36 28-33 59. 34-29 33x24 60. 10-04

55. ... 08-12 56. 15-10 22-28 57. 26-21 27x16 58. 10-05 19-24 59. 05x37 12-17 60. 37-48 24-29 61. 34x23 17-22 62. 48-26 22-27 63. 26-21 27-31 64. 21-08 31-37 65. 38-32 37x19

48. ... 21-27 49. 18-12 36-41 50. 12x32 41-46 51. 42-37 08-13 52. 47-41

46. ... 08-12 47. 30-24 22-28 48. 33x11 21-27 49. 32x21 12-18 50. 23x12 14-19 51. 24x13 09x27 Han could have fought for a draw by playing 46.8-12 ! After the logical 30-24 This Napoleon is possible.