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The away Nb1 becomes another headache.
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33...Rb7 34.Kd1 g4 35.Nc5 Ra7 36.Kc2
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Na3+ 37.Kb2
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37.Kd3+ .
37...gxf3 38.gxf3 Nb5
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38...Kg7 39.Rb6+ trapping the knight.
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39.Rb6 Nc7 40.Nc6 1:0.
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40.Nc6 Ra8 41.Rb7+ (41.Ne7++ )
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41...Ne8.
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Abreu C. : Zapata A.
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Santo Domingo 2012
A) 12.Ne2 Nxf3 13.Bxf3 d4 14.Ra3 (14.Rb3
c4 +) 14...c4! 15.Bxg4+ hxg4 16.Rxa7
Useless pieces in the opening phase: this
(16.Ra4 b5 17.Rxa7 Rxh2 18.d3 Rh1+
item is an example. This topic occurred in
19.Kd2 Bb4+ 20.c3 dxc3+ 21.bxc3 Rxd3+
the early stage of the opening and it affected
22.Kc2 Re1 +) 16...Kb8 17.Ra4 Rxh2 18.d3
the remaining of the game.
b5 +;
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B) 12.h3 Nxf3 13.hxg4 hxg4 14.Bxf3 gxf3 Carlsen M. : Anand V.
15.Rxf3 d4 16.Ne4 Rh1+ 17.Ke2 Nh6 + Sao Paulo/Bilbao 2012
18.d3 f5 +
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12.h3 Bh5 13.g4 Bg6 14.Ne1
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14.d3 Nxc2 15.Kxc2 d4 16.Re1 dxc3
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17.Ne5 cxb2 18.Bxb2 Nd5 19.a3 f6.
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14...Ne6 15.Ne2 h5 16.f3
Note, the marginalized position of
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practically all the white pieces.
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16...d4 17.Ra3 a6
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Better was 17...Kb8 18.d3 Bd6 +.
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18.d3 Bd6 19.Bd2 Nd5 + 20.c4 dxc3
21.bxc3
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21.Nxc3 Ndf4 22.Ne4 hxg4 23.Nxd6+ Rxd6
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24.Bxf4 Nxf4 25.fxg4 Nxg2 +.
26.Qh6 Nf6 27.Ng5 d3 28.Re5!
21...c4 22.Ra4 Nb6 23.Ra5 cxd3 24.Nd4
With the creative idea of isolating the king's
Nf4
side and force Kh8.
24...Nc4! 25.Nxe6 (25.gxh5 Bxh5) 25...fxe6
28...Kh8
26.Rg5 Be8 +.
Only move. Threat is Nh7. If 28...Qc7
25.Bxf4 Bxf4 26.Bf1 hxg4 27.fxg4 Nd5
29.Nxe6 Rxe6 30.Rxe6 Qd7 31.Qe3+ ;
28.Rc5+ Kb8 29.Nxd3 Nxc3+
28...Rd8 29.Nxh7! Nxh7 30.Qxg6++ .
29...Bxd3 30.Bxd3 Rxh3 +.
29.Rd1
30.Rxc3 Rxd4 31.Kc2 Be5 32.Rb1 Rhd8
Black is paralyzed, the black pieces abruptly
32...Rf4! + 33.Rc5 Rd8 34.Rxe5 Rxf1 +.
became useless.
33.Rcb3 b5
29...Qa6
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29...Qa5 30.Rxe6 Rxe6 31.Nxe6 Rg8
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32.Qe3.
30.a4 1:0.
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Safarli E : Grachev B.
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Moscow 2011
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34.Rd1 Bf6 35.Ra3 Ka7 36.Rb3 Kb6
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37.Be2 Rc8+ 38.Kb1 a5 39.a3 a4 40.Rb4
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Rc3 41.Rxd4 Bxd4 42.Bf1 Rxa3 43.Kc2
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Ra2+ 44.Kc1
44.Kb1 Rf2.
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44...Be3+ 0:1.
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44...Be3+ 45.Kb1 Rf2 +.
