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HOW I STRUCK GOLD IN TROMSO! by GM Som Shankland
38 CONTRIBUTORS THE BEST GAME AND THE THEORETICAL NOVELTY OF THE PRECEDING VOLUME MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW by GM Alexander Morozevich CHESS OLYMPIAD 2014 INTRO INTERCEPTION - by GM Sarunas Sulskis MAKE THE RIGHT CHOICE by GM Julio Sadorra
HEART OF GOLD by GM Nikola Sedlak BOSSA NOVA · by GM Rafael Leitao US TEAM DIARY by GM Wesley So WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS RAPID & BLITZ INTRO HAVE NO FEAR by GM Alexander lpatov INTUITION by GM Ketevan A rakhamia-Grant
EN ROUTE - by GM Emanuel Berg PRESCRIPTION - by GM Bassem Amin
MUSCLE UP B22 by GM Vassilios Kotronias
INSIGHTS - by GM Aleksandar Colovic
181 GAMES 18 1 182 203 237 26 1 297
Classification of Openings A B
c D E
322 Index 327 Com mentators 328 COMBINATIONS - by GM Branko Tedie 330 EN DINGS - by IM Goran Arsovic 332 STUDIES - by IM Yochanan Afek 335 TOURNAMENTS
SARAOllltl • COTl'YRHllKll • COllTlllBUTOllS • MITAllBllTlll • CO&l.ABORATIUllS • COl.ABOUOOlllS • CO&l.ABORATOlll • MIOAllBnAlll. irtt1!t • u~ ..J \..JL.cJ\
Argentina Ruben FELGAER
Scotland
Greece g
Vasilios KOTRONIAS Sotiris LOGOTHETIS
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Ketevan ARAKHAMIA-GRANT g
Brasil Luiz Roberto DA COST A JUNIOR Alexandr FIER Rafael LEIT Ao
Hrvatska Bogdan LALIC g g
Chile Mauricio FLORES RIOS
g
Srblia g
Iran Ehsan GHAEM MAGHAMI g Nima HOSSEINZADEH Pouya !DANI m
Costa Rica Eugenio CHINCHILLA MIRANDA
Israel f
Crna Gora Milan DRASKO
Y ochanan AFEK
m
Lietuva g
Eduardas RO ZENT ALIS Sarunas SULSKIS
g g
Deutsch land Karsten MULLER
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Migi.!el ILLESCAS CORDOBA Juan Roberto PATINO RO MARIS
Aleksandar COLOVIC
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Julio Catalino SADORRA g
Tiirkiye
Romania
Suat ATALIK Alexander IPATOV g m m
g
Russia
FYROM g
g
Phillppines
Mihail MARIN Valentin STOICA Ranko SZUHANEK
Espana
m m g m g g g g g g g f m
Sverlge Emanuel BERG
g
Egypt Bassem AMIN
Zoran ARSOVIC Petar BENKOVIC Goran CABRILO Srdan CVETKOVIC Aleksandar INDIC Robert MARKUS Slobodan MARTINOVIC Danilo MILANOVIC Dragan PAUNOVIC Dejan PIKULA Nikola SEDLAK Dragan SORGIC Zoran ST AMENKOVIC
Alexander MOROZEVICH Viacheslav ZAKHARTSOV
g g
g g
Ukraine Anastasi ya KARLOVICH
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USA Samuel SHANKLAND Wesley SO
g g
SISFIM ZNAKOVA • CllmMA JHAKOB • SYSFIM OF SIGNS • ZllCHINlllKIAllUNG • SYSriMI 01 SYMBOtlS • SISFIMA 01 SIGNOS • Sl'llGAZIONI 011 SIGNI • FICKINFiJllKl.AlllNG • rf-'%~tJE • .)y._,JI 14 uw
beli stoji molo bolje • y 6enb1x HecKOnbKO nyYwe • white stonds slightly better • Weiss steht etwos besser • les blancs sont un peu mieux • el blonco est6 olgo mejor • ii bianco sta un po' meglio • vii star nagot battre • s-fllli!dlt~ • '-- ,~_,_. J.-jl ,,.,,__,.1, t'°J crni stoji malo bolje • y YepHblX HecKOnbKO nyYwe • block stonds slightly better • Schwarz steht etwas besser • les noirs sont un peu mieux • el negro est6 a Igo mejor • ii nero sto un po' meglio • svart star nagot battre • ~--ffll,'dt~ • '-- ~_,_, JA.ol ~,...11 t'°J
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beli stoji bolje • y 6enb1x nyYwe • white has the upper hand • Weiss steht besser • les blancs sont mieux • el blonco est6 mejor • ii bianco sto meglio • vit star oottre • B--fr'l'ft~ • ~ t'°J .,.;.......,.1 1 crni stoji bolje • y YepHblX nyywe • block has the upper hand • Schworz steht besser • les noirs sont ii nero sto meglio • svart star battre • ~--fi'i'ft~ • ~ e"-' ..,._. ~,...1, mieux • el negro est6 mejor
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beli imo odlucujucu prednost • y 6enb1x pewOIOU1ee npeHMyU1eCTBO • white has o decisive advantage Weiss hot entscheidenden Vorteil • les blancs ont un ovantage decisif • el blonco tiene una ventoja decisive • ii bianco e in vontoggio decisivo vii hor avgorande fordel • A'f~-~~'ft~ • ....... L> ~L,. ~J>-_,11
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crni ima odlucujucu prednost • y YepHblX pewOIOU1ee npeHMyU1eCTBO • black has o decisive advontage • Schwarz hat entscheidenden Vo rte ii • les noirs ont un avontoge decisif • el negro tiene uno ventajo decisivo • ii nero e in vontoggio decisivo • svart har ovgorande ford el • f¥.l-f ,!,i!@l~'ft~ • ..... L>
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jednako • pOBHO • even • ausgeglichen • egalite • igual • equivalente • lika • ~J$Jhilll: • •_,...L.5.;
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neizvesno • HeH3secrno • unclear • unklar • incertain • incierto • incerto • oklar • Mi~:;r-ljljWJ • c-""~ ~
kompenzacija za materijal • KOMneHC04H~ 30 MOTepHan • with compensation for the material mit Kompensation !Ur den materiellen Nachteil • avec compensation pour le materiel • con compensaci6n por el material • con compenso per ii vantaggio materiale avversario • med kompensation for materialet • J91'f lillZ • ~' •, L-.- .J'-,_.:. i::-
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razvojna prednost • npeHMyU1ecrno B pa3BHTH"1 • development advantage • Entwicklungsvorsprung • avantage de developpement • ventaja de desarrollo • vantaggio di sviluppo • utvecklingsf6rsprang • ;/ffjiiJJ:R
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so inicijativom • c HHH4HOTHBOi1 • with initiative • mil Initiative • avec initiative • con iniciative • con iniziativa • med initiativ • 1'H:1JR
so protivigrom • c KOHTpHrpoi1 • with counter-play • mil Gegenspiel • avec contre-jeu • con contrajuego • con controgioco • med motspel • &J'lr • "L--<.. ~~
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vrlo debar potez • 04eHb xopowHH XOA • a very good move • ein sehr guter Zug • tres bon coup muy buena jugada • buona mossa • ett bra drag • il'6tf • '.... ,......,. ·i...l..i...
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odlican potez • omH4HblH XOA • an excellent move • ein ausgezeichneter Zug • excellent coup excelente jugada • mossa ottima • ell utmarkt drag • l&tf • ·•_;c.;:.... L.La.
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slab potez • cna6b1H xoA • a mistake • ein schwacher Zug • coup foible • mala jugada • mossa debole • ett daligt drag • tH~ • I.Jo> ·i...U.:.
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sumnjiv potez • COMHHTenbHblH XOA • a dubious move • ein Zug von zweifelhaftem Wert • coup de valeur douteuse • jugada de dudoso valor • mossa dubbia • ell tvivelaktigt drag • ur~a
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raznobojni lovci • pa3H04BeTHb1e cnOHbl • bishops of opposite color • ungleichlarbige Liiufer • fous de couleurs opposees • alfiles de distinto color • alfieri di colore diverse • lopare med olika farg • :fllil~a
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razdvojeni pesaci • H30nHposaHHb1e newKH • separated pawns • isolierte Bauern • pions isoles • peones aislados • pedoni isolati • isolerade bonder • :fllf&a
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udvojeni pesaci • CABOeHHb1e newKH • double pawns • Doppelbauern • pions doubles • peones dobles • pedoni doppi • dubbel bonder • liif Ftiii'La
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sampionat • 4eMnHOHOT • championship • Meisterschaft • championnat • compeonato • campionato • miisterskap • m'f• • u_,1...,...11
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turnir kandidata • TypHHp npeTeHAeHTOB • candidates' tournament • Kandidatenturnier • taurnoi des condidats • tarneo de candidatos • torneo dei candidati • kandidatturnering • llil~l'~fJ\7'1ifi:i~U&• • ~_,....ll ~~l.JL._,
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2 12 ... 0-0 13. 0-0 c6 [13 ... @h8] 14. Bel h6 15. a3 QJ4d5 16. i.a2!? [16. i.d2 ~f6 17. Cl:ie5 i.e6]
bl) 17. Q::id5?! Q::id5 [17 ... cd5 18. i.d2!? ~ 18 ... i.g4?! 19. i.a5 Xd5] 18. i.d5?! cd5 19. i.d2 ~b6 20. i.c3 i.g4=; 18. i.d2; b2) 17. i.d2 i.g4 18. Cl:ie4 @h8 19. h3 i.h5 20. £'.cl± V. Golod; 12 ... ~f6 13. d5 0-0 14. 0-0 ..td7 15. a3 Cl:ia6 16. i.d4 ~h6 17. i.a2 Bae8 18. b4±0 V. Golod; 12 ... QJ4d5 - 61/399 3
al) 17 ... ~d6?? 18. lt'id5 Q::id5 [18 ... cd5 19. i.b4 ~f6 20. i.e7 ~fl 21. i.f8 ~f8 22. a'.cl+-119. i.b4+-v. Golod 2582 Y. Zilberman 2481, Israel 2010 - 110/222; a2) 17 ... @h7 18. ~c2±; a3) 17 ... Be8 18. Be8 ~e8 19. Q::id5 Q::id5 20. i.d5 cd5 21. ~b3±;
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14. Bel o-o [14 ... 0-0-0J 15. i.d2 @h8 16. ll:ib5 lt'ic6 17 . ..td3 i.d5 18. Q::id6 ~d6 19. ..tc3 ~g6 20. lt'ih4 ~g5 21. Q::if3 ~g6 22.
tt:Jh4 112 : 1/2 Dreev 2694 - lvanchuk 2764, France 2012 - 115/(134) 4
9... fe4 10. ab4
a) 10 ... e6 11. lt:Jc3 i.b4
21. lt:Jf4 ~d7 22. lt:Jd3 ~d5 23. Qjf4 ~d7 24. QJd3 ~d5 1/2 : 1/2 M. Guseva 2371 - Ushenina 2501, Khanty-Mansiysk (rapid) 2014; 10. i.d3 lt:Je3 11. fe3 e6= Janczarski 2335 - Mi. Bartel 2273, Warszawa 2013 - 120/(137);
12. ~h5! g6 13. ~g4 [13. ~h6!? i.f8 14. ~h3 i.e7 15. lt:Jge2±] i.c3 14. bc3 ~d5 15. lt:Je2± i.d7 16. 0-0 ~c4 17. lt:Jg3 i.c6 18. a'.a5! 0-0-0 19. Bc5! [19. a'.a7 lt:Ja4] ~b3 (Kramnik 2787 - Sergey Karjakin 2766, Khanty-Mansiysk (ct) 2014 - 120/137)
20. a'.c6! bc6 21. lt:Je4± R. Leitao;
b) 10 ... J.f5 11. lt:Jc3 e6 12. b5 lt:Jc4 13. ~b3?! lt:Je3 14. fe3 ~g5 15. lt:Jge2 ~e3 16. b6 i.e7 17. £'.fl 0-0 [ 17 ... .lig4!? R.
10. i.c2 g6 11. i.g5 .lig7 12. lt:Je2 0-0 13. lt:Jbc3 h6 14. lt:Jd5 lt:Jd5 15. i.d2 @h7 16. h4 c5oo D. Ippolito 2409 - Karma 2156, Rockville 2014 14. g3 i.f4 15. gf4 i.e6 16. lt:Jc3 ~d7 17. h4 0-0-0 18. @f2 .lid5 [18 ... @b8 19. a4 QJd5 20. a5 lt:Jc7 21. lt:Ja4;;!;;] 6
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19. a4! .lif3 20. ~f3 lt:Jd5 21. a5 lt:Jc3 22. bc3;;!;; Sergey Volkov 2584 - Egin 2395, Tashkent 2014
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5t1t MOVE REVIVAL IN THE ADVANCE CARO·KANN One particular Olympiad game serves as a starting point for all further analyses!
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SARIC 2671 - LUPULESCU 2625 Tromso {of) 2014 (Croatia-Romania) l.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 ll.f5 4.h4 h5 Other replies are also possible, but I've always considered 4 ...hS to be the most principled move.
5.i.d3
Alexander Morozevich • Country: Russia •Born:
1977
• Rating: 2731 • Peak rating: 2788 • Title: Grandmaster since 1994
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virtually forgotten move, suggested by master Igor Dmitriev and successfully revived at a high level in the Poikovsky tournament 2014 by Croatian GM Ivan Saric. There, in two games against recognized Caro-Kann specialists, Pavel Eljanov and Alexander Motylev, Saric was able to achieve an opening advantage quickly by using relatively simple methods. However after the game Inarkiev - Sjugirov, Russian Premier League 2014, White had yet to say the last word... So all this makes it more interesting to find out the answer directly. Naturally, it is not easy to grasp the intricacies of a new variation when first encountering it during a tournament, it could rightly be expected 13
Morozevich now, three months later. Saric's opponent at the Tromso Olympiad, Constantin Lupulescu, is never afraid to enter main lines, for example it is enough to recall the match between Russia and Romania at the European Team Championship 2013, where the Romanian player also chose the most principled response ( J .e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Af5 4.tbf3 e6 5.i.e2 tbe7 6.0-0 c5 A. Grischuk 2785 C. Lupulescu 2630, Warszawa 2013 - 119/38).
