5/8/2018 – The Women's World Championship between reigning world champion Tan Zhongyi (photo) and challenger Ju Wenjun is full of action. After a draw in the first game Ju won games two and three but in in game four Tan hit back. After four games and before the restday on Tuesday Ju now leads 2½-1½. | Photo: Gu Xiaobing
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The ten-game-match between Tan Zhongyi and Ju Wenjun is played in Shanghai and in Chongquing, the home towns of the two players. The first five games are played in Shanghai, where Ju was born, the second half of the match is played in Chongquing, Tan's native city. At the beginning of the match Ju indeed seemed to have home advantage and after three games led 2½-½ but in game four Tan scored her first win to stay in the match.
Tan played with White and opted for a Trompowsky which turned into a Torre Attack. Objectively, Tan did not get much out of the opening but after an inaccuracy Ju suddenly had serious problems on the kingside and a few moves later went down in an attack.
Tan Zhongyi-Ju Wenjun
23...Nxd2 gives White good chances
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1.d4Nf62.Bg5d53.Nd2Nbd74.Ngf3h65.Bh4c56.e3e67.c3Be78.Bd3Qc7At the Isle of Man Open 2017 Ju Wenjun here played8...0-0against
English Grandmaster Keith Arkell:9.0-0b610.Qe2Bb711.Ba6Bxa612.Qxa6g513.Bg3Nh514.Ne5Nxe515.Bxe5f616.Qe2Qe817.Bg3Nxg318.hxg3f519.g4fxg420.Qxg4Qg621.Nf3Bd622.c4Qf523.Qxf5Rxf524.dxc5Bxc525.cxd5Rxd526.Rfd1Rad827.Rxd5Rxd528.g4e529.a3e430.Nh2Rd231.b4Bd632.Nf1Rd333.Kg2Kf734.Ng3Bxg335.Kxg3Rb336.Rd1Rxa337.Rd4Ra438.Rxe4a539.Kf3axb440.Rc4b541.Rc5Ra542.Ke4b343.Kd3Ke744.f4gxf445.exf4b246.Kc2Ra447.Rh5Rxf448.Rxh6Rxg449.Kxb21/2-1/2 (49)
Arkell,K (2415)-Ju,W (2574) Douglas 20179.Qe20-010.0-0b611.Bxf611.Rfe1Bb712.Rad1Rac813.Bb11/2-1/2 (13) Sale,S (2404)-Adzic,S (2151)
Ulcinj 201411...Nxf6After11...Bxf6White probably wanted to
continue with12.e412.Ne5A typical strategy in these positions: White
puts her knight to e5, strengthens it with f4 and tries to whip up an attack
on the kingside.Bb713.f4Ne414.Rad1Bd615.Qg4f516.Qh3White has
some initiative and might continue with moves such as g4 or Ndf4-h4 but if
Black is careful this should not be too dangerous.Bxe517.fxe5Qe718.Qh5Kh7An interesting option was18...Bc6!?with the idea19.Rf3?Ba420.b3Be8-+: the white queen is threatened, White has no serious attack
and c3 is hanging.19.Qe2One idea of 18...Kh7 was19.Rf3?g620.Qh3Ng5-+But on h7 Black's king might be exposed to attacks by White's bishop
on d3.19...Rac819...c420.Bxe4fxe4=20.Rf4White tries to get
her attack going and wants to play g4.Rf721.g4Rcf8So far Black has
defended well and objectively White has nothing.22.Qg2cxd422...g623.Kh1Rg7=23.cxd4Nxd2?Black eliminates a potential attacker but gives
the white bishop on d3 additional strength.23...Qb4=23...g6=24.Rxd2g625.Qh3White increases the pressure on the kingside and Black's
position gets more and more uncomfortable.Bc826.Rg2g5?More stubborn
was26...Rg727.Rf3Rgg8But not27...Rfg8?28.Qxh6+Kxh629.Rh3+Qh430.g5+Kh531.Be2#27.Rf3Kg728.Qh5Now White has a winning
attack.Bd729.h4fxg430.Qg6+Kh831.Qxh6+Kg832.Rxg4Rg733.Rf6Qb434.Qxg7+Kxg735.Rxg5+35.Rxg5+Kh836.Rh6#1–0
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