25...Rxf1+ 26.Kxf1 Rb1
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It's notable the difficulties in coordinating 12...c5 13.e5.
white's knight and the rook which are about 13.Bf4 Rb7 14.Bg5 Qf8
to become useless figures. It is also true that 14...h6 15.e5 hxg5 16.exf6 Qxe1+ 17.Qxe1
the structure and the central pawns, c4, d3 Rxe1+ 18.Rxe1 Bf8 19.Re8 Rb8 20.h4+ .
and e4 on white squares are not helpful to 15.Qf3± Qd6
white. The bishop is strong and the pawn on
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d4 doesn't allow any counterplay to the
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knight.
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27.Rd2 a5 28.Ke2 e5 29.Nf2
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29.Rb2, with the idea of a4 and a3 for a2
29...Ra1.
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29...Kf7 30.Rd1 Rb2+ 31.Rd2 Rb1 32.Rd1
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Rb8 33.Rd2 Ke6 34.Nh3
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If 34.Nd1 back 34...Rb1.
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34...h6
With rook paralyzed, defending the weak a6,
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also wants to limit the white Knight jumps
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and prevent any counterplay. Then goes to
Here, it is very difficult to coordinate a good
the next level, save space.
plan.
35.Kd1 Rb1+ 36.Ke2
16.Na5 Qe5
Nothing gets 36.Kc2 Rh1 37.Rg2 Ba4+
Fails 16...Rb8 17.e5 Rxe5 18.Nc4 Rxe1+
38.Kb2 Rd1 39.Ka3 Bc6 40.Nf2 Rd2+ the
19.Rxe1 Qd5 20.Bxf6.
black is paralyzed!
17.Bxf6!
36...Ra1 37.Kf2 a4 38.Ng1 a3 39.Nf3 Ba4
Better than: 17.Nxb7 Qxg5 18.e5 Rxe5
Several decisive threats looming on a2, as
19.Nd8!± (19.h4?! Rxe1+ 20.Rxe1 Qd2
Rb1 b2 followed Bb3.
21.Re7 Kf8).
40.Ne1 Rc1!
17...Qxa5 18.Bb3 Bxf6 19.Qxf6 Rf8
Playing against Nc2!
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41.Ke2 Kd6
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Threatening Kc5 via b4 - c3.
42.Nf3 Rb1 43.h4 Rb2
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With the idea Bb3.
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44.c5+ Ke6 45.Ne1 h5! 0:1.
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White has a sort of zugzwang. There is
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nothing to do, before the imminent Bb3
45...h5 46.Nf3 Bb3.
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Zapata A. : Vasquez R.
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Mar del Plata 1996
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1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 a6 4.Ba4 g6 5.d4
20.Rad1
exd4 6.Nxd4 Bg7 7.Nxc6 bxc6 8.0 0 Rb8 More accurate is 20.e5! c5 21.Qf4± stopping
8...Bb7.
c4 and threatening h4 h5.
9.c3 Nf6 10.Re1 0 0 11.Nd2 Qe7 12.Nb3!?
20...c5 21.e5 c4 22.Bxc4 Rxb2 23.Rd3 Qb6
Re8
24.Bb3
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24.Qf4. 39.Be2 Kg8 40.Bd1 Ra2 41.c4 Ba6 42.c5
24...Qxf6 25.exf6 c6? Bb5 43.Rxd7 Ra1 44.Bc2 Rc1 45.Bxg6+
25...d6 26.Re7 Be6 27.h4. Rxc5+
26.Rd6 45...fxg6 46.Rg7+ Kh8 47.Ree7.
46.Kh6
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9+-+R+p+-0
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9+-+-+-+-0
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9-+-+-+-+0
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Paralyzing the counterplay in the center.
26...a5 27.h4 a4 28.Bc4 h5 29.f3 Rc2 Finally, concluding the idea of bringing the
30.Re3 Kh7 31.Kh2 king to h6!
46...Bc4 47.Ree7 Ba2 48.g5 Rc3 49.Bh7+
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Kh8 50.g6 fxg6 51.Bxg6 1:0.
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The plan is to bring the king to the square g5
and eventually to h6!
31...Kg8 32.Kh3 Kh7 33.g4 hxg4+ 34.fxg4
Rc1 35.Kg3 Kh6 36.Kf4 Kh7
36...Rh1 37.Re7 Rxh4 38.Bxf7+ .
37.Kg5
Because of the lack of coordination and the
limited game, the black's pieces are useless.
37...Rg1 38.a3 Rg2
If: 38...Ra1 39.Re7 Kg8 40.Kh6 Rxa3
41.Bxf7+ Rxf7 42.Kxg6.
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