Danzhou Masters: Bu catches Duda

by Aditya Pai
7/29/2018 – After having missed a win twice in round one, Bu Xiangzhi had luck smiling on him in the second round as he won in a drawn endgame against compatriot, Yu Yangyi. With this win, he also caught up with the tournament leader Jan-Krzysztof Duda at 1½/2. Meanwhile, the other games of the round finished in sedate draws leaving a field of four players half-a-point behind the leaders.
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Three draws and a win again

In terms of results, the second round of the 9th Hainan Danzhou Super Grandmaster Tournament was no different to the first. Three games were drawn and one finished decisively. But this time around, the games weren’t as dramatic. Early exchanges led to equal endgames in almost all of the match-ups and three games petered out in draws one after another. The only remaining game of the round between Yu Yangyi and his compatriot Bu Xiangzhi also didn’t provide much hope for a decisive result. But Bu, with great determination and a bit of luck, managed to scrape out a win after more than five hours of play.

Yu Yangyi had the white pieces and opened the game with the Bishop’s Opening, perhaps trying to sidestep a Petroff which has been a favourite of the Chinese contingent. Unimpressed, Bu managed to equalize easily. Several exchanges followed soon and the game seemed to be drifting towards an inevitable draw. 

White could have offered a queen exchange on his 23rd move and the resulting endgame would have hardly offered any chances to either side. Yu Yangyi, however, decided to play on instead and allowed his opponent’s heavy pieces to penetrate on the back rank.

 
Yu Yangyi vs Bu Xiangzhi
Position after 26...Qa1

At the outset, this does look a bit dangerous for white but all the critical squares are covered. Queens were exchanged a few moves later. An inaccuracy by his opponent in the resulting position did net Bu an extra pawn but, given the limited material remaining on the board, it wasn’t clear how he could make anything of it.

 
Yu Yangyi vs Bu Xiangzhi
Position after 60.Nf7

While Bu pondered over his options for making progress, Yu Yangyi came up with a crafty trick to save the day. On his 62nd turn, he walked into a fork to snap off the g6 pawn.

 
Yu Yangyi vs Bu Xangzhi
White has just played 62.Kf6 allowing a seemingly deadly fork on h5!

After 62…Nh5+, white went 63.Kxg6 Nxg7 and 64.Kxg7 Kf5 and 65.g6. But after 65…e5, Yu Yangyi played 66.Nh6+, missing the stunning 66.Nxe5, the only move that drew. Five moves later, it was curtains.

Yu Yangyi and Bu Xiangzhi during their second round encounter at the Danzhou Masters

Yu Yangyi faltered at a crucial moment and ended up losing | Photo: Official website