THE THEORY SO FAR Until 2014, before the 5.Ad3 system was re-introduced into praxis, White had more often played 5.Ag5 and only after 5 ...~b6 6.j.,d3. Now the capture on b2, i.e. 6 ... i.d3 7.~d3 ~b2, leads to an extremely dangerous position for Black after 8.e6!
This led Caro-Kann adherents to the idea that improvements should be sought even earlier, and so the fundamental 6 ...~d4 7.tbf3 ~g4 was born, when it is not easy for White to prove that he has compensation for the sacrificed centre pawn. Also there is the tricky 6 ... j.,d3 7.~d3 ~a6 (7 ...e6 8.tbd2 ~a6 has been less successful because of 9.c4 and the black queen on a6 is frequently shown to be out of play.)
Therefore, Black usually played 7 ... e6 instead and, after 8.tt:ld2, continued in a standard way for such positions. However, upon "natural" play on both sides, White frequently managed to gain some advantage. Ivan Sane 1S always prepared for a theoretical battle./ Photo by Dusan Krunic
Here, exploiting the fact that an exchange of queens in one or other form is in Black's favour, Black diverts the white queen from its pleasant position on d3 and, judging from the database of games, achieves very acceptable play - e.g. 8.W'h3 e6 9.Q.)c3 LLld7 etc. Having successfully repulsed the unexpected smack in the face , 5.i.gS, Black sighed with relief - one less line to be afraid of - but then Ivan Saric came forward, saying: "Wait a minute, what if you just change the move order and start with 5.i.d3? Now, the pawn on d4 w ill be protected, and White is given enough time to prepare against the terrible move ... W'b6-a6." Black surely did not expect such a cunning reaction, and initially ran into some difficulties. We ' ll deal with all this later on .. .
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Morozevich 5...~d3 6.'?tUd3 e6 7.i.gS
Black to obtain counterplay and White stands better; 8111 round, 1/2 : 1/2 (18) Iv. Saric 2666 Motylev 2687, Poikovsky 2014.
I note that in the 5111 round of the same Poikovsky tournament, Motylev against Ian Nepomniachtchi carried out the favourite manoeuvre.
NEPOMNIACHTCHI 2735 MOTYLEV 2687 Poikovsky 2014
7...~b6 But now this attack appears to be the main line! Initially, both of Saric's rivals at the Poikovsky tournament played in a simple way:
7...~b6 8.tLld2 ~a6 [Here we see the difference from the 5.i.g5 ~b6 6.i.d3 i.d3 7.~d3 ~a6 line.] White is not obliged to move his queen away and is able to make the pre-planned move 9.c4. Then followed 9•••Ab4 10.b3
SARIC 2666 EUANOV 2732 Poikovsky 2014 7...i.e7 8.lbf3 lbh6 As it turned out, after: 9.lLJbd2 tLlfSN [9...lbd7 I. Greibrokk 1630 - En. Machlik 1763, Budapest 2014] 10.lbfl ~as ll.c3 ~a6 Black's determination to carry out this manoeuvre just astonishes me. 12.~c2 lbd7 13.lbe3 g6 14.b4! Now it was clear that the game could be heading for only two possible results; 4th round, l : 0 (56) Iv. Saric 2666 - Eljanov 2732, Poikovsky 2014.
10•••cS In fact, it is very dangerous to open the centre, since Black is underdeveloped even if he does have his queen on a6! [On the other hand, with quiet play like IO...lbe7
SARIC 2666 MOTYLEV 2687 Poikovsky 2014 7•••JJ..e7 8.lbf3 lbh6 9.lbc3 ttJfS 10.lbe2 With this knight on e2 White is better prepared for ...c6-c5, whilst he can go in for an exchange of the knight on f5 even from another direction. 10•••g6(??) Outlandish - however, do not judge me! 11.tLlg3N [ll.lbf4 Dworakowska 2120 - E. Danielian 2170, Bratislava (Wch Ul6 Girls) 1993) lbd7 12.lbfS gfS and it is hard for
1l.lbe2(!)(Precisely to this square, because after 1l .lbgf3 lbf5 12.0-0 ttJ
Morozevich each other's way; 12... 0--0 Shomoev 2562 - VI. Akopian 2700, Moscow 2008 - 104/(179)) lt)f5 (ll...CL\d7 Lagoo 2530 - Khotenashvili 2470, Tuilisi 2011 - 112/(75)) 12.0-0 CL\d7 13.lt)t3 arises an even more bleak position for Black (my stats with White in this position, in blitz and rapid, indicate an 85% score from 11 games against GMs and JMs) - If the black king castled kingside then it was liable to be checkmated after CL\g3; while if Black kept bis king in the centre, after ~d3-c2, lt)e2-f4-d3, a4-a5, Black's queen found herself trapped or White simply won because of his big advantage in space.]
opening the game. [In the case of the more cautious 9.CL\gf3 (or 9.CL\e2) then 9 ...c4!? (Also 9 ... cd4 leads to a rather confusing position.) However, if White becomes disappointed in any way with his struggle to obtain an advantage after 9.c4 ~b2, it is definitely 9.CL\gf3 and 9.CL\e2, to which he should give his closer attention.]
9 ...~b2 10..§bl ~d4
Returning to Ian's game, after 11.CL\gfJ CL\c6 12.dc5 .1c5 13.0-0 CL\ge7 14.a3 Black's position calls for serious concern and the fact that an ingenious defence eventually enabled Motylev to win should not mislead the reader - White's play could have been significantly improved at a number of moments; 5th round, 0 : 1 (37) Nepomniachtchi 2735 - Motylev 2687, Poikovsky 2014. 8.CL\d2
Let' s take everything on offer! Now, the white queen is again at a crossroads - where is her ideal position? From now on our analysis will proceed along the lines of the game Inarkiev - Sjugirov.
INARKIEV 2682 SJUGIROV 2645 Vladivostok 20 74 11.~e2
8...c5! It is precisely in conjunction with the move 8...cS, that 7...~b6 becomes most fundamental Black does not lose time on knight manoeuvres, nor does he voluntarily move his queen offside to a6, but immediately begins to fight for the centre and increased space. As in many of these basic lines, the price of each move for both sides continually increases in value. 9.c4 Man to man! Regardless of any necessary sacrifices, White' s tendency is towards 16
Morozevich The most "instinctive" move, so as not to lose too many pawns. Its disadvantage, however, is also evident - the queen moves away to a less active position which, in general, is contrary to the demands of the position. [We should immediately discard the exchange on d4, by l l.'i:\fd4 cd4, when White's initiative will only be enough to fight for a draw; Darpan 2022 - Pr. Roy 2238, India (ch-II) 2013;
12.cdS [There is also the daring 12.f4 cutting off the queen from the g4 square and planning a further fS: A) 12 ...dc4 13.ll\c4 lllc6 14.!idl (or 14.li::if 3 W/id5 15/5 ef5 16.0-0 and, all the same, we have rather dubious fun and games after 16...'t\Ye4 17.li::ie3 etc.) W/ic3 15.!id2 li:.id4 16.'t?Ue4 !ib8 17.llle3 with some sort of compensation;
l l .Y!Ub3
B) 12 ...lllc6 13.li:.igf3 ~c3 14.fS and although
it's hard to believe White could get away with such "cheek", Black needs to reckon with this. 12.lf)gf3 looks very natural, but after 12 .. .'twg4 it is not easy to generate an initiative:
Now, after the most "greedy" reply by Black - accepting the third pawn - White hopes he will soon win back all the sacrificed material. However, after II ...~es 12.ll\e2 ll\d7 it turns out that Black can exploit the white queen's presence on b3 with gain of tempi - both in the case of: A) 13 ..if4 dc4! followed by ...~dS; and B) 13.0-0 i.e7 14.~b7 .§.b8 15.'t\Ya7 .igS 16.hgS llle7 when it is White who has to struggle for a draw.] ll ...b6N [ l l...dc4 12.lllgf3 W/idS Kaufeld 2308 - Kuempers 2108, Oberhausen 2007]
A) 13.W/idl ll:.ic6 14.~a4 !ic8 15.~a6 Iic7
16.!ib6 ab6 17.W'a8 Wd7 18.'t?Uf8 Iic8+ and White's attack comes to a dead-end; B) 13.0-0 ll:.ic6 14.!ifel has the meek hope of provoking d4, but after 14 ... Ae7 (14 ... d4 15.li::ie4t) 15.W/id3 (15.cd5 ed5 16.e6 't\Ye6) i.gS 16.cdS Ad2 17.!ie4 ed5! 18.!ig4 hg4 19.llld2 li:.ige7 Black has the upper hand;
C) 13.'t\Yd3 and here both:
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Cl) 13 ...ll:lc6 and C2) 13 ...'ll1lYf5 lead eventually to the same position: l4.'ll1lYb3 'll1lYf5 15.cd5 ed5 16.'ll1lYd5 'll1lYe6 l7.~e4 with sufficient compensation for the pawn;
Therefore Black can rightly fight for more after the two following moves:
Next, let's analyze the game Saric Lupulescu consistently to the end, and then, starting with the key moments, rewind the tape so as to look for potential improvements for both sides. JJ.15'a3!
CJ) 13 ...ll:le7 14.i.e7 i.e7 15.cd5 0-0 16.d6 i.d8 which leads to quite a complicated position, where Black's chances are not worse. If then 17.0- 0 Black can and should bravely capture on h4; C4) Upon 13 ...d4 it is important for Black to make sure that his queen on g4 doesn't somehow get trapped; however, it doesn't seem that this will happen so easily... After, let's say, 14.0- 0 J..e7 15.ll:le4 ll:lc6 16.llfe I ll:lh6 White still needs to prove whether he has sufficient compensation.] 12 ••• '1{Ud5 13.ll:lgfJ
The most serious attempt for White, and precisely the move which was chosen by Saric. lt represents the strongest reinforcement of White' s play in what is conditionally the main line. Curiously the various "engines" sooner or later bring this move up to first place, but, as a rule, only at quite some depth. White has his queen in an active position and, at the same time, safeguards it from exposure to tempo-gaining attacks by Black. J1...~e5
12.ll:le2 15'c7
13...f6? One of the poorest responses for Black. [The simple 13 ... ttJc6 14.0-0 ll:lge7 is completely playable, and if 15.];ifdl then 15 ...lbf5 or 15 ... ~d7] 14.J..f4? [White sounds the retreat, missing 14.ll:le4 fg5 15.Eidl 'll1lYb7 16.ll:lfgS when Black is unlikely to survive.] finally, in the game, after 14...ll:lc6 15.0-0 Eid8 16.Eifet lbge7 Black soon managed to exchange queens and thereafter exploited his advantage in the endgame; 0: 1 (43) lnarkiev 2682 - Sjugirov 2645, Vladivostok 2014. 18
The first point - this move does not seem mandatory as there are of course a lot of other options for Black.
Morozevich 13.cdS ed5 14.lbc3
~d7
The second important moment.
15.0-0 i..e7 16.!!fel One of the critical positions of the game.
It is difficult to condemn such a move as the computer does here. And if 17.!!adl really looks like a viable alternative, such moves as 17 .lbb3 are both hard to find and hard to analyze. Again, we don't need to get deep into the wild of this position, as in terms of evaluation it is favourable for White. White has a strong initiative, and in practical play, Black' s game is never going to be easy.
17...lbc6 [It's not the case that 17 ... d4 is stronger.] 18.!!dS ~cs 19.lbde4
16...~f8?! White's initiative has become very dangerous. This means that any improvements should be sought right here, or even before. Complete equality (0.00) is promised by the computer after 16...lba6, as well as after 16 ...lbc6, and a mythical -0.46 in Black's favour after 16 .. .f6. Having analyzed positions arising from these three continuations, my conclusion is - if you are not a computer, then playing like this as Black is extremely dangerous. And also from a human perspective, Black should look for improvements rather earlier.
17.EreS
Again, White has a wide range of choices, but overall his play here looks quite logical - he has systematically developed all his pieces to active positions, but the main thing in all this turmoil is that he must not forget about his queen on a3.
Midnight In Moscow When 17 year old Alexander Morozevich won his first international tournament in London in 1994 with a 95% score, his striking will to win was epitomised in the English press by the headline: "He takes no prisoners!" Since then he has twice been champion of Russia and has remained one of its strongest and most exciting players, whose games are characterised by original opening play followed by bold middle game planning, laced with a strong undercurrent of tactics. Morozevich consistently maintains his position in the world chess elite with all-round skills and sees himself as a player of pure classical style. He is highly regarded by his grandmaster-colleagues as one of the world's leading trend-setters in opening play, where his distinctive repertoire reflects his self-belief, creativity and independence of thought. 19
Morozevich 19... b6 20.a'.bdl ?! Rather abstract. [In my opinion, 20.a'.e 1 was stronger.] 20 ... l'Lid4 The most natural. Now White has to sacrifice the exchange on d4, otherwise it is highly unclear why the rook went to dl. 21.~a4 Too slow. [After the "consequent" 21.a'.ld4 cd4 22.il.e7 lbe7 23.a'.d4 White's initiative should be enough to draw.]
26 ... a'.dS? [In the line 26 ... lbf4 27.l'Lid6 (Also 27."f4[4 @g8 does not give White an easy life.) ~d5 28.l'Lifl! it is easy not to spot the computer recommendation 28 ...b5 ! which just wins for Black.] 27.a'.e6! Finally! 27 ... fe6 28.lbc7 b5 I assume that both players were in time trouble here. [It's impossible to understand what is happening after 28 ... .§.h6 29 ..§.e6]
21 ... l'Lif6 22.a'.e5 ~c7 Black plays simply and well.
29.~c2
23.il.f4
For the first time in the game the white queen enters the field of battle. 29 ... @f7 30.a'.e6 il.f6 The only move. 31.~c5 .§.d7 White's pieces are very active, but there is nothing to fear in the immediate future.
32.a'.c6 a'.hd8
23 ... lbe4? The first let-off. [After 23 ... ~d7! Black is close to winning.] 24.a'.e4 ~b7 25.a'.del l'Lie6 26.lbb5 White conducts his play in far too tranquil a fashion. [For the second time, the exchange sacrifice was virtually essential: 26 ..§.e6oo] 33.il.d6?! More reminiscent of avant-garde art, than an actual strengthening of the position. White's pieces now lose their stability. 33 ... @gS! As a consequence, White again has a difficult position. 34.g3 .§.f7 [Not bad, although 34 ... a'.c8 was better with an immediate win.] 35.l'Lie6 a'.e8 36.il.f4 ~d7 I think there is little point in citing the various winning lines for Black, as presented by the computer.
