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(1) Kamsky,G (2714) - Carlsen,M (2714) [C43]
World Cup Khanty-Mansiysk RUS (6.2), 10.12.2007
1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
Nf6
3.d4
Nxe4
4.Bd3
d5
5.dxe5
Be7
6.0-0
Bg4
7.h3
Bh5
8.Re1
Nc6
9.Nc3N
[9.Bf4
g5
10.Bh2
g4
11.hxg4
Bxg4
12.Nc3
Nxf2
13.Kxf2
Bc5+
14.Kf1
Nd4
15.Be2
Nxf3
16.Bxf3
Qh4
17.Qe2
Qxh2
18.Qb5+
c6
19.Qxc5
Bxf3
20.gxf3
Rg8
21.Qf2
Qh3+
0-1 Schmider,B-Kresovic,V/Germany 1992] 9...Bg6
10.Bd2
Nxd2
11.Qxd2
d4
12.Ne4
0-0
13.a3
Qd5
14.Qf4
Rfe8
15.Re2
Bf8
16.Ng3
Bxd3
17.cxd3
Re6
18.Nh5!
Rae8
19.Rae1
a5
Black is ignoring the threats on the kingside, but perhaps there was really nothing better he could do. 20.Qg4
Rg6
21.Nf4
Rxg4
22.Nxd5
Rg6
23.g4
Carlsen is in time trouble, Kamsky is playing difficult moves – here threatening to trap the black rook. [After 23.Nxc7
White gets two pawns and probably a winning position. 23...Rc8
(23...Re7
24.Nb5
Rd7
25.Re4
Rd5
26.Nbxd4
Nxd4
27.Nxd4
Bc5
28.Ne2
) 24.Nb5
Rd8
25.Re4
Bc5
26.Rc1
Bb6
27.Rc4
Re6
28.Nfxd4
Nxd4
29.Nxd4
and White is two pawns up.] 23...Rd8?!
Carlsen decides to give the exchange and try to set up a fortress. 24.Nf4
Rh6
25.g5
Re6
26.Nxe6
fxe6
27.Rc1
Rd5
28.Rc4
Bc5
29.h4
Bb6
30.Kg2
Ne7
31.h5
Rd8
32.Re4
Nf5
33.Nh4
Ne7
34.Kg3
g6
35.Kg4
Rd5
36.hxg6
hxg6
37.a4
Kf7
38.Rc1
Rd8
39.Rh1
Kg7
40.Ng2
Nf5
41.Nf4
Re8
42.Ree1
c5
43.Rh3
1-0
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