 
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1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.d3 Nc6 4.Nf3 Bc5 5.0-0 d6 6.c3 a6 7.a4 C54: Giuoco Piano: 4 c3 Nf6, main lines with 5 d4 and 5 d3 Ba7 7...0-0 8.Re1 h6 9.h3 Re8 10.Nbd2 Be6 11.b4 Bxc4 12.Nxc4 Ba7 13.Qc2 d5 14.Ne3 Bxe3 15.Bxe3 Qd7 1-0 (44) Vachier Lagrave,M (2789)-Kramnik,V (2792) Paris 2018 8.Na3 0-0 9.Bg5 LiveBook: 14 Games. The position is equal. Be6 10.Re1N Predecessor: 10.b4 h6 11.Bh4 Re8 12.b5 Nb8 13.Nd2 c6 14.bxc6 bxc6 15.Bxe6 Rxe6 1/2-1/2 (23) Fang,Y (2429)-Zhao,Z (2544) Danzhou 2016 10...Kh8 11.b4 Ne7 12.d4 Ng6 13.dxe5 Nxe5 14.Nxe5 dxe5 15.Bxe6 15.Qf3 with more complications. Bd7 16.Red1 Qe7 17.Bb3 Rad8 18.Nc4 15...fxe6 16.Be3 Bxe3 17.Rxe3 b5 18.h3 Qe8 19.Nc2 19.axb5 is more complex. axb5 20.c4 bxc4 21.Qc2 Qc6 22.Rc1 19...a5 20.axb5 Qxb5 21.bxa5 Rxa5 22.Rxa5 Qxa5 23.Ne1 Rb8 24.Kh2 h6 25.Qe2 Rb1 26.Nf3 Qa1 27.g3 Rb2 28.Nd2 Qc1 29.Rd3 Ra2
And now ...Ra1 would win. 30.Kg2 Kh7 31.Qf1 Qc2 32.c4 Ne8 33.Qb1 Nd6 34.Qxc2 Rxc2= Endgame KRN-KRN 35.h4 Kg6 36.Kh3 h5 37.f3 Kf6 38.g4 hxg4+ 39.fxg4 Nxc4 40.Nf3 Re2 41.g5+ Kg6 42.Rc3 Nd6 43.Nxe5+ Kh5 44.Rxc7 Re3+ Much weaker is 44...Nxe4 45.Rxg7 Re3+ 46.Kg2= 45.Kg2 Rxe4 46.Nf7 Nf5 47.Kf3 Rxh4 48.Rc8 Kg6 49.Rc7 Rd4 50.Ra7 Rb4 51.Rd7 Kh5 52.Ra7 Rb1 53.Kf4 Rf1+ 54.Ke5 Re1+ 55.Kf4 Ne3 56.Nh8 Nd5+ 57.Kf3 Rf1+ 58.Ke4 g6 59.Rg7 Nf4 60.Nf7 Kg4 61.Ke5! Re1+ 62.Kf6! Nh5+ 63.Kxg6 Nxg7 64.Kxg7 KR-KN Kf5 65.g6 e5
66.Nh6+? 66.Nxe5! Kxe5 66...Rxe5 67.Kf7 67.Kf7 66...Ke6 Black mates. 67.Nf7 e4 68.Ng5+ Ke7 69.Kh7 Rh1+ 70.Kg8 e3 Precision: White = 53%, Black = 62%. 0–1
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Yu,Y2762Bu,X27120–120189th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182

With this win, Bu Xiangzhi caught up with the tournament leader Jan-Krzysztof Duda, who was held to a draw in the second round by the Vietnamese number one, Le Quang Liem. Adopting a King’s Indian-like setup against his opponent’s English Opening, Duda managed to exchange queens and a pair of knights within the first ten moves of the game. Black’s 10th move novelty was also just a sham that led to more exchanges. 

GM Le Quang Liem at the Danzhou Masters

GM Le Quang Liem had no problems holding tournament leader Jan-Krzysztof Duda to a draw in round 2 | Photo: Official website

 
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1.c4 Nf6 2.Nc3 e5 3.Nf3 Nc6 4.e3 g6 5.d4 d6 6.Be2 Bg7 7.dxe5 Nxe5 8.Nxe5 dxe5 9.Qxd8+ Kxd8 LiveBook: 19 Games 10.e4 A25: English Opening vs King's Indian with ...Nc6 but without early d3 Be6N Predecessor: 10...c6 11.f3 Be6 12.Be3 Kc7 13.0-0 Nh5 14.g3 f5 15.Rad1 f4 16.Bf2 Bf6 17.g4 Ng7 1/2-1/2 (33) Van Bentum,H-Braun,G (2370) Rostock 1978 11.Be3 Kc8 12.0-0 c6 13.h3 h5 14.Rad1 Bh6 15.Bxh6 Rxh6 16.h4 Kc7 17.g3 Rhh8 18.Rd2 Rad8 19.Rfd1 Rxd2 20.Rxd2 a6 21.f3 The position is equal. b5 22.Nd1 b4 23.b3 Nd7 24.Nb2 Nc5 25.Kf2 a5 26.Nd3 Nxd3+ 27.Bxd3= Endgame KRB-KRB f6 28.a4 g5 29.Rd1 gxh4 30.gxh4 Rd8 31.Bc2 Rxd1 32.Bxd1 KB-KB Kd6 33.Ke3 Bf7 34.f4 c5 35.f5 Ke7 36.Be2 Kd6 37.Bd1 Ke7 38.Be2 Kd6 39.Bd1 Precision: White = 67%, Black = 62%. ½–½
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Le,Q2728Duda,J2737½–½20189th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182

Wei Yi played the shortest game of the day against GM Sam Shankland. The game followed the Classical System of the Nimzo-Indian Defence in which players hacked off pieces left, right and centre. Twenty-five moves into the game, a barren endgame was reached. The players shuffled pieces for a few moves before signing the truce via move repetition.

