1.d4
Nf6
2.c4
e6
3.Nc3
d5
4.Nf3
c5
5.cxd5
Nxd5
6.e4
Nxc3
7.bxc3
cxd4
8.cxd4
Bb4+
9.Bd2
Bxd2+
10.Qxd2
0-0
11.Bc4
Nd7
12.0-0
b6
13.Rad1
Bb7
14.Rfe1
Rc8
15.Bb3
Qf6
16.a4
Rfd8
17.a5
Qg6
18.axb6
Bxe4?
19.Ng5!
This wins material by force.
19...Bc2
[19...Bf5
20.b7
The reason for this instead of bxa7 is that it forces 20...Rb8
gaining time to play 21.d5!
e5
(21...Rxb7?
22.dxe6
) 22.d6
Rf8
23.Bd5
; 19...Bb7?
20.Rxe6!!
fxe6
21.Bxe6+
Kh8
(21...Kf8
22.Qb4+
) 22.Nf7+
Kg8
23.Nxd8+
]
20.b7
Bxb3
21.bxc8Q
Rxc8
22.Rc1
Ra8
23.Nh3
a5
24.Rc7
Nf8
25.Nf4
Qg5
26.Qe3
a4
27.Qf3
Re8
28.g3?
[There can be no doubt, Jobava saw 28.Rxf7
. Unfortunately, if he didn't play it, it can only be because after 28...Kxf7
29.Nxe6+
Kg8
he missed 30.Qf7+!!
(and only saw 30.Qxf8+?
Rxf8
31.Nxg5
a3
32.Ra1
where Black is much better.) 30...Kxf7
31.Nxg5+
Kg6
32.Rxe8
]
28...Qf6
29.Qb7
Ng6
30.Rc8
Rxc8
31.Qxc8+
Nf8
32.Re5
h6
33.h4
Bd1
34.h5
Qe7
35.Rb5
Bf3
36.Qc3
Qe8
37.Rc5
Bb7
38.Kh2
Qd7
39.Rc7
Qb5
40.Qc5
Qb2
41.d5
a3
42.Re7
[Missing 42.Nd3!
which would win the piece by force since e.g. 42...Qb1
43.Qe7!
leads to mate.]
42...Bxd5
43.Nxd5
a2
44.Re8
Kh7
45.Kg2
a1Q
46.Qxf8
Qxf2+
47.Kxf2
Qa2+
48.Ke1
Qa1+
49.Kd2
Qd4+
50.Kc2
Qe4+
51.Kb2
Qe2+
52.Kb3
Qd1+
53.Kb4
Qd4+
54.Kb5
Qxd5+
55.Qc5
Qb3+
56.Ka5
Qa2+
57.Kb6
Qb3+
58.Kc7
Qxg3+
59.Kd7
Qg2
60.Rb8
Qe2
61.Ke7
Qf3
62.Qc2+
f5
63.Qc8
Qxh5
64.Qg8+
Kg6
65.Qf7+
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