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Morozevich 37.!!d6 'k\Yc8 38.!!c6 'k\Yd7 39.!!d6 ~c8 40.!!c6
40...~d7?? Either Black has forgotten about threefold repetition in time trouble, or "the Romanian wolf' was not feeling so bloodthirsty that day. [Even with the loss of tempo, 40 ...1¥§b7, Black's position remained close to winning. But the text move allows a draw.] Morozevich
1/2 : 1/2
So, it's now time to rewind the tape and reflect upon moments in the opening stage where Black's play might be strengthened. As I have written above, in my - but not the computer's - opinion there were two such moments: I) After 12.tl:ie2 1¥§c7 How good is it to play queen moves only and cling to the material? 2) After 14.tl:ic3 The same question.
REWIND 1 Instead of 12•••1§' c7
We will start from the beginning. So, instead of l2 ... \h'Uc7, let's consider the human moves 12 ...tl:id7, 12 ... .ie7, as well as 12 ...b6.
Line A: 12 ...ltld7 12 ...tt:)d7 [ 12 ...tl:if6 most likely leads to the same position.] 13.!!b7 tl:igf6 [ 13 ... .ie7 will be considered by transposition under the 12 ... Ae7 line.] 14. .if4 ~fS 15.0-0 We have reached the critical position.
1.e4 c6 2.d4 dS 3.es .trs 4.h4 h5 s ..td3 .id3 6.~d3 e6 7 ..ig5 ~b6 8.tl:id2 c5 9.c4 ~b2 10..Eib l ~d4 u.~a3 ~es 12.tl:ie2
lS ... eS This is very dangerous. [It's possible for Black to say "I pass!", for example by playing 15 ...a6 or 15 ...aS. But if Black begins to rely on such moves, it's 21
Morozevich quite alarming. For example, 15 ... a5 16.i.gS Ad6 17.t'Lid4 '¥Yg4 18.t'Lib5 i.e5 19..§el (or J9.t'Lij3). The computer considers this position to be equal, but from a "normal" perspective, it looks dangerous. 15 ... Ae7 will be considered by transposition under the 12 ... Ae7 line, since after 16.Ag5 d4 17.f4 White's initiative is very serious.]
prevent) and the advantage is on his side.] 13...'¥Jf5 14 ..§b7 l'Lid7 15.0-0 t'Ligf6 (15 ... es 16.Ags Ags (16 .. /6 17 f4i) 17.hg5 lt:Je7 18.cd5 lt:Jd5 19.lt:Jg3 W'e6 20.lt:Jde4 0- 0 21.W'f3 leads to a very complicated position, though one that is easier to play with White.]
Line B: 12 ... .i.e7 12 ...Ae7
One of the most logical moves - it combines development with the threat to exchange one of the opponent's active pieces. White has three main paths: 13.i.f4 [13 ..§b7 Ag5 14.hg5 t'Lie7 looks dangerous with an enemy rook on the 7th rank, but the opportunity to castle rescues Black in many lines. The first variation of the computer goes like this: 15.t'Lif3 '¥Yd6 16.t'Lifd4 dc4 I7.t'Lib5 '¥Yc6 and leads either to an endgame after 18.'¥Jf3 '¥Yf3 19.gf3 t'Lia6, where White is struggling for a draw, or to a search for an illusory paradise, 18.0-0 0-0 19 ..§e7 '¥Yb5 20.g6 t'Lic6, and fighting on a couple of pawns down; I3.W'a4 lt:Jd7 14 ..§b7 .§d8 I5.Af4 (15.li:/3 '¥Je4) '¥Yf5 16.Ac7 t'Ligf6. Although, superficially, White's position looks menacing, in fact Black is now ready for kingside castling (which White can hardly
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16.,igS!! Ingenious. Compared to the variation with l3.'¥Ya4 there is a clear sense that White lost 1-2 tempi, but there the attack just faded away, whereas here, on the contrary, it is increasing. White still does not have any specific threats, however Black has to deal with some tough challenges. Mysterious ones too.. . 16...'¥Ye5 [16 ....§b8 17 ..§a7 ~c2 18.cdS;t; 16... d4 17.t'Lig3±; 16 ... .td8 17.t'Lig3 '¥Yg4 18 ..if6 .if6 19.cd5 .§d8 20.de6 ~e6 21.l'Lif3 0-0 22.t'Lih5t; 16 .. J4d8 17.t'Lig3 ~e5 18.~a4 and as in the previous lines, it's hard for Black to unravel.] 17.t'Lic3 a6 [Black loses quite beautifully after 17 ... 18.ttJD ~d6 I9.t'Lib5 ~c6 20 ..§c7 '¥Yb6 21.i.f6 a6 22.Ag7 ab5 23.~e3 Wg7 24 ..§d7+-]
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18.cdS Here there are also other possibilities for White. 18 ...t'LidS 19..§d7 Wd7 20. ~a4 Wd8 21.lt:Jc4 W'c7 22 ..§dl AgS 23.hgS and now after the best 23 ... .§b8 the monitor shows all zeros, but to defend this position in practical play is a thankless task. We have not exhausted all
Morozevich the variations, but the paradoxical pendulum swing of White's i.g5-f4-g5 creates some problems for Black.
Line C: 12 ...b6 12...b6
14 ....§.b8 1S.W:fa4 ~d8 Even at the cost of exchanging his active bishop, White has managed to detain the black king in the centre. Here, he can opt for compensation with 16 ..§.h3!? or operate in a more solid way: 16.WJa7 .ild6 17 ..§.b6 .§.b6 18.W'b6 i.c7 19.WJcS ll:\f6 which ultimately results in a complex, approximately equal position. By way of a summary, we can say that both 12 ...b6 and l2 ... il..e7 are quite acceptable, although in a complex and irrational position, any such conclusions should be made with caution.
REWIND 2 Instead of 1 4 •••'ti' d7 The most primitive defence of a pawn is often the most effective method. White has a lot of possibilities: 13.i.f4 This still seems to be the most dangerous for Black. [13 ..§b6 ab6 14.Wia8 .ild6+ ; 13.4Jf3 Wie4 14.~a4 ll:\d7 15Ja b6 d4+ ; 13 ..§.h3 and 13. 'ti'a4 most likely transposes to the same position: 13.Wia4 ll:\d7 l4 ..§.h3 Wic7 15.cd5 ed5 16..§.e3 il..e7 17.4Jf4 d4 and it is very difficult to understand what's going on; The speculative 13.f4 is more suitable for blitz games, since after l3 ...~d6 14.f5 f6 15.fe6 fg5 16.0- 0 Black has more than one way to repel the attacks.] 13...'ti'fS Now, White needs to make a principled choice: to recover the material with simplification of the position or to keep on "muddying the waters". 14.i.b8 [14 ..§.b6 4Jd7 15 ..§b7 e5 and compared to the 12 ... .!.e7 line White does not have time to castle. After 16.i.g5 f6 the compl ications may be in Black's favour, since the bishop retreat to g3 or h2 looks too slow.]
1.e4 c6 2.d4 dS 3.eS i.fS 4.h4 hS S.A d3 i.d3 6.Wfd3 e6 7.A gS Wib6 8.ll:\d 2 cS 9.c4 Wib2 10.labl Wid4 11.Wia3 ~es 12.ll:\e2 W/Jc7 13.cdS edS 14.ll:\c3 The next important moment is the position after 14.ll:\c3.
Here there are quite a few possibilities, but we won't delve deeper into the computer's 14 .. .f6 or 14 ... WJc6. Let's j ust take a look at: 14...Ae7!? 1S.4JdS W'eS 16.4Je3 4Jf6 17.0-0 [17.W'a4 leaves many solid options for Black: 17 ...ll:\c6, 17 ...ll:\bd7, and even 17 ...b5] 23
Morozevich playable as a response to 14.lt:Jf4, thereby narrowing down White's attacking possibilities. At least the presence of such a resource as 14 ... i.e7 forces supporters of White's game to seek possible improvements somewhere earlier on, provided that the three pawns have not been sacrificed for the purpose of moving to and fro in a symmetrical position, "4 on 4", in an attempt to imitate Magnus Carlsen.
Now Black has two replies, 17 ... 0-0 and 17... lt:Jc6, and in both cases the position is close to a draw. 17... lt:Jc6 [This introduces a similar scenario to that obtained after 17 ... 0-0 18.lt:Jf3 ~e6 which I consider the most reliable answer for Black, as it avoids any doubled pawns after j,,f6 gf6, etc. Now 19.i.f6 i.f6 20.~cS g6 (after 20 ... b6 21.~h5 lt:Jd7 White has more chances due to the weakened black king.) 21.a'.b7 a'.d8!
REWIND 3: Instead of 1 O.ll b1 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 i.f5 4.h4 h5 5.i.d3 j,,d3 e6 7.i.g5 ~b6 8.lt:Jd2 c5 9.c4 ~b2
6.~d3
18... ~f6! The most solid.
To find fresh ideas for White, I suggest that we go back to the earlier position after 9 ... ~b2 and pay attention to the paradoxical move 10.Bdl !?. Justifying its existence is much more difficult than seeing it in the first two lines of any chess engine. White has just sacrificed a pawn, a second one is under attack in the centre, and yet instead of 10.a'.b 1 with tempo, we see an abstract "pass" in the faint hope that the d-file will be opened at some point, after which the rook on dl would become useful. I suspect that only beginners in the school chess section are entitled to play such a move, and even then they would risk being expelled ...
~d6 20.lt:Je7 lt:Je7 21.lt:Jc4 ~a6 ba6 23.a'.fel a'.h6 with a draw as the most likely outcome. By the way, I notice that 14 ... i.e7 is also
10.a'.dl [Before we dive into an analyses of 10.a'.dl, I would like to point out 10.lt:Jb3, another awkward move, yet one that leads to a draw almost by force.
And now it is a question whether White can extract anything from his momentarily slightly more active position. For example, 22.a'.cl lt:Jd7 23.~c4 ~c4 24.a'.c4 lt:Je5 25.lt:JeS i.eS 26.g4 !1db8=] 18.i.f6 [18.Bfel 0-0; 18.lt:Jdc4 ~e6 19.i.f6 i.f6 20.~cS J..e7 21.~fS 0-0 22.~hS b6]
19.lt:JdS
22.~a6
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and now if Black clings to the material and tries to save his queen by means of 14 ... lt:\c6 (After the safer 14 ... Ab4 J5. <:$;;//, and then probably 15...lt:\e7, White is now able to force a draw with ~b 1-~al. But it is quite uncertain whether he has anything more than that.) 15.0-0 lt:\b4, then after 16.!iclt his situation becomes highly dangerous.]
The threat is 11.Acl so 10...b5!? (after JO ... dc4 ll.~c4 ~a3 12.dc5 the position will soon prove to be in White's favour; however JO ...tiJc6 is a sensible alternative if Black wants to fight on, since the ending that arises after JJ.cd5 ed5 12..icl c4 13.Ab2 cd3 14.0-0-0, generally speaking, is perfectly acceptable for him.) I l .cd5 c4 12.~dl cb3 13.ab3 ed5 14.ltJe2
Line A: 10...'t§'d4
10...W'd4 This raises the question of what difference this capture makes just here? [Let's first see what happens if Black tries different
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Morozevich captures: 10 ...dc4 l l.lL\c4+ - ; 10 ...cd4 11.cdS QJd7 It's necessary to opt for this move, but still 12.de6 QJeS 13.'@i'e4± can hardly satisfy Black. Meanwhile 11...edS is weak due to 12.e6+ - ; 10 ...'1Wa2 Such voracity is hardly justified. After l l .QJe2 QJc6 12.0-0 Black is in serious danger; Queen retreats also do not appear to work well: 10 ...11;\Yb4 I !.!lb 1±; J0... '1Wb6 11.cdS ed5 12.QJe2±] It turns out that White has a quite major decision to make here:
11.'&1b3 11.lt:Jgf3 [The weaker attempts, 11.cdS 11;\Yd4 12.'&1b5 W'b4 13 .~b4 lf:)b4, or I I .lL\e2 lf:)b4 12.W'f3 QJc2 13.<;;t>fl lt:Jd4 14.lt:\d4 cd4! 15.g3 lt:Je7oo are likely to allow Black either to complete his development or to exchange the queens.] Now, oddly enough, Black again has only two moves: 12 ...lt:Jge7 and 12... lt:Jb4. Line Bl : 1l...lL\ge7 11 ...lL\ge7 Here we are! The white pieces are finding their optimal squares. 11 ...'&1e5 12.QJe2 lL\d7 [12...'&1c7 13.cdS ed5 14.0- 0 with a further lL\e2-c3±] 13.i.f4 '&1f6 [Taking on c4, by analogy with 10.!lbl , is impossible here: 13 ... dc4 14.QJc4 '&1e4 15.!ld7 <;;t>d7 16.f3!+ - ] 14.W'b7 [14.i.c7!?] '@i'd8 15.cd5 W'c8 16.W'b3 leaves White with a strong initiative for the pawn. As a result, despite the apparent variety of possibilities, Black's choice is actually quite limited and reduced to only two moves: 10 ...QJc6 and 10...lL\e7. Line B: l0...lt:Jc6 10...QJc6 It is hard to think of a more natural move, if we disregard the captures. 26
[I notice that this position may occur via a different move order: 10 ...l2Je7 I1.QJgf3 lt:\bc6, which increases its significance; l l ... '1fa2 12.0-0 was considered earlier; 11... cd4 12.cdS is not appropriate; l l ...lt:Jd4 12.0- 0 W'c2 13.W'a3 is quite dangerous for Black, e.g. 13 ... ~e7 14.!lbl f6 15.!lb7 fg5 16.'&1a6i etc; and we will let the computer
Morozevich analyze "empty" moves like 11...a6] 12 ..§.bl This is a real possibility but a complex one. [On the other hand 12.0-0 cd4 (12 ... Ci:Jb4 transposes to the line with 11...Ci:Jb4) 13 ..§.bl ~c3 14.W/e2 d3 15.W/el 0-0-0 (15 ... Ci:Ja5
16.cd5 Ci:Jd5 17.W/e4 W/c7 18 ..§.fcli; 15 ...Wla5 16..§.b7 W/a6 17.W/bl dc4 18 ..§.cl Ci:Jd5 19 ..§.c4 /6 20.e/6 gf6 21 ..§.b3! fg5 22.W/dJ_,,) 16 ..§.b3 W/a5 17.W/bl .§.d7 18 ..§.cl makes it easier to play for White, since he has full compensation.] 12... lt:\b4 [Taking on a2 is dangerous even with an extra tempo: 12 ... W/a2 13.0-0 cd4 14 ..§.b7->]
a5 and the emerging position is very much like the one previously analyzed, but here, because of the extra tempi, the computer confidently draws zeros on the screen. In my opinion, the assessment of the position has not changed and White will still deliver mate 23.W/f4±; 15 ... j,cS 16.cdS ed5 (16 ...W/d5 17 ..§.fdl W/d3 18.W/d3 Ci:Jd3 19.Ci:Je4±) 17 ..§.fcl W/a6 (17 ... j,b6 18 ..§.b4 Ci:Jb4 19.W/b5 Ci:Jc6 20 ..§.c6 0-0 21 ..§.cl±) 18.W/a6 Ci:Ja6 19 ..§.b7± the ending is favourable for White, as can be confirmed by going a little further: 19 ... Ci:Jd8 20.~d8 .§.d8 21.Ci:Jb3 j,b6 22.Ci:JgS 0-0 23.e6 fe6 24.Ci:Je6 .§.b8 25 ..§.g7 c;!?h8 26 ..§.gS±]
13.W/e2 W/a2 [13 ... W/a3 14.0-0 Ci:Jec6 15.cd5 ed5 16..§.b4! W/b4 17 ..§.bl W/a4 18 ..§.b7 .§.b8 19 ..§.c7±] 14.0-0 Black has two moves: 14... lt:\ec6 [The main direction, whereas the other line 14 ... dc4 15.dc5 Ci:Jed5 16 ..§.fcl .§.c8 17 ..§.c4 j,c5 18 ..§.bb4 Ci:Jb4 19 ..§.b4 ~b4 20.W/b5 c;!?f8 21.W/b4 c;!?g8 22.W/b7 brings us forcibly to a very difficult position for Black.] 15.dc5 And now:
16..§.fcl!! A paradoxical move, initiating a veiled queen hunt, or activation of the knight on d2, depending on Black's choice. 16•.. j,c5 17.W/dl! Another quiet move. In my analyses, I failed to find a defence for Black, because ...