Wei Yi playing against Samuel Shankland in the second round of Danzhou Masters

Sam Shankland and Wei Yi played the shortest game of the day | Photo: Official website

 
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 Bb4 4.Qc2 0-0 5.Bg5 c5 6.dxc5 Na6 7.a3 Bxc3+ 8.Qxc3 Nxc5 9.Bxf6 Qxf6 10.Qxf6 gxf6 LiveBook: 31 Games. The position is equal. 11.Rd1 E39: Nimzo-Indian: Classical: 4...c5 5 dxc5 0-0 11.b4 Na4 12.e3 b6 13.Nf3 Ba6 14.Nd2 Rfc8 15.Ne4 Kf8 16.Be2 Ke7 17.Nd2 Rc7 18.e4 Rac8 19.Bd1 0-1 (41) Mchedlishvili,M (2583)-Gelashvili,T (2612) Tbilisi 2007 11...a5 12.e3 Na4 13.b3N Predecessor: 13.Rb1 Rd8 14.Ne2 d5 15.cxd5 Rxd5 16.b3 Nc5 17.Nc3 Rd8 18.Bc4 Bd7 19.Ke2 Rac8 20.Rhc1 f5 21.f3 Kg7 22.Nb5 Be8 23.h3 e5 24.Na7 1/2-1/2 (24) Korovnik,I (2292)-Vegjeleki,A (2301) ICCF email 2014 13...Nc5 14.b4 Na4 15.Rc1 b6 16.Ne2 Bb7 17.Nf4 Rfc8 18.Be2 b5 19.c5 axb4 20.axb4 d6 21.Bxb5
And now c6 would win. 21...dxc5 22.bxc5 Rxc5 23.Rxc5 Nxc5 24.0-0 f5 25.h3 Nb3 26.Rd1 Ra1 27.Rxa1 Nxa1= Endgame KBN-KBN 28.Ba4 Be4 29.g4 fxg4 30.hxg4 Bc2 31.Bc6 Nb3 32.Ba4 Na1 33.Bc6 Nb3 Precision: White = 67%, Black = 87%. ½–½
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Shankland,S2727Wei,Y2729½–½20189th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182

Vladimir Fedoseev’s game against Vidit Gujrathi was no different. Here again, early exchanges had led to a drawn endgame. Having lost with white in the opening round, Vidit clearly wanted to remain solid.

Vidit Gujrathi and Vladimir Fedoseev playing their second round game at the Danzhou Masters

Vidit Gujrathi would have been happy with a solid draw with black after his first round loss | Photo: Official website

 
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.g3 Bg7 4.Bg2 d5 5.cxd5 Nxd5 6.Nf3 Nb6 7.0-0 Nc6 8.e3 0-0 9.Nc3 e5 10.d5 e4 11.dxc6 Qxd1 12.Rxd1 exf3 13.Bxf3 bxc6 14.Ne2 D76: Fianchetto Grünfeld: Main Line with 7...Nb6 14.Bd2 Nc4 15.Na4 Rb8 16.Bc3 Bxc3 17.bxc3 Ne5 18.Be2 Be6 19.Rd4 Nd7 20.Rad1 Nb6 21.Nc5 Nd5 22.Nxe6 fxe6 1-0 (38) Tkachiev,V (2652)-Sutovsky,E (2637) Dresden 2007 14...Nc4 LiveBook: 3 Games 15.Nd4 Ne5 16.Bg2 Rb8N Predecessor: 16...Bg4 17.f3 c5 18.fxg4 Rad8 19.h3 cxd4 20.exd4 Nc4 21.b3 Rxd4 22.Bf4 Rfd8 23.Re1 Nb2 24.Bf1 Nd3 25.Bxd3 Rxf4 1/2-1/2 (25) Donchenko,A (2463)-Vokarev,S (2500) Moscow 2003 17.Nxc6 Nxc6 18.Bxc6 Bxb2 19.Rb1 Rb6 20.Bf3 Bf6 21.Ba3 Rd8 22.Rxd8+ Bxd8 23.Rd1 Bf6 24.Bc5 Rb2 25.a3 a5 26.Rc1 Bh3 27.Bg2 Be6 28.h4 Ra2 29.Bf1 Rd2 30.e4 Bb2 31.Rb1 Ba2 32.Re1 Rc2 33.Re2 Rxc5 34.Rxb2= Endgame KRB-KRB Be6 35.Kg2 White should play 35.Rb5= Rc1 36.Kg2 35...Rc1 Better is 35...Rc3 36.Rb5 a4 37.Ra5 Bb3 38.Bb5 Ra1 39.Bxa4 Rxa3 40.Ra8+ Kg7 41.Bc6 The position is equal. Rxa8 42.Bxa8 Kf6 43.Kf3 Ke5 44.Ke3 Precision: White = 63%, Black = 74%. ½–½
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Fedoseev,V2707Vidit,S2718½–½20189th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182

