1.e4
c5
2.Nf3
d6
3.d4
cxd4
4.Nxd4
Nf6
5.Nc3
g6
6.Be3
Bg7
7.f3
a6
8.Qd2
Nbd7
9.g4
b5
10.Nc6
Qc7
11.Nxe7
Bb7
[11...Kxe7
12.g5
Bb7
13.gxf6+
Bxf6
14.0-0-0
Rhd8
(14...Rac8
15.Bh3
Rcd8
16.Rhe1
Bxc3
17.bxc3
Ne5
18.Bd4
Nxf3
19.Qf4
Nxd4
20.e5
Kf8
21.Rxd4|^
Kotronias,V-Gelashvili,T/Thessaloniki 2007/1-0 (46)) 15.h4
h5
16.Bg5
Qc5
17.Bh3
Bxg5
18.hxg5
Nb6
19.f4
Nc4
20.Qd4
Qxd4
21.Rxd4
Bc6
22.b3+/=
Klimov,S-Chernyshov,K/Dagomys 2009/0-1 (81)]
12.Ned5
[12.g5
Kxe7
(12...b4
13.Ncd5
(13.Na4
Nxe4
14.Nd5
Bxd5
15.Qxd5
0-0
16.Bh3
Nec5
17.Nxc5
Nxc5
18.0-0-0
Rae8=
Krivoborodov,E-Shanava,K/Pardubice 2008/0-1 (38)) 13...Nxd5
14.Nxd5
Bxd5
15.Qxd5
0-0
16.0-0-0
Bxb2+
17.Kxb2
Qc3+
18.Kb1
Qxe3=/+
Al Sayed,M-Cheparinov,I/Andorra 2004/0-1 (55)) ]
12...Nxd5
[12...Bxd5
13.exd5
b4
14.Nd1
0-0
15.g5
Ne5
16.Be2
Nh5
17.Qxb4
Qxc2
18.Qd2
Qf5
19.0-0
Rac8©
Kutuzovic,B-Georgiev,K/Sibenik 2006/0-1 (42)]
13.exd5
[13.Nxd5
Bxd5
14.Qxd5
Rc8
15.Rd1
Bxb2
16.Qxd6
Ne5©
]
13...b4?!
[13...Bxc3!
14.Qxc3
(14.bxc3
0-0
15.Be2
Rac8=/+
) 14...Qxc3+
15.bxc3
Bxd5
16.Kf2
Ne5
17.Be2
Ke7=
]
14.Ne4
0-0
[14...Bxb2
15.Qxb4
(15.Rb1
Bc3
16.Nxc3
bxc3
17.Qd4
) 15...Be5
16.f4
a5
17.Qc4
(17.Qa3
Bxa1
18.Nxd6+
Kd8
19.Nxf7+
Kc8
(19...Ke8
20.Nd6+
Kd8
21.c4
Ba6=
) 20.c4!?
Re8
21.Nd6+
Qxd6
22.Qxd6
Rxe3+
23.Kd2
Bd4
24.f5
Nc5=
) 17...Qxc4
18.Bxc4
Bxa1
19.Nxd6+
Ke7
20.Nxb7
Rhc8
21.Bd3
Rab8
22.d6+
Ke8
23.0-0
Rxb7
24.Ba6
Nc5
25.Bxc5
Rxc5
26.Bxb7
Bd4+
27.Kh1
Rxc2
and white has only formal advantage]
15.0-0-0
Rfc8
[>=15...Rac8
is more flexible as black can launch a rook to e8 later.]
16.Qf2?!
this hasty move is not accurate and gives away the advantage. [>=16.Kb1
black seems to have compensation all the time but it doesn't seem enough. 16...Ne5
(16...Bxd5?
17.Nxd6!
; 16...a5
17.Bb5+/=
) 17.Qf2
a5
18.Bb6
Qe7
19.g5+/=
]
16...Qa5?!
[16...a5!?
white has no objects for attack]
17.Bd4?
after this move white gets into a very serious danger, [17.Nxd6!
Bxd5
18.Rxd5
Qxd5
19.Nxc8
Rxc8
20.Kb1
Ne5
and the position is about equal]
17...Qxa2?
black's gives his present back for the last time in the game. [17...Ne5!
18.Kb1
(18.Nxd6
Bxd5
19.Nxc8
Rxc8->
black's attack seems very strong) 18...Bxd5
19.b3
Nxg4!-/+
; 17...Bf8!?
18.g5
Qxa2
19.Bh3
b3©
and black's compensation is enough 20.c3
Ne5
(20...Qa1+?
21.Kd2
Qxb2+
22.Ke1+-
) 21.Nf6+
(21.Bxc8
Rxc8
22.Bxe5
dxe5
23.Kd2
Bc5
24.Nxc5
Qxb2+
25.Ke3
Qxc3+
26.Nd3
Qd4+
27.Ke2
Qxd5~~
) 21...Kh8
22.Bxc8
Nc4
23.Ng4+[]
Kg8
(23...Bg7?
24.Bxg7+
Kxg7
25.Qd4++-
) 24.Nf6+=
]
18.Bxg7
Kxg7
19.Qd4+
Kg8
[19...f6
doesn't matter much 20.Nxd6+/-
]
20.Nxd6
now white controls the very important square c8, a fact which immediately determines any possible black attack.
20...Rc7
21.Bc4
[21.Nxf7!
Kxf7
22.Qf4++-
wins but I was too lazy to look at this in this stage of the tournament when I was practically leading by a whole point so I chose a solid development move.]
21...b3
22.Kd2
[22.Rhe1+-
]
22...Qa4
[>=22...Qa5+
23.c3
Rd8
24.Rhe1+-
]
23.c3
Nc5
[23...Qa2
24.Rb1
]
24.Nxf7
Rxf7
25.d6
Qc6
26.Bxf7+
Kxf7
27.Rhe1
Qd5
28.Qxd5+
Bxd5
29.Re5
Bxf3
30.Rf1
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