15 ... d4 This is a logical desire to keep the position as closed as possible. And there is no simple refutation: 15 ... dc4 16..§.fcl ii.cs 17 ..§.c4 b6 18 ..§.bb4 Ci:Jb4 19..§.cS bc5 20.W/bS c;!?f8 21.W/cS c;!?g8 22.W/b4
17•.. b6 [With 17 ... W/a5 18.lt:\e4 W/b6 Black plans to "gain a foothold" with ... a7-a5 and at the same time remove his queen from the danger zone. This position is perfect for any tactics workbook: White to move and win. The solution is very elegant: 19.W/a4 0-0 (19 ... a5 20.W/b5+-) 20.W/dl!! After forcing his opponent to castle, White will now simply mate the lone black king.] 18•.§.al W/b2 19.Ci:Je4 d3 20.j,d2 points to an obvious advantage for White. Thus we see that l 1...Ci:Jge7 leaves White with a serious initiative. 27
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Line B2: l l...tbb4 The second sensible alternative, leading to very concrete play, is:
ll ...tbb4 12. ~e2
12 ...cd4 A basic and again "human" move. [The check 12 ... lt::lc2 is not too successful : 13.@fl tba3 14.cdS eds lS.dcS ~bS 16.tbb3 ~e2 17.@e2 with a clearly better endgame; 12 ... lt::la2 is an obvious computer move, then 13.cdS lbc3 14.'t\fd3 eds (14 ...lbdl 15.de6±) 1S.e6 f6 16.0- 0 tbd l 17 ..§.dl tbe7 18.dcS and it will not be easy for Black to survive.]
And, in fact, there are again two(!) directions: 13 ...lba2 and 13 ...d3. 13 ...d3 is quite tempting. [After 13 ...tba2 14 ..§.al ! is the non-trivial continuation. (The straightforward 14.cd5 tbc3 15.~d3 is met by 15 ...~b5! 16.'f/b5 tbb5 17.d6 f6+.)
A) 14 ... .§.c8 IS ..§.tbl lbc3 16..§.b2 tbe2 17.@fl lbc3 (17 ... d3 18.cd5 ed5 19..§.b?;f;.; 17...dc4 18..§.b7±) 18 ..§.b7 f6 19.i.f4 and Black faces an uneasy defence; B) 14... tbe7 lS ..§.tbl lbc3 16..§.b2 ll)e2 17.@fl d3 18..§.b7 Here we can sum up: White retains the initiative and can in fact play on without any risk. But tactical fireworks are also in the air here: 18 ...a6 19..§.a3 ll)c6 20 ..§.d3 tbcl 21.cdS tbd8 22.d6 f6 23.ef6 gf6 24 ..§.c7! tbd3 2S.tbe4!± This variation is of course quite spectacular in its own way.]
13.0-0
14.'fUe3
Once more we have reached a crossroads.
This is one of the key positions, the evaluation
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Morozevich of which affects that of the entire plan ... 4::\c6b4. Don't be surprised since Black again has only two(!) moves: 14 ... 4::\e7 and 14 ... ~a3.
14 ... ~a3 [14 ... 4::\e7
(Not
14 ... tt:Jh6
15.cd5
4:\d5
16.~d3i; or 14 ... b6 15.cd5 J..c5 16.~f4
ti)d5 17.~a4 ~j8 18.4:\e4~) 15.'fJ.bl l/!Ua3 16.4::\d4 (16."iJ.b3 ~a2) ~a4 (16 ... a6 17.~h3) 17.~h3 a6 18.'fJ.b3 4::\c2 (or 18 ...'fJ.cB 19."iJ.jbl 4:\c2 20.4:\e6 fe6 21.cd5 ti)d4 22.'fJ.b4±) The position reached is quite irrational, but the feeling of danger never leaves Black, e.g. 19.4::\e6 (also possible is 19.~d3oo) fe6 20."iJ.b7 4::\d4 21.~d3 4::\df5 22.~bl "iJ.c8 23."iJ.cl~] The computer confidently shows its preference for ... ~a3. No matter how hard we look, it seems White only has a choice between two moves: 15 ..§.bl is the most serious attempt to continue the struggle. [15.cd5 4::\d5 when there are two branches:
15... 4::\h6 For the first time, Black has a wide range of possibilities, and only deeper analysis and games from tournament practice can help to give us an accurate verdict. However, here are some "outlines": [15 ... b6 16.cd5 4::\d5 17.~e4 ~a6 18.4::\c4 J..c5 19.~d31; 15 ... ~a6 16.a3 4::\c2 (16 ... ~a3 17.~d4! and then achieving a good position by following the first line.) 17.~d3 4::\a3 18.'fJ.bcl! (Very calm and seasoned play.) 4::\e7 19.~b3 dc4 20.4::\c4 4::\c4 21.'fJ.c4 Though it might seem Black has solved his basic problems, in fact he should resign; 15 ... 'fJ.c8 16."iJ.b3 ~a2 17.cd5 4::\d5 18.~d3 ~a6 19.~bl The queen returns to her own camp and in the right hands becomes a very formidable force!; 15 ... 4::\e7 16.4::\e4 4::\ec6 17 ."iJ.fe l with good compensation and tangible pressure.] 16.J..h6 gh6 17."iJ.b3 ~a2 18.cd5 4::\d5 19.~d3 ~a6 20.~bl b6 21.4::\e4
A) 16.~d4 J..c5 17.~c4 'fJ.c8 18.~b5 'IJ.c6 19.~b7 (19.4:\e4 4:\ge7 20.~b7 0-0) ~a6 20.'fJ.bl ~b7 21..§.b7 f6 22.4::\e4 fg5 23.'fJ.cl after which the computer is decisive in assessing the game a draw in all lines; B) 16.~e4 gives Black more chances to err.
16 ... ~a6 (16 .. .'fJ.c8 17.4:\c4 ~a6 18.'fJ.cl .§.c7 19.~d3 J..c5 20."iJ.fdl) 17.4::\c4 J..c5 18.'fJ.d3 4::\ge7 when despite various attempts 19 ..!e7, 19.'fJ.fdl, 19.4::\d6 etc. Black can defend successfully as White hasn't made any significant progress.]
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Morozevich Black's position. After this, our delving into the plan with ...tZ:lc6-b4 can be considered complete. White does not have any reason to be downhearted and has enough resources to look for improvements and other tricks.
Line C: 10...ll\e7 10...tZ:le7 The second main direction (if we exclude Line A: IO ...W'd4). And White, well, you already know - has two moves:
Iagain there are two moves for Black:
16.~c3 llld5 17.tZ:le6! fe6 19.tZ:le3 and White has a dangerous attack; A2) 15 ...tZ:ld4 is a more reliable way. 16.W'd4 b6 and here White either opts for the position with a queen: 17 .tZ:lb6 ab6 18.'fJ.al J,c5 19.'fJ.a2 'fJ.a2 20 .~c4 'fJ.a5 which is conceptually drawish, or looks for more after 17.~e4 or 17.W'd3.
Al) 15 ...tZ:ldb4 18.~d3 ~d7
B) 12 ...bS?! is, generally speaking, a typical blow, but here I find it inappropriate. 13.Ae7 (13.'S.bl is also good.) Ae7 (13 ... bc4 14.lLJc4 dc4 15.W!ie4 'i1,.c8 16.Ag5!? Ae7 17.d5± ) 14.cdS ed5 15.'fJ.bl c4 16.W!le3 '@la3 17.'fJ.bS± ;
C) 12 ... ll\d4 13.cdS tZ:ld5 14.tZ:ld4 cd4 15.tZ:le4 ~b6 16.'fJ.bl ~a6 17.~d4 b6 18.'fJ.fel ! A classic preparatory move. White's initiative is now serious. Thus, in general, 1I .ll\e2 has a right to exist, but does not bring any special dividends for White.]
11.tZ:lgt3 [ 1l.tZ:le2 (After 10... tZ:ic6 we didn't like l l .ll\e2 because of 1l ...tZ:lb4, but here Black has no such resource.) tZ:lbc6 In the computer' s opinion - this is the only move! 12.0-0
A) 12 ...cd4 13.cdS (13.'fJ.bJ is another line for analyses. White takes greater risks with less predictable consequences. Due to limitations of space and time, let's leave this move for self-study.) llld5 14.ll\c4 ~a2 15.tZ:ld4 and 30
11 ...cd4 [We will consider the wild 11 ... bS separately. With Black's knight on e7, White has to be constantly ready for these kinds of surprises. (After JI. ..lLJbc6, with some transpositions, we obtain the same position that has been previously analyzed under the move order IO ...tZ:lc6 11.tZ:lgD tZ:lge7)
A) It is very tempting to meet Black' s push of the b-pawn with 12.tZ:le4!? but objectively after 12 ...tZ:lfS! 13.cdS c4 14.W'e2 (if 14.'fJ.bl then, of course, comes the obvious 14... ~b4) ~e2 15.~e2 ed5 16.tZ:lc3 the endgame is quite unclear;
Morozevich B) 12.cb5 c4 13.Bbl Y/fla2 is very adventurous. (However after 13 ... Yf!lb5 14.'il..b5 cd3 15.0-0 tfjd7 16.'fl.cl±; or 13 ... cd3 14.'fl.b2 tfjd7 15.'fl.b3 or 15.0-0 and White has a slight advantage in the endgame.) 14.Y/flc3 and although the position, of course, is dead equal, if you are not a computer there is no need to play like this as Black.]
If 16... Bd8 then 17.Bbl etc. But, perhaps, after some serious analyses, Black will be able to find the exact path to equality. We have delved quite deeply into 10.Bdl. The result of our study is obvious - this is a serious attempt to fight for an advantage and Black has to reckon with this possibility as much as with 10.'fl.b 1, if not in fact giving it priority.
In his turn, White can opt for:
REWIND 4 Instead of 7 •••@ b6 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 ii.f5 4.h4 h5 5.i.d3 i.d3 6.Y/fld3 e6 7.i.g5
So as not to end this article on a minor note for all Caro-Kann fans, I will suggest an idea for Black at an even earlier stage in the position after 7.i.g5, instead of the "principled" 7 ... Y/flb6 (7 ... Y/fla5 belongs to the same category), Black can try: 7 ... Y/fld7 12.Cfjd4 [Now, as an alternative after 12.0-0 lZJbc6 13.Bbl, play goes into the variation described previously, where Black restricted White's choice, avoiding the variation with 12..§b 1 rather than 12.0-0. There's not much in it, but enough ... ] 12...Cfjbc6 13.Cfjc6 bc6 [13 ... Cfjc6 14.0-0 d4 15.Cfje4i] 14.0-0 Y/fle5 15 ..§.fel Y/flc7 16.CfjfJ
This is quite a strange position, which generally speaking is easier to play with White.
Even though this move is slightly passive, it has sound positional justification: Black prepares his standard play (C[je7-f5, c7-c5, Cfjc6, etc.) while the queen, now protecting her king, is not subject to attack by White's pieces (i.e. when Black's queen is placed on c7, she gets hit by Cfjb5). In a word, the queen avoids the need to perform acrobatic stunts in the white camp and respects her monarch by knowing very well where her true place is. Here is an approximate idea of what the battle might be like: 31
Morozevich 8.l2Jt3 cS 9.dcS [9.c4 cd4; 9.0- 0 cd4 10.l2Jd4 l2Jc6= ] 9...lL\a6 [Weaker is 9 ...Ac5 10.c4 l2Jc6 11.0- 0 l2Jge7 12.l2Jc3±]
10.0- 0 llJcS
ll.~e2
ENCYCLOPEDIA of chess endings
bS!? and after...
12 ..§dJ .§c8 [ 12 ...a6; 12 ...l2Je7]
ECE I PAWN ENDINGS
... and a quite fascinating and obscure struggle lies ahead.
CONCLUSION
• ECE II
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ECE II
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ENCYCLOPEDIA of chess endings
Let's summarize. Revived at high level by GM Ivan Saric, the variation devised by master Igor Dmitriev is still alive and kicking. Despite being armed with a powerful computer and the experienced mind of an elite GM, we are still far from any final verdict. So go ahead, all you chess filibusters and don' t get confused by all those pawns! Morozevich
ECE II ROOK ENDINGS
ECE I
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A Guide to the Tromso Olympiad
WHERE GREAT MINDS MEET It' s Olympic Gold for Chinese men ancl Russian women!