Standings after Round 2

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
TBPerf.
1
Duda,J
2737
1.5
2
½
1
1.00
2916
2
Bu,X
2712
1.5
2
½
1
1.00
2938
3
Shankland,S
2727
1.0
2
½
½
1.25
2721
4
Wei,Y
2729
1.0
2
½
½
1.00
2717
5
Le,Q
2728
1.0
2
½
½
1.00
2750
6
Fedoseev,V
2707
1.0
2
½
½
0.75
2724
7
Yu,Y
2762
0.5
2
0
½
0.50
2527
8
Vidit,S
2718
0.5
2
0
½
0.50
2529
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.d4947,29855%2434---
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1.c343351%2426---
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1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.g3 d5 4.Bg2 Bb4+ 5.Nd2 0-0 6.Ngf3 dxc4 E01: Catalan: Early deviations 6...b6 7.0-0 Bb7 8.b3 c5 9.Bb2 Nbd7 10.a3 Bxd2 11.Nxd2 cxd4 12.Bxd4 Rc8 13.b4 Qe7 14.Rc1 Rfd8 15.Qb3 dxc4 16.Nxc4 Bxg2 17.Kxg2 0-1 (55) Ding,L (2777)-Carlsen,M (2837) Riadh 2017 7.a3 Bxd2+ 8.Bxd2 Nc6 9.e3 LiveBook: 6 Games b5 10.b3 Bb7 11.bxc4 bxc4 12.Rc1 a5 13.Rxc4 Ne7 14.Rc5 Ne4N 15.Rc1 Bd5 16.0-0 Qd6 17.Ne5 Qxa3 18.Ra1 Qb2 19.Bxa5 Ng6 20.Qb1 Qxb1 21.Rfxb1 Nxe5 22.dxe5 c6 23.f3 Nc5 24.Bb4 Nb3 25.Rxa8 25.Bxf8 Nxa1 26.Bd6 25...Rxa8= The position is equal. 26.e4 Bc4 27.Bf1 Bxf1 28.Rxb3       Endgame KRB-KRB Bb5 29.Ra3 29.g4 looks sharper. g5 30.Be7 h6 31.h4 gxh4 32.Bxh4 Ra2 33.Bf2 29...Rxa3 30.Bxa3 KB-KB Kh8 31.Kf2 Kg8 32.Bc5 h5 33.h4 Ba4 34.Bb4 Bb5 35.Bc5 Ba4 36.Bb4 Bb5 37.Bc5 Precision: White = 58%, Black = 63%. ½–½
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Yu,Y2762Le,Q2728½–½2018E019th Hainan Danzhou GM 20181
Wei,Y2729Fedoseev,V2707½–½2018E119th Hainan Danzhou GM 20181
Vidit,S2718Duda,J27370–12018C119th Hainan Danzhou GM 20181
Bu,X2712Shankland,S2727½–½2018D739th Hainan Danzhou GM 20181
Yu,Y2762Bu,X27120–12018C549th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182
Le,Q2728Duda,J2737½–½2018A259th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182
Shankland,S2727Wei,Y2729½–½2018E399th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182
Fedoseev,V2707Vidit,S2718½–½2018D769th Hainan Danzhou GM 20182
Duda,J2737Fedoseev,V2707½–½2018D319th Hainan Danzhou GM 20183
Wei,Y2729Yu,Y27620–12018C429th Hainan Danzhou GM 20183
Vidit,S2718Shankland,S27271–02018D119th Hainan Danzhou GM 20183
Bu,X2712Le,Q27281–02018A339th Hainan Danzhou GM 20183
Yu,Y2762Vidit,S27181–02018D859th Hainan Danzhou GM 20184
Le,Q2728Fedoseev,V2707½–½2018C459th Hainan Danzhou GM 20184
Shankland,S2727Duda,J27371–02018B809th Hainan Danzhou GM 20184
Bu,X2712Wei,Y2729½–½2018D399th Hainan Danzhou GM 20184
Duda,J2737Yu,Y2762½–½2018B419th Hainan Danzhou GM 20185
Wei,Y2729Le,Q2728½–½2018E169th Hainan Danzhou GM 20185
Vidit,S2718Bu,X2712½–½2018E049th Hainan Danzhou GM 20185
Fedoseev,V2707Shankland,S2727½–½2018E049th Hainan Danzhou GM 20185
Yu,Y2762Fedoseev,V27071–02018D319th Hainan Danzhou GM 20186
Wei,Y2729Vidit,S2718½–½2018C819th Hainan Danzhou GM 20186
Le,Q2728Shankland,S27271–02018E169th Hainan Danzhou GM 20186
Bu,X2712Duda,J27370–12018E369th Hainan Danzhou GM 20186
Duda,J2737Wei,Y27290–12018A189th Hainan Danzhou GM 20187
Shankland,S2727Yu,Y2762½–½2018C439th Hainan Danzhou GM 20187
Vidit,S2718Le,Q27280–12018E359th Hainan Danzhou GM 20187
Fedoseev,V2707Bu,X27121–02018E129th Hainan Danzhou GM 20187

