Positional dream!

Examine this position from my rapid league match against Henry Yang (black pieces). This is why chess is so much fun. Treat this as an exercise.

​What do you see?

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​A) After capturing on black's f6 and g6 squares, his "boxed" King side pawns are less mobile.

​B) The b7 square is weak and the a6 pawn will fall because the rook on b8 is undefended. Then Ra7 will threaten the a6 push. The Black rooks are passive.

​C) Black's actively placed King on d5 can be evicted anytime with f3 and e4, then after Kc4 the pawns can move up with d5.

When you add up all A, B and C it gives you an easy win. I calmly converted the endgame into a win. 

​NCM Vas Sladek vs Henry Yang, 1-0