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ith participants from over 172 countries, the atmosphere at the 4151 Chess Olympiad might in some ways have been likened to a bazaar! But this huge biennial gathering has a serious purpose: to determine which are the strongest chess teams on the planet. Equally it is designed to bring together chess players from all over the world in one place at one time and in a spirit of friendly rivalry. Together with the world championships it is the chess world's most important shop window and in 2014, appropriately enough, this prestigious event was held in the homeland of the current world champion Magnus Carlsen. Staging the Olympiad turned out to be a costly affair for Norway and it required many administrative and organizational skills to bring all the teams to the Olympiad's most northerly venue in its history, Tromso, 350 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. In the first half of August this harbour city seemed to have been taken over by chess players in their various functions as team members, coaches, officials, arbiters, media personnel and visiting chess fans. In addition to staging the men's and women's tournaments, it is here that FIDE convenes its congress, where decisions are made on future chess policies and initiatives.
China celebrates the 'Year of the Horse· - which was the year of their Olympic debut 1n 1978 and also the year of their gold medal victory 1n 2014!
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Chess Olympiad 2014 Whilst the Olympiad is in progress, back home chess fans read newspaper and online reports on their national team's performances and any other eventful happenings. Later, national chess magazines are able to provide more detailed round by round reports on the achievements of their respective teams and highlights from games played by other famous names. However, with such a huge sporting event, only a tiny percentage of games find their way into publications in the wider world.
Of course Chess Informant too suffers from the same limitations. Nevertheless, we do aim to provide the reader with viewpoints and analysis which have not been published before, whether on the internet, in newspapers or magazines or any other media. Before presenting our selection of annotated games from the Olympiad, we give some interesting facts and figures and an outline of what you can expect from our contributors.
TROMS0 (ol), VIII 2014 (177 teams, 11 rounds) I. China 19*/422.5**/3 1.5*** [Wang Yue 419, Ding Liren 7Y2/l0, Yu Vangyi 9Yi/ll, Ni Hua 6Yi/9, Wei Yi 4/5], 2. Hungary 17/372.0/29.0 [P. Leko 5110, Cs. Balogh 7/9, Z. Almasi 7/10, R. Rapport 5Yi/9, Ju. Polgar 4Yi/6], 3. India 17/371.5/30.5 [P. Negi 6Yi/10, S. P. Sethuraman 7Yi/10, Sasikiran 7Yi/10, Adhiban 7/11, B. Lalith 2/3] TROMS0 (ol) - Women, VIII 2014 (136 teams, 11 rounds) I. Russia20*/420.5**/32.0*** [Lagno6/l0, Gunina 8/10, A. Kosteniuk 7Yi/9, 0. Girya 5/8, Pogonina 5Yi/7], 2. China 18/406.0/32.5 [Hou Yifan 7/9, Ju Wenjun 8/11, Zhao Xue 517, Tan Zhongyi 6/9, Guo Qi 6Yi/8], 3. Ukraine 18/383.0/28.5 [A. Muzychuk 6/10, M. Muzychuk 6/10,Ushenina 5Yi/9, N . Zhukova 7\/i/10, I. Gaponenko 3Y2/5]
*Matchpoints (2 for wins, 1for draws, 0for losses)/** Buchholz Tie-Breaks/*** Game-points 34
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Cold Statistics In the open section China won its first ever gold medal and in the women's section Russia won for the third time in a row. A record number of teams participated in both competitions: 177 in the open and 136 in the women's section. In the open section, six teams had a rating average of 2700 or higher (in this order: Russia, Ukraine, France, Armenia, Hungary and the United States of America) - China had "only" an average Elo of 2699. In the women's section three teams had a rating average higher than 2500, namely Russia, China and Ukraine. In the open section 11 players managed to achieve a tournament performance rating of 2800 or higher: I. Yu Yangyi (China) 2912, 2. Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria) 2872, 3. Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son (Vietnam) 2843, 4. Csaba Balogh (Hungary) 2839, 5. Michael Adams (England) 2839, 6. Anish Giri (Netherlands) 2836, 7. Shakhriyar Mamedyarov (Azerbaijan) 2833 , 8. Samuel Shankland (USA) 2831, 9. Ding Liren (China) 2831 , 10. Dmitry Svetushkin (Moldovia) 2809 and 11. Alexei Shirov (Latvia) 2800.
YOUNG CHINESE ASCEND TO THE THRONll Representing one's country is regarded as a great honour by every O lympiad participant. And team spirit, chemistry, motivation and momentum sometimes seem to be more important factors in practical play than anything put down 'on paper'. In fact it was precisely good team spirrt that the Chinese players emphasized after winning gold in the open section. It was a fully deserved victory for a team representing the world's most populous nation, the more so that they did not lose a single match (with three draws against Russia, the Netherlands and Ukraine) and lost only I(!) out of 44 games they played in Tromso (Wang Yue against Peter Leko in the 3rd Round). There were some questions before the event about the absence of three of the top five Chinese players: Wang Hao, Li Chao and Bu Xiangzhi. However, it turned out that Wang Yue, Liren Ding, Yu Yangyi, Ni Hua and Wei Yi were not only China's best players, but also the world's best!
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In the women's section 6 players achieved a tournament performance rating of over 2600: I. Nana Dzagnidze (Georgia) 2719, 2. Hou Yifan (China) 2671, 3. Pia Cramling (Sweden) 2659, 4. Valentia Gunina (Russia) 2651, 5. Aleksandra Kosteniuk (Russia) 2639 and 6. Batkhuyag Munguntuul (Mongolia) 2638. In the open section 6 players gained more than 100 rating points: I. Andreas Kelires (Cyprus)
+ 164, 2. Ho Jei-Chen (Chinese Taipei) + 157, 3. Lee Jun Hyeok (Korea) + 138, 4. Greenidge Ronuel (Guyana) + 123, 5. Garcia Ricardo Nca (Nicaragua) + 118 and 6. Luxama Jacques Muller (Haiti) + 113. In the women's section 5 players gained more than 100 rating points: Tshepang Tlale (South Africa) + 142, Flor Apaza (Peru) + 126, Noela-Jocye Lomandong (Monaco) + 124, 35
Chess Olympiad 20 14 Jamie Farrugia (Malta) Perez (Paraguay) + 108.
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The Gaprindashvili Cup, for the team with the highest sum total of combined open and women's team performances, brought the following top five result (i.e. the combined total of men's and women's team points): I. China 37, 2. Russia 37, 3. Ukraine 34, 4. Armenia 33, 5. India 32.
Amonatov (Tajikistan) (TPR 2701, board 1), 2. Tarvo Seeman (Estonia) (TPR 2610, board 2) and 3. Yu Yangyi (China) (TPR 2913 , board 3). In the women's section the most points, 10 from 11, were collected by Pia Cramling (Sweden) (TPR 2659, board 1) ahead of Deysi Cori (Peru) (TPR 2444, board l) and Ellinor Frisk (Sweden) (TPR 2432, board 3) both with 9Y2 points from 11 games.
The highest score of9Y2 points from II games were scored in the open section by l. Farrukh
SILVER FOR JUDIT'S GOODBYE The Hungarian team performed in very compact and solid fashion. T hey only lost narrowly against China, but managed to score 7 wins and 3 draws, eventually finishing runners-up. judit Polgar's 4/4 start was yet another confirmation of the effectiveness of her play. The day before announcing her retirement from competitive play, judit lost her last official game to Sam Shankland (USA) and fin ished with 4 Y2/6 which was a result in line with her rating. In the last 3 rounds, she was "on the bench" , but the team did not lose any more games and two convincing 3: I wins over Israel and Romania and four draws in the last round vs Ukraine, secured them the silver medal.
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BRONZE MEDAL WITHOUT ANAND The Indian team, without Anand and Harikrishna, was not considered to be a serious medal candidate. Taking a closer look at their opponents in the Olympiad, one might easily come to the conclusion that somehow they managed to 'avoid' some stronger teams. But consider this: India only suffered 2 losses out of 44 games and they scored crucial wins in the penultimate and final rounds against Germany and Uzbekistan respectively, which brought them the bronze medal, just half a point behind Hungary on tie-break.
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We have seen perhaps the shortest ever decisive Olympic game (4th round of the Women's event, Zimbabwe - Togo, I .e4g5 2.d4f6 3.~hS#). Filipino GM Eugenio Torrewasappearingforthe 22nd(!) time in an Olympiad, which is an all-time record. On the other hand, Bhutan was making its debut...
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Chess Olympiad 2014 The Personal Touch So much for the cold statistics. But to experience the thrills and spills of an Olympiad it is necessary to play through games annotated by the players themselves or their team members or other interested grandmasters. This will bring out not only the technical accuracy, brilliance or otherwise of this or that move, but also explain the personal circumstances of a particular team or individual player. For this Midnight Sun edition we have gathered together a team of chess writers who can bring out the hidden emotions and attitudes of the players, as well as the reasoning behind their moves. It was Asia who made the biggest impact at this Olympiad by winning half of the team medals and Filipino GM Julio Sadorra brings to our attention some key games by players from China, India, Vietnam, Indonesia and indeed his own country (by showing his encounter with chess legend Vassily Ivanchuk). Success is sweet and Julio's five is a personification of the major progress chess has made throughout Asia in recent years. Europe, the stronghold of chess tradition, is covered by Lithuanian GM Sarunas Sulskis. In Tromso our contributing grandmaster from Kaunas represented his Baltic country on Board I, and from this standpoint he notes some deterioration in the European chess landscape, namely the disappointing perfonnances of previous gold medal winning teams from Russia (whose last victory was back in 2002) and Annenia (winners of 3 out of 4 Olympiads between 2006 and 2012). On a more upbeat note he analyses fine games played by European players from Annenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Czech Republic and Hungary. Further selections of games played by European grandmasters, including world champions Magnus Carlsen and Vladimir K.rarnnik, are annotated by GM Emanuel Berg (Sweden), GM ~ikola Sedlak (Serbia) and GM Aleksandar Colovic (Macedonia). Crossing the Atlantic we are able to present two different perspectives - from both the coach and the best performing player ofthe USA team. Former chess prodigy and now World No. I2 GM Wesley So, while awaiting ratification of his official transfer from the Philippines to the United States Chess Federation,
Russia's Golden Girls Win for the third time on a raw./ Photo by Anastasya Karlovich
served as coach for the US team - and also as round by round reporter for Chess Informant! In addition, the Americans had their own home-grown hero in GM Samuel Shankland who tells the inside story of how he made the highest percentage score of the Olympiad after starting with seven straight wins! Moving in a southerly direction on the American continent, our regular contributor Brazilian GM Rafael Leitao annotates four games from the Olympiad to illustrate the strength of chess players from Brazil, Argentina and Peru. Last but not least, Africa is represented by Egyptian GM Bassem Amin who provides an accurate analysis of one of his wins which enabled him to achieve the high score of 8Y2 points out of I I on Board 1 for his country. Harald FIETZ 37
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HOW I STRUCK GOLD IN TROMSO! After winning his first seven(!) games, Sam Shankland suddenly found himself the centre of attention in Tromso. At the end of the tournament his fi nal score of 9 points from I 0 games, the highest percentage of all the players in the Olympiad, w as rew arded with a gold medal for best performance on board 5.
GM Sam Shankland Board 5 of the USA team at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014
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he Tromso Chess Olympiad turned out to be a dream come true for me. I had only barely qualified to make the team, and there was even some drama over whether or not I would receive the coveted fifth place. Though I was looking forward to making my Olympiad debut, I had no particular expectations, as my previous two results had been quite poor. First round games have always been a nightmare for me, but I managed to get through this one without any major problems. However the same cannot be said of round two, where my opponent played a viciously aggressive game and I had to defend very precisely to hold everything together:
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By GM Sam Shankland
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864 SHANKLAND 2624 MARTINEZ ROMERO 2392 Tromso (ol) 20 74 1.e4 cs 2.tLlf3 d6 3.d4 cd4 4.tLld4 ltJf6 S.4Jc3 lLJc6 6. ~ gS e6 7.~d2 ~ e7 [Already I was out of my specific preparation for this game - my opponent had only previously p layed 6 ... i.d7 and 6 ... e6 7 . ~d2 a6.] 8.0-0-0 o-o 9.f4 h6 10..th4 es Here I seemed to recall that l I .tLif3 was best, but it was sharp and I couldn't remember any details. As it turned out I did not even have this position in my file.
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• Rating: 2624 • Pe ak rating: 2634 • Title: Grandmaster since 201 1 11.ltJfS At this point I realized I was about to get involved in a wildly complicated game. From now on there is very little to explain that cannot be conveyed by a computer, but accepting our barbaric tendencies and playing chess in the style of cavemen can feel particularly rewarding when it ends in success. [I 1.tLlc6 bc6 12.feS de5 13.~d8 .§d8 14..§d8 A d8 15.i.c4 looked a bit vegetarian to me during the game. The engine likes White by a small margin but even with this reassurance I
Shankland believe Black is pretty much okay. Also after 11 .QJD Black has no shortage of equalizing moves: e.g. I I ...lf)e4 12 ..ie7 Qjd2 13.Ad8 lllfl 14.!!hfl !!d8 15.fe5 de5 16.!!dS QJd8 l7.QJe5 i.e6= , or l l ...ef4 and if 12.~f4? g5 13.QJg5 hg5 14. ~g5 Wh7+]
the g4 pawn is not something that Black should want to grab, for example: 15 ... h5 16.h3 ~c5 17.Ad3 tt:Jf2 18.f6 or 15 ...lf)f6 16.'>M#d6] 14.'>M#f4 d515.g5!N [ 1 5.~b I Suetin - Krogius, USSR (ch) 1967 - 3/454] hgS 16.i.gS
JJ....if5 12.efS 't/Ua5 13.g4!? Immediately going for the throat.