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Gaisberger,N1667Wurm,E15837.32273338
Gold,T2066Balint,P23667.12273319
Gschiel,A2317Leitgeb,J23137.22273320
Wendl,P2268Loretz,J18697.32273321
Gruenwald,S2101Jetzl,J21467.42273322
Archan,E2048Hengl,P22057.52273324
Fitz,J1918Zaytsev,A21787.62273325
Nicolussi,H1999Benedikt,N19767.12273355
Kotliar,A1778Hyassat,M18687.12273337
Wiessner,E1693Turdiyeva,M17407.12273373
Stickler,F2189Onipko,M19797.22273356
Knittel-Templ,P1555Wielander,M17387.22273339
Wiessner,J1527Donets,A15797.22273374
Reichhuetter,R1916Pausweg,D20807.32273358
Grasberger,C1756Huber,E-7.32273375
Ortner,S1925Chen,C20217.42273359
Brunner,J1798Uprimny,N16907.42273340
Zens,L1514Schirmbeck,K15567.42273378
Martinovic,D1968Squasi,E19047.52273361
Keller,N1888Taizhanov,A19527.62273362
Maier,T1915Zehetner,R17267.72273326
Brown,J1873Roessler,F18407.72273363
Hake,N2054Pedevilla,L19257.82273327
Hahn,S-Prober,R21317.82273364
Abrahamyan,T2310Lee,A23863.21279479
Wang,I2348Johnson,D23621.12259232
Benen,S2326Matros,A23261.12259266
Horobetz,G2240Nguyen,J21861.12259492
Wang,T2355Macieja,B25201.22259233
Yang,D2127Vinod,A22221.22259267
Prince,M-Stefanov,E23551.22259494
Macovei,A2479Petenyi,T22661.32259268
Chirilov,J2291Wu,A22061.32259502
Amburgy,R2266Panchanathan,M24581.32259234
Gauri,S2348Nagy,G24561.42259235
Fierro Baquero,M2247Rios Gomez,C23821.42259496
Crump. Alexander J2049Yang,Q22291.42259269
Lee,A2389Putnam,L24191.52259236
Kaplan,A2342Das,A21951.52259270
Belenkaya,D2173Cherukuri,N22461.52259497
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