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13...ef4?! [I was most concerned about 13 ...lf)e4! 14.QJe4 ~a2. I noticed that here I could choose between 15.'t/Ud5 with an unbalanced but approximately equal endgame, or try my luck with 15.'t/Uel or 15.'t/Uc3: A) Regrettably it seems 15.'t/Ud5 is the more prudent choice since after 15 ...~d5 16.!!d5 .ih4 17.fe5 de5 18.c3 White should be fine despite the pawn minus, but definitely not better; B) Upon 15.~c3 things can go badly wrong for White, e.g. 15 ...Ah4 16.Ac4 W'al 17. ~d2 W'a4; C) The same goes for 15.W'el? i.h4 16.~h4 lllb4 17.~el ~al l8.~d2 ~b2 19.i.d3 !!ac8. On the other hand, the alternative for Black, 13 ...lf)g4?, is far too optimistic since after 14.i.e7 QJe7 15.!!gl+- it is quite clear that
The Chess Olympiad, held every two years, is primarily regarded as ateam event, designed to determine the world's strongest chess playing countries. However, within each of these competing teams there is also the potential for remarkable individual performances. In Tromso, for example, 20 year old Yu Yangyi registered the Olympiad's highest tournament performance rating of2912, scoring 9Y2/l I on board 3 for China, which played a major role in securing the gold medal for his country. But also less successful teams can have a player whose result is simply outstanding. Such was the case with Sam Shankland, making his debut for the USA and yet claiming the highest percentage of all the participants in the Olympiad. His 9 points from I 0 games included a win against the legendary judit Polgar, key player for silver medal winners Hungary but who announced her shock early retirement from competitive chess the next day. In this exclusive report for Chess Informant, Sam tells of the highs and lows he experienced and the good and bad moves he played on his trip to Europe - and of course his own story.. .
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Sharikland 16... d4 Of course this move is crying out to be played. Now the fun stuff begins. [16 ... lbh5? does not work because after 17.~h4 i..g5 l8.~g5 d4 l9.lbe4! ~a2 20.J..d3!+- Black is not able to create any meaningful counterplay and is left material down and at risk of being checkmated in short order.] 17.i..f6 i..f6 [After 17 ... dc3 18.i..c3 White is pretty much winning, although the engine suggests 18.i..g7 as being even more forceful.] 18.lbe4 i..e5 Played immediately. [I suspect my opponent missed that after 19.~g5! he does not have f6 available. But also 18 ... ~e5 19.lbf6 ~f6 20 ..§.gl;;!;; looked very pleasant to me.]
25.~h6
gh6 26.i..g2 and though Black has been able to exchange the queens, he will likely lose the d4 pawn. White should then have excellent winning chances in the rook ending; 19 ... ~d8? is a natural attempt to stop f5f6, but imagination comes into play... 20.f6! (Anyway!) i..f6 21.lbf6 ~f6 22.~f6 gf6 23 ..§.gl @h7 24 ..§.d3 Who needs queens to deliver checkmate?; 19 ... f6? 20.J..c4; 19 ... d3? 20.f6 J..b2 21.@b2 ~b4 22.@al It is quite convenient that I have the c3 square under control. 22 ... ~d4 23.c3; 19 ....§.ac8 should transpose to the game.] 20.f6! Even though White is winning, I have to be very careful. [20.a3 stops all threats, but it also gives Black the chance to prevent f5-f6 by 20 ... lbd5= (20 ... ~c7 is met by 21 ..§.d2)]
19.~gS!
[f5-f6 is coming, but Black is not without counterplay.]
20 ... i..f4 [Upon 20 ... g6? 21.i..c4! clogs the c-file with tempo and threatens ~g6+] 21.~f4
.§.ac8 22.i..d3 [22 ..§.d2 ! was also strong, and possibly simpler. Then 22 ... ~a4 (22 ... ~a2 23.@dl) 23 ..§.gl .§.c2 24.@dl .§.cl 25.@cl .§.c8 26.lbc3. Computers are fearless!]
19... lbb4! Black decides to roll the dice instead of suffering in an ending a pawn down. [19 ... ~c7 was the other serious try. While it is objectively a stronger move, it leads to a really miserable and quite simple position, whereas the game continuation is the fighter's way of resisting. After the queen move 20 ..§.d2! is necessary so that ... lbb4 does not come with tempo, and then 20 ... i..f4 (20 ... lbb4? 21 f6) 21.lbf6 @h8 22.~h5 i..h6 23.lbg4± leaves Black with major problems concerning his king. For example: 23 ... ~f4 24.lbh6 ~h6
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T 22 ... ~a4! The most challenging. [If 22 ... .§.c2 23.J..c2 .§.c8: A) 24.a3 .§.c2 25.@bl ~d5 26.ab4 ~b3 27.~cl+- is what I planned during the game;
Shankland B) But not 24.a'.d4? a'.c2 25.@dl ~h5! Oops!;
C) 24.lt:\c3 is assessed by the computer as +9.00.
22 ... ~a2
23.~gS+-;
22 ... lt:Jc2 23.J..c2 ~a2 24.~gS a'.c2 25.@c2 .§c8 26.@d2 ~b2 27.@el+-] 23.~f2?!
This was my idea when I played 20.f6. It should be winning but White had a better solution: [23.c3 ! It is ironic that I did not even consider this move, although I did look at 23.lt:'ic3, which is a far less sensible way to clog the c-file. Then 23 ... dc3 24. ~g5 ! lt:Jd3 25 ..§d3 cb2 26.@d2 and the king survives after 26 ... .§.c2 27.@e3 Be2 28.@e2 ~e4 29.@f2;
25.a'.d2 [It is very unfortunate that 25.lt:\c3? does not work. True, after 25 ... Bc3! 26.bc3 't\fa3 27.@d2 (27.@bl 't\Va2 28.@cl 't\Va3) 't\Vc3 28.@e2 't\fc2 29.@£3 (if 29.a'.d2 't\Ve4 winning the hl rook) I would have managed to escape from the queenside with a massive material advantage and with Black running out of attacking pieces ... but somehow it is a draw anyway! 29 ... 't\ffS 30.@g2 't\fg4 31.'t\fg3 't\fe2 32.@h3 't\fh5 33.'t\fh4 iff3 34.'t\f g3 't\fh5 35.@g2 't\fe2 36.'t\ff2 't\f g4 and Black has a perpetual as I can never move my king to the back rank because of the hanging rook on dl.] 25 ... 't\fa2 26.@dl 't\fal 27.@e2 't\fhl 28.'t\fg3 g6 29 ...td3
I noticed23.'t\fd2? was wrong as after 23 ... Bc2 24 ..tc2 a'.c8 White needs the d2 square for his rook, and 25.lt:\c3 leads nowhere: 25 ... a'.c3! (25 ...dc3 26.'t\VdB) 26.bc3 (26.'t\Vc3 lba2! and I lose the queen with check.) 't\fa3 27.@bl ~a2=;
Regrettably 23.lt:\c3? dc3 24.'t\fgS does not work. All I need is one move to give mate, but of course Black will not oblige: after 24 ... cb2 25.@d2 !1c2 26.@e3 a'.e8 the engine claims mate in ten moves for Black!] 23 .••a'.c2! More wood on the fire. 24..tc2 a'.c8
While thinking over my 2Qth move I did not see anything special here for my opponent, although my exposed king was definitely unsettling! 29 ••• lt:Jd3 [29 ... lt:\a2 30.@f2! (30.'JJ!i/4 'JJ!ig2) lt:\cl 31.'t\ff4] 30.@d3 [30.'t\fd3? !1e8] 30 ••. a'.d8 Not the most practically challenging move, in my opinion, but by this point we were both getting pretty short of time. [30 ... 't\fcl ! was best, though it should still be insufficient after 31.lt:\d6! 'JJ!ifl 32.@d4 'JJ!if6 33.'JJ!ieS 'JJ!ih4 34.@e3. Nevertheless I admit that Black still has some drawing chances after 34 ... Bc7] 31.'t\ff4 b5 32.lt:\g3 't\fc6 33.@e2 [33.Bc2? 't\fd5! and with 't\fb3 and d3 coming, 41
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it is suddenly much less clear: 34.~h6 ~f3! 35.Wd2 ~f6]
computer confirms that White was in control the whole time! After this game, I got a day off. As it happened, this was to be the only match I sat out. Our Dutch counterparts proved to be worthy adversaries, and dealt us a nasty defeat, culminating in an excellent transition to a pawn ending by Robin Van Kampen, after he had pressed for a long time with his bishop pair:
C67 VAN KAMPEN 2638 AKOBIAN 2653 33...!id6? [33 ...!ie8 was the last practical chance. Although White should still win after 34.Wf2 !ie6 35.~d4 (not 35.lD/5? g/5! and there is no mate after 36.~g5 Wf8 37.~g7 We8 38.~g8 Wd7 39.~j7 Wc8) !if6 36.Wgl there is still work to be done.] 34.lDe4 !ie6 35.S d4 37.tDc3 l :0
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While I'm sure Captain Donaldson had his fair share of heart palpitations while watching my king walk all over the board, even if the
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Shankland 64•.tb6! cb6 65.©e3! Black is about to find himself in a deadly zugzwang position.
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Tromso {ol) 2014 Moves 1-43 - Page 27. by Wesley So
6S....te4 [After 65 ... bS 66.©d4 i.e4 67.©e4 e4 r:J;;g7 [66... t7 67.fS b5 68.b4+-] 67.fS © f7 68.© d4 ©e7 69.© c4 ©d7 70.©bS rtic7 71.©a6 1:0 Shankland
44..tf7 I had made my life harder than necessary, but thankfully my technique was good enough this time. 44 ....ib8 45..§a8 c7 46 ..§a6 f4 47.gf4 gf4 48.Wf3 ? .§a3 49.g4 .§c3 I totally missed the idea of ....§c6.
Having been the victims of an upset in round 3, the US team found itself facing off with South Africa in round 4. And they put up a great fight, which included a shock upset when Henry Robert Steel defeated Gata Kamsky. Nevertheless we managed to win 3: l in the end, and my personal score reached 3:0. Next up I faced my highest rated opponent yet, Aman Hambleton of Canada. Although there were some sloppy moments in the middlegame, I finally took control of the position and succeeded in converting my two pawn advantage, in spite of the presence of opposite coloured bishops.
50..§f6 [The computer screams for 50 ..§a8 .§c2 51.f3 .§c3 52.a6 .§a3, but I was unsure I would win with such a bad rook.] 43
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72.i.a4+-] 72.@d2 i.a7 73.i.d3 @d6 74 ..§.b4 .§e7
T 52 ..§fS? [52 ..lib3+-] 52 ... .lia7 [Here Black missed an amazing resource ... 52 ... i.c7! !;;!;; Ridiculous computer! Somehow White is unable to prevent the manoeuvre ... .§.c2-c6-a6, winning the a-pawn.] 53.f3 .§.c3 54.i.dS .lif2 55.a6 .§.a3 56..§f6 .§.a5 57..lie4 @e7 58..§.c6 .§.a4 59.@h3 .§.a3 60.@g2 .lie3 61.@fl .lid4 62.@e2 .§.e3 63.@d2 .§.a3 64.i.d3 Preparing f4. 64 ....lieS 65 ..§.c2 [Now @e2 and i.c4+ followed by .§.a2 is a good plan. At last White's pieces are organized.] 65 ... @d6 66.@e2 i.d4
75.fS [75 ..§.b7? is not to be recommended because of 75 ....§.b7!=] 75 ....lie3 76.@c3 .§.c7 77 ..§c4 .§a7 78 ..§.e4 .§c7 79.i.c4 i.g5 80 ..§e6 @cs 81.f6 i.f4 82 ..§.e7 .§c8 83.ti .lid6 84 ..§eS .§c7 85.f8~ .lif8 86..§f8 @b6 87.@b4 .§c6 88 ..§.bS @a7 89..§.b7 @as 90 ..§.h7 @b8 91..libS .§f6 92.@cS .§.g6 93 ..lic6 1:0 Shankland At this point I was obviously happy with my 4:0 score, but I had no illusions of emulating Bobby Fischer. However, two relatively stress free wins with Black in my next two games helped to inspire confidence in my form, which was most welcome as round 7 was to bring me to a new level of challenge. 6:0 was nice, but I had not played any grandmasters yet...and Judit Polgar is not just any Grandmaster!
E14 SHANKLAND 2624 J. POLGAR 2676 Tromso (of) 20 74
67.f4 Finally! @e7 68 ..§.c6 @d7 69..libS @e7 70 ..§c4 i.b6 71..§.a4 .§e3 [71 ... .§.a4 44
1.d4 lt:'if6 2.c4 e6 3.lt:'if3 .lib4 4.lt:'ibd2 b6 5.a3 .lid2 6.~d2 .lib7 7.e3 a5 8.b3 d6 9 ..lie2 lt:'ibd7 10..lib2 0-0 11.0-0
Shankland [Obviously I was not too happy about ceding the c5 square, but Judit was clearly about to play ... a5-a4 - why else would she choose the f-rook to go to c8? I considered 15.d5!? but it looked a bit too adventurous: 15 ... ed5 16.ll'ih4 ~e6 (16 ... lbe4 17.0{5 ~g5 18.g4!) 17.QJf5 d4!; Also allowing ... a5-a4 did not appeal to me, for example: 15.ll'id2 a4 16.b4 cb4 17.ab4 a3 18.J..c3 e5 19.d5 b5 and White has lost control of the position; 15.J..al Iv. Sokolov 2691 - Macieja 2593, Espana 2005 - 94/403] 15... cd4 16.ll'id4 ll'ic5 17.J..a3 lt:Jfe4! [Tactically justified as 18.f3 fails to 18 ... ~g5] I prefer White in these positions, but Black has always counterplay on the weakened light squares 11 ••• ~e7 A solid move. [Black could try the far less restrained l l...i.{Je4, but it seems not to lead anywhere pleasant. After 12.~c2 f5 Black's obvious intention is to lift the rook to g6 or h6 and deliver checkmate, but White can open the position for his bishops by 13.d5! which generates favourable complications.]
18.QJbS Trying to remain flexible - in some cases I might want to put the bishop on f3. [18.J..fl also deserved attention but not 18.f3?! ~g5! 19.fe4? J..e4-+. Also after 18.J..f3 f5 I thought Black was fine - the well centralized knights are no worse than White's bishop pair.]
12.~c2 [12.b4 had been my choice against Christiansen some years back.]
12... cS I had not prepared this move, although it looks quite natural. I thought I should anticipate the opening of the centre (Black can play ... d6d5 whenever she likes) before going QJd2. 13•.§fdl h6 14..§.acl .§.fc8 18... dS?! I don't like this move. Black would be best advised not to open lines for the white bishops and play instead 18 ... .§.d8. I would still take White if given a choice but objectively the position is probably close to equal. Black must just keep a close watch on any possibilities of f2-f3, followed by e2-e4, which at present still fails to ... ~g5]
15.a4N My first big decision of the game.
19.f3 ll'if6 [Now 19 ... ~g5 can be met by 20.fe4! as Black no longer has ... J..e4. Also 20 ... ~e3 21.~hl ll'ie4 22 ..§.fl+- comes up short for Black. Upon 19 ... ll'id6 20.ll'id6 ~d6 I intended 2 l .cd5;;!; although the computer prefers 21.~b2] 45
Shankland 20.W'b2 es 21.cdS 'bdS 22.e4 tbf4 23.Ac4 Here Black is strategically busted, but her well posted knight on f4 offers potential counterplay against my king. At this point we were already down I :0 in the match and stood worse on the other two boards. This increased the pressure on me still further: I had to convert an objectively good position into a win, whilst under threat of attack by Jud it Polgar...
23 ...E1d8 [The barbaric 23 ... E1c6 caused me some concern during the game. Although after 24.g3 E1g6 25.~h I (25.i..fl ! is the computer's choice.) tbh5 26.~f2 ± White seems to have everything under control, accidents are always waiting to happen ...] 24.~hl?! Losing some of White's advantage. [During the game I was not too sure about my position after 24.g3 ! 'bh3 25.Wg2 ltJg5 26.i.c5 bc5 27.W'c3± I thought then Black could try something like ... E1d4, recapture
with the c-pawn and throw in ... f7-f5 as soon as possible. However the computer just laughs at all this...] 24..•ladl 2S.ladl Jad8 26.~c2 White is still clearly better. 26...E1dJ 27.W'dl ~gs 28.~d2
28...'be4! The best practical choice. Otherwise Black would get run over with no counterplay after a subsequent 'bd6. 29.fe4 i.e4 30.i.fl So I am a piece up for two pawns, but things are not so simple. There are no immediate threats against my king but I am tied down to defence and have to reorganize my pieces without blundering into any tricks. 30 ....tc6 31.~ cl W'g4 32.'bc3 gS [Judit could have tried 32 ... tbh3, aiming to freeze my king and keep moves like ...W'f5 in the air. This move would also set some nice traps, e.g. 33.cudl? ~di!; or 33.lL\d5? i.d5
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Shankland 34.'@'d5 ll)f2=. The best reply would have been 33.'&d8 Wh7 34 ..1e3±] 33."®c2 Wg7 [33 ...ll)h3 was another try.] 34..ie3 Step one completed - the bishop on a3 has been re-routed to e3, where it controls a number of kingside squares and exerts pressure on the b6 pawn. 34...~e6
39..ib6 Things seem to be going well. l
had picked up a pawn and Judit still had no meaningful kingside threats. [I wanted to make 39.ll)e8? work, but could not manage 39 ... <;;t?f8 40 ..ic5 bc5 41.~c5 @e8 42.Ab5 Wd8. During the game it was rather frustrating for me to accept the fact that there is no mate here, and that I am dead lost!] 39...ftJh3 40.W hJ
T 35.\&gl ! I did not need to be asked twice about playing this move. [As soon as Black cannot meet it with ...lLJh3, it should be played. Instead, 35.Ab6? i.g2 would only make White's life more difficult.] 35...A b7 36.ltJbS lL!dS It was a welcome sight to see Judit retreat her queen and knight from g4 and f4 to e6 and d5! 37..if2 ttJf4 38.tt)c7
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Once the time control had been reached I
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Shankiand was confident I would win, and I did in fact manage to convert without too much trouble.
move never even occurred to me - a sign that I was getting tired and my form was slipping.]
40 ... ~f4 41.~c4 ~d2 42.~e2 ~cl 43.lt:Je8 @f844.lt:Jd6 Jld5 45.Jle3 ~bl 46.~d3 ~el 47.~e2 ~bl 48.lt:Jc4 ~b3 49.~d3 ~d3 50.Jld3 lt:Jf4 51.Jlf4 ef4 52.lt:Ja5 t3 53.gt3 Jlt3 54.@gl Jldl 55.Jlb5 @e756.lt:Jc4 Jlt3 57.a5 f6 58.a6 @d8 59.@f2 Jlhl 60.lt:Je3 1 :0 Shankland
30... ~c4
7:0! ! At this point the euphoria had started. I had long since lost track of my rating gains, I had beaten a former top ten player, and had somehow won seven games. After a subsequent draw in round 8, I was jokingly asked by many players how it felt to concede my first half point - and my answer was, "Excellent!". My eighth game was against Liviu Dieter-Nisipeanu, and he came to the board well prepared. I played the Vienna for the first time in my life, hoping to surprise him, but he still knew the theory better than me, despite the fact that he could not have prepared it for this specific game. After defending as best as I could, I allowed him one opportunity to end the game in his favour...
3Uie8 [Now if3l.c7 b4 32.g3 (32.Be8 ~cl=)@g7! Or 3l.g3 b4 (31...h4 32.gh4 ~h4) 32.a'.e8 a'.e8 33.~e8 @g7 34.~d7 b3 35.c7 b2]
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Around here exhaustion was starting to set in.
I played quite poorly in rounds 9-11 (8-10 for
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me), missing tactical resources. While the next game may have looked like a very smooth win, White missed one very nice opportunity to change the course of the game:
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Shankland 23...4Jf6? The one blemish of the game. I thought White was already in big trouble here. [23 ... e4+ is best.] 24.g5? [Both of us completely missed 24.deS! l'Llg4 25.l'Llf4! l'LleS 26.l'Llg6! when suddenly Black will have to play precisely to hold on: 26 ...4Jd3 27.£Lie7 $>d7 28.cufs cubS;:t]
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28.i.a6? [I thought this was winning, but I missed my opponent's later 33 ... Ere2! Correct is 28.lab7±] 28 ..•Era8 29.i.b5 Era2 30.©g3 [If 30.©f3? cueS! And Black should be okay.] 30... fe5 31.i.d7 ed4 32.i.e6 © f8 33.Erb7
White is strategically busted. I find my position aesthetically pleasing with its long chain of seven pawns on light squares, complemented by a dark squared bishop about to take up a beautiful position on c7. 26.J.c2 llle6 27.A c3 'Bh7 28.J.dl 'Bdh8 29.J.el i.d8 30.l'Llg3 l'Llhg7 31.llle2 A c7 32.J.f2 © d7 33.i.el © e7 34.i.f2 cuh5 35.J.et f4 36.ef4 l'Llhf4 37.cuf4 'llf4 38.©gl llld3 39.i.d2 'Bh4 40.'Bh4 Erh4 41.Erf6 lllb2 42.i.e2 Erh2 43.© 0 llld3 44.Ae3 i!hl 45.©g2 Erel 46.J.d3 'Be3 47.J.a6 'Bg3 48.~f2 lag5 0: 1 Shankland To conclude, in the last round I embarked on a faulty sequence that might have cost the US the match:
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33 ...J,;!e2! I overlooked this strong move after which the game should easily be drawn. On other replies Black would have had real problems to solve. [33 ... dc3 (33 ... J.h6 34.cd4+ - ; but 33 ...'Bd2 34.cd4 Erd4 might also have held the position.) 34.Erf7 ©e8 35.J,;!g7 Iaa3 (fortunately the rook is hanging after 35 ...c2 36.'Bc7 d4 37..i.a2) is tricky, but I had nevertheless worked out a win by 36.$>g4 d4 37.fS! c2 38.f6 hS 39.©h4 gS 40.©hS+ -] 34.lati
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Shankland 34 ...@g8 [Not 34 ...@e8 35 ..§g7 Ye6 36.cd4+ - ] 35.i.dS Ye3 36.@f2 Yc3 37..§d7 @t'8 38.g4 Yc2 [email protected] !fc3 40.@e2 1/2 : 1/2 So when all was said and done, I ended up with 9/ 10, an individual gold medal, and 22 rating points. While it would have been nice to be able to celebrate, instead, in my exhausted state I had an unmitigated disaster in the Riga Technical University Open just two days later, losing 13 of my 22 gained rating points! While at first this put me in a bad frame of mind, I then rationalized what had happened in a positive way: " Well, I' m now rated the same as I was directly after the US Championship, with the Olympiad alone offsetting four other poor tournament results I had recently, and I've picked up a lot of money and fame in the process. I'm sure by this time next year my poor results in Riga and elsewhere will be long forgotten, but my 9/ 10 gold medal score will still be remembered! " Anyway, I' m hopeful that my Olympiad performance will get my name out there to potential organizers and sponsors and provide me with more opportunities to improve my chess further in the future. Shankland
--··-·--~ SAM SHANKLAND IN BILGRADI AS A GUEST OF INFORMANT Just after the Olympiad, Sam Shankland went to Riga, Latvia, for a previously arranged open tournament. What a mistake! Making blunders right from the start and scoring only half a point out of two games, he had to withdraw from the tournament. After his sensational result in Tromso, both psychologically and physically exhausted, he wasn't ready for further competitive play. What he had to do was relax and enjoy the fruits of his success. That's why we had to save him from Riga - we called him to be the guest of Chess Informant in Belgrade, Serbia. After all, he has been our contributor even before he registered his first international success - eliminating Peter Leko from the World Cup in 2011. Apart from annotating games, he has produced two CI Labs surveys - C61 in CI 114 and C72 in CI 116. In the following five days, he was welcomed in Belgrade as a young man on the brink of world class chess stardom. The capital of Serbia used to
The message os clear: 1f you want to score 90% •n your next tournament - then study Chess Informant!
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Shankland be a chess metropolis and people still remember the days when great players would continually visit the city. Shankland gave several interviews for major media outlets, and he couldn't escape comparisons with a certain American world champion ... Yes, it's easy to draw such parallels since in 1958 it was none other than the young Bobby Fischer who arrived in Belgrade, out of nowhere ... So, Sam's visit was a veritable chess pilgrimage! And a productive one: he was a guest at the press conference of the Serbian Chess Federation, together with members of the Serbian Olympiad team, he visited the Serbian Junior championship and played friendly blitz games with young participants. He was often accompanied by grandmaster-colleagues, let 's just mention Ivanisevic and Indjic. He met his Olympiad brother-in-arms Nikola Sedlak, who, like Sam, also won a gold medal but on board 4. Sam also chatted in a live transmission with Informant's fan community on Facebook. He enjoyed good food on the river banks, attracted femaTe attention on the streets with his charming smile and had time to do some of his favourite hiking around Belgrade's Kalemegdan fortress. Finally Sam played in an exhibition double round robin Chess Informant Rapid & Blitz tournament with other Olympiad participants.
We are already missing you, Sam!
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Selected games from the Chess Olympiad - Tromso 2014
UNDER THE MIDNIGHT SUN Annotated exclusively by Olympiad participants: GM Sarunas Sulskis, GM Julio Sadorra, GM Emanuel Berg, GM Bassem Amin, GM Aleksandar ColoviC, GM Nikola Sedlak and GM Rafael Leitao
GM Sarunas Sulskis Board I for Lithuania at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014
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n keeping with its motto "We are one family" the FIDE Chess Olympiad souvenir badge appropriately featured the five continents of the world linked together in harmony. However, as an eye-witness of this great sporting event and a European myself, here I have decided to focus my attention on an analysis of the performances of players and teams of just one continent and the one I know best... The long standing dominance of the Armenians slowly melted down in the burning heat of other ambitious teams. No, the Armenian side didn't disintegrate in Tromso, nor was their fina l 8 1h place a humiliation, but their seemingly casual progress eventually left them sinking in the desert sand. And this time it was silver medalists Hungary who emerged as the strongest representatives of Continent Europe. A fundamental building block of their spectacular success, Hungary's best result since fin ishing runners up to Russia in Bled 2002, was holding their own against the reigning champions in the very middle of the Olympiad. The team's 2:2 draw must have given the Hungarian team members a lot of confidence. The man of the match - and indeed the Hungarian team overall in Tromso - was their board two player Csaba Balogh whose Olympiad performance rating amounted to an extraordinary 2839 ELO points. Photo by jos1p As1k
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Sarunas Sulskis
By GM Sarunas ~ulskis
• Country: Lithuania
C65 BALOGH 2637 SARGISSIAN 2686 Tromso {of} 2014 (Hungary-Armenia} 1.e4 e5 2.tt:Jf3 tt:Jc6 3.i.bS t2Jf6 4.d3 This modern setup essentially rules out the resilient Berlin Defence. 4•••.tcS 5.c3 0-0 6.0-0 !leS 7 .i.gS h6 8.i.h4 A e7 [8 ... a6 Vallejo Pons 2660 - Godena 2535, Calvia 2007 - 101 /(232); 8 ....!f8 M. Carlsen 2826 - D. Howell 2633, London 20 11 - 113/111 )
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• Rating: 2544 • Peak rating: 2596 • Title: Grandmaster since 1996
of the black king's residence. [Why didn ' t Sargissian play IO...tt:Jh5 at once? Possibly because he feared wild complications. One does not need a high ELO but just sheer guts to enter into J J .tt:Je5 !? (White cannot soften up his blow w ith ll.il.c6 bc6 12.l2Je5? as this simply doesn't work: 12 ... il.h4 13 .l2Jc6 ~g5 14.0/3 WJ.f6+):
Now we have two branches: 9.lt:\bd2 [As a player of humble 2540 standard I would inevitably fall into the temptation of serial captures by 9..tc6 dc6 10.l2Je5 l2Je4 11.l2Jt7 (ll.0,c6!?) 't;t7 12..te7 !le7 l3.de4 ~d I 14.Eidl Eie4 15.QJd2;!;; which I assess as being slightly better for White due to his kingside pawn majority. However Sargissian, and probably also his boss Aronian, doubtless had something up their s leeve after .tc6 and tt:Je5.] 9...d6 10.a4 (10.!lel has been previously seen.] 10...a6 This prompts Balogh to reposition his bishop to the a2-g8 diagonal with a very nice view
A) l l ... A h4 12.tt:Jc6 bc6 13 ..tc6 l2Jf4 14.Aa8 Ah3 15.~D Wig5 16.g3 l2Jg6 (16 ...lbe6 17.il.c6 Wid2 18.ii..e8 liJg5 19.WieJ+-) 17.iJ..d5 tt:Je5 18.Wie3 (18.WJ/4 Wlf4 19.gf4 l2Jd3-") Wie3 19.fe3± and: B) ll...tt:Je5 12.Ae7 (12.il.e8? il.h4 13.'f!ih5 iJ..g4 14.il.}7 Wh8- + ) W/e7 13.i.e8 tt:Jf4
(13 ...WJg5 14.t2Jj3 t2Jj3 15.W/j3 lbf4 16.gJ±) 14.il.b5 Ah3 (14 ...c6 15.d4) 15.g3 tt:Jfd3 (/5 ...c616.gf4 [16.d4 cb5 17.de5} cb5 17.0/3 W!f6 [17...t2Jg6!?} 18.lbe5 de5 19.'f!fh5 il,fl 20fe5!±) 16.f4 d5 (16... a6 17..tdJ lZJdJ 18.b4;!;;) 17.fe5 '@'c5 18.Wh l tt:Jf2 19.!lf2 Wif2 20.i.fl+ - ] 53
Sulskis 11.i.c4 ttJhS
12.ttJgS!N With this nice tactical shot Balogh retains the tension for a long period of time. [ l2.i.g3 K. Asrian 2646 - Pashikian 2472, Armenia (ch) 2006] 12 ...i.gS 13.~hS i.e6 14.i.gS ~gS 15.~gS hgS 16.i.e6 §e6
So who has succeeded in this mass exchanging operation? Usually it's Black who gains relief as the direct assault on his king is no longer a serious issue. Why is this case an exception from the general rule? First of all, it's well acknowledged that in Ruy Lopez structures Black is favoured by a dark-squared bishops swap. This case sees the light-squared bishops coming off the board too, which leaves the c4, d5, c6, f5 squares vulnerable. In addition, Black has inherited doubled pawns which may not have an adverse effect at present but in the longer run might become relevant. 54
Gabriel Sargiss1an 1s always a tough guy to beat.
17.b4± In his own good time, Balogh expands on the queenside. His IO.a4 move now offers him good service. 17...aS 18.bS ttJb8 19.ttJc4
The knight finds an excellent square to survey the queenside. Sargissian's comer rook is tied down to defending the a5 pawn, which his Armenian opponent obstinately rejects supporting by the simple b7-b6, apparently out of concern that he will have to host the white knight on c6 one day. 19...ttJd7 20.fJ g6 [Maybe Black could have attempted to shoulder away the dominant knight on c4 by 20 ... tl)b6!? 2l.tDe3 g6 22.d4 Wg7] 21.Wf2 Wg7 22.§ hl rs 23.~e2 g4!? Sargissian is first to offer complications, but
Sulskis White's game is constructed on very solid foundations, so in general this is a risky business. [23 ... lt'ib6 24.lt'ie3 f4 25.lt'ig4 .§.h8 26.d4 lt'id7 looks better for White.] 24.fg4 fe4 25.de4
25 ... lt'if6? I believe this to be the critical point of the game. Sargissian is attacking two pawns, which Balogh defends by moving up his king without prejudice. The strategical downsides of 25 ... lt'if6 are: l) the knight rejects an excellent outpost on c5 from where it could have also pressurised a4 in addition to the key pawn on e4; 2) the knight on f6 obstructs the important f-file which might be exploited for a potential incursion by his rooks. [Now let's examine the relevant lines after 25 ...lt'ic5:
I A) 26.r,!.ie3 .§.f6 I Al) 27.lt'id2 .§.af8 28.h3 .§.f2 29 ..§.hgl 1"18f4oo· 1""' ' A2) 27.b6 .§.f4! (27 ... c6 28 ..§.hdl); I A3) 27.g3 .§.af8 28.lt'id2 .§.f2 and if White : now fails to see through Black's disguise, e.g. 29.g5?, he will be jolted by 29 ... lt'ie4! !+.
26 ... dS In a nervous search for compensation for his lost pawn, Sargissian once and for all breaks up his compact queenside pawn chain. Now, at short notice, will spring up new weaknesses on Black's queenside. Meanwhile Balogh discovers a safe haven for his king on g3. [An attempt at intimidation by 26 ... .§.f8 would see the dawning of a new day for the lt'ic4: 27.lt'ia5 lt'id5 28.r,!.ie2 lt'if4 29.r,i.id2 lt'ig2 30..§.hfl±] 27.edS e4 28.r,!.ig3 lt'id5 29 •.§.adl c6 30.bc6 bc6 31..§.hel .§.a7 32.lt'ie3 lt'ic3
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B) 26.lt'id2 .§.f6 27.g5 (27.g3 .§.aj8) .§.f4 28.g3 .§.g4 29.r,!.if3 .§.g5 30.g4 .§.f8 31.r,!.ig3 .§.f4 32.h3 lt'ie4 33.lt'ie4 .§.e4 and I see no way for White to exploit the position of the .§.g5 as ... .§.c4 and ... e5-e4 is coming.] 26.@t3!
33 ..§.d4! A powerful centralization of the rook! It now defends a4, threatens .§.c4, attacks e4, while keeping a vigilant eye on any incursion on the seventh rank. 33 ... lt'ia2 [Perhaps he could have retained more activity by 33 ... .§.b7 34.g5 .§.ee7 35.h4 .§.b3 (35 ....§.b4 36..§.d6!) 36.r,!.ih2] 34.gS lt'ib4 35.h4 Balogh's last two moves are very important in laying siege to the black king. 55
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survival will be dashed. 45...@h7 46..§.d3 [46 ..§.f7 @g8 47 ..§.c7 is again a display of poor technique.]
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37.tL'lg4! Setting out on a deadly journey to f6. Black's wounds are now being sorely felt. 37... tL'lf4 38.!1e3 [38.Bee4?? tL'le2] 38..•tL'lhS 39.@h3 Bf4 40.g3 !1t3 [40 ... c5 is not likely to avert Black's misery: 41..§.c4 .§.f3 42 ..§.f3 ef3 43.Bc5 Bel 44 ..§.c7 @h8 45 ..§.f7 ilhl 46.tL'lh2+-]
Despite limited material, the attack on Black's king is overwhelming. 48 ••• @g8 49 ..§.d8 @f7 50.tL'leS @e7 [50 ... @e6 51.tL'lg6] 51.tL'lc6 @e6 52 ..§.g8 @f7 53 ..§.a8 a4 54.tL'leS @e6 55.tL'lg6 Here we are! Now it's curtains for Black. 55 ... tL'lfS [55 ... a3 56.@g4 a2 57.tL'lf4+-] 56.tL'lf4 @es 57.@g4 tL'le3 58.@t3 .§.a3 [Not a mistake but desperation. 58 ... tL'lc4 59.g6+would have changed nothing.] 59.!1e8@d6
41..§.t3! Taking good care to guard the seventh rank. 41. .. et3 42 ..§.d7 At last! 42 ... @h8 [42 ... @f8 43.Bd3; 42 ... @g8 43 ..§.d3 (43.tL'lh6 @h8 44.ilf7 ile3 45.@g4 f2 46.Bj2?? .§.g3# is not necessary at all.) .§.e4 44.Bf3 !1a4 45.tL'le5±] 43.Bf7 !1e4 44 •.§.t3 .§.a4 45.tL'leS± With the imminent fall of g6, Black's last hopes of 56
Sulskis 60.f1e6+! The final finesse! [Even the clumsy 60.l!e3 l!e3 61.<;t>e3 a3 62.g6 a2 63.g7 al~ 64.g8~ would have won, but the text is far stronger. Every king retreat after 60.l!e6 can be adequately met, for example: 60 ...@d7 61.l!e3 l!e3 62.<;t>e3 a3 63.tlld3 a2 64.tllc5 @c6 65.tllb3+ - ]
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I will afford readers one more Annenian game to pay due respect to this incredible nation which has dominated the Olympic stage for a decade and parted with the title in the dignified manner of a champion. A long streak of tough team Movsesian had lhe misfooune to suffer two of only three Atmen1an draws from Round 7 to IO slowed them down Sergei losses on Tromso. decisively, but not to the extent of preventing them from finishing in the top 10. And while they 2645, Praha (m/10-blitz) 2005; 6 ... ~e7 G. remain there, I believe Armenia remains a mighty Gajewski 2653 - Postny 2645, Greece 2013; 6 ...h6 A. Zhigalko 2582 - V. Malakhov 27 13, force to reckon with at future Olympiads. Eilat 2012] Below is the tough board 3 game from a drawn match with the eventual bronze medal winners, India. However, the Armenian effort in this match failed to bring them a much needed team victory.
D15 SASIKIRAN 2669 MOVSESIAN 2672 Tromso (of} 20 74 (India-Armenia} l.d4 dS 2.c4 c6 3.tllc3 tllf6 4.tllf3 a6 5.h3
A highly modem treatment of the Chebanenko Slav. It reminds me of Bobby Fischer introducing 6.h3 in Sicilian Naidorf on the grounds that "if Black spends time on 5 ... a6, why can't White do the same on 6.h3?" Indeed his firm logic has passed the test of time, as 6.h3 was used in the Tromso Olympiad many times, including by yours truly. 5...e6 [5 ... dc4 is often played too, e.g. 6.a4 e6 7.e3 c5 8.Ac4 tllc6 9.0-0 Ae7.] 6.~gS A fighting approach, entailing subsequent
risks. [Both 6.e3 and 6.c5 are much safer.]
6...dc4N[6 ...tllbd7D.Navara2663-S.Movsesian
Picking up the gauntlet. From now on the game is rapidly steering into a type of Botvinnik Slav with the inclusion of the odd pawn moves h3 and ...a6. Whom does it favour more? I tend to think Black, as his programmed push ...c6-c5 is carried out quite smoothly with b5 being protected. 7.e4 bS 8.eS h6 9.A h4 gS 10.tllgS hgS 11 .i.gS tllbd7 12.ef6 i.b7 13.i.e2 In the normal Botvinnik Slav, theory unanimously endorses the g3, i.g2 set-up. As I am not a seasoned user of the ultracomplicated Botvinnik system for either side, I can only suppose that Sasikiran was aware of some benefit Black can derive from ... a7-a6 in some remote line of the heavily investigated mainstream Botvinnik Slav. 57
Sulskis 13 ... ~b6 14.0-0 0-0-0
17....§hh8 [17 ... .§f6? would have been too naive: 18.tl:ie4±] 18.J..t'3 [18.~f4 ~c7 (18 ... c5 19.d5 ed5 20.J..g4 gives White the initiative.) 19.~c7 @c7 20.tl:ie4 c5 ! 21.tl:ic5 tl:ic5 22.dc5 .§d2 and White faces a menacing infiltration.] 18...tl:if6 19.'iJ.adl ~c7 Taking care of the important diagonal and particularly the f4 square.
15 ..§.el Of course such a complex position offers excellent grounds for creativity. [I can make my own personal contribution, but since the line is quite long, there might be many holes, especially if you adhere to the engine's filtered choices: 15.J..f3 c5 (15 ... tl:ie5 16.de5 .§.di 17. 'iJ.adloo) 16.a4 (16.d5 tl:ie5 17.J..e4 ed5+ as 18.tl:id5 ~e6 19.~c2 runs into 19 ... .§.d5! 20.J..f5 tl:ij3-+) cd4 17.ab5 dc3 18.J..b7 ~b7 (18 ... rJi;b7 19.~f3) 19.ba6 ~d5 20.a7 @b7 21.~a4 @a8 22 ..§fdl cb2 23.'iJ.d5 bal.§ 24.~al ed5 25.~a5 J..c5 26.~b5 @a7 27.~c6 d4 28.~a4 @b7 29.~c4 with compensation.]
20.tl:ie4 [For quite some time I thought20.~g5 would have been stronger. Then 20 ... tl:id5 (20 ....§h3? doesn't work: 21.~/6 ~h2 22.@fl+-) 21.tl:ie4. But when I eventually discovered what I had overlooked previously, 21...tl:if4!, my opinion changed dramatically: 22.rJi;fl tl:id3 23 ..§.e2 ~h2 24.tl:ig3 .§hg8 25.~e3 f5 26.~e6 rJi;b8 with a formidable attack for Black.] 20••• tl:ie4 21.J..e4 .§d7 22.b3 Sasikiran tries to take control of the key c5 square, but Movsesian quickly piles up on d4. [I would suggest 22.~g5 .§hd8 23.~c5 @b8 (23 ... ~d6 24.j,,j3) 24.J..f3 ~d6 25.h4 as an attempt to keep the j,,b7 hemmed in.] 22 ... cb3 23.ab3 .§.hd8 24.b4
15... j,,h6 [After 15 ... c5 16.d5 tl:ie5, then 17.J..h5! was apparently Movsesian's concern as 17 ... tl:id3 18.J..f? tl:ie 1 19 ,j_e6 ~e6 20.de6 .§dl 21..§dl tl:id3 22.e7 (22j7 .§.h7) J..e7 23.fe7± is great for White.] 16.Ah6 .§h6 17.~d2!
24... @b8 [A straightforward 24 ... .§.d4!? is another suggestion of a 2540 standard player to the grandees of this world. 25.~d4 .§d4 26 ..§d4 a5 27.h4 ab4 (27 ... ~e5 28 ..§ddl) 28 ..§.b4 ~e7 (on 28 ...c5 29.J..b7 fbut not 29 ..§b5? j,,e4 30 ..§.e4 due to 30... ~c6 -+] ~b7 30 ..§cl ~c6 31.h5 the pawn is running up the board and can also be supported by the 58
Sulskis rook from behind.) 29.Bebl @c7 and Black has the pleasure of retaining his extra pawn. A malicious attempt to curb his joy by 30.h5? is aptly punished by 30 ... c5+]
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25...e5 This gains control of d4, of course, but in return the J..e4 increases in strength by supporting the advance of the h-pawn. Let's not forget it dominates its counterpart on b7. [With his king on the safe b8 square, I think Black has even more grounds for immediate action than previously: 25 ... a'.d4 26.~d4 fid4 27 ..§.d4 f5! 28.J..D (28.J..bl c5! 29.bc5 ~g7-+) c5 29.bc5 J..D 30.gfJ ~g7 are two winning lines for Black. White must either retreat his queen at the start of this line or play 29.Bd3 when after 29 ... c4 Black is comfortable.]
36... ~e5! Centralization first! [For some time I considered 36 ... c4 to be a worthy, albeit risky alternative. After 37.~g7! b4 38.h8~ !1h8 39.~h8 c3 40.~h7 b3 it took me quite some time to find out that not 41.~bl ~d5, but 41.~g8! is the move and White is no longer worse.] 37.g3 A cold-blooded move in the heat of the match tension. [On 37.~g8 ~el 38.@h2 Bg8 39.hg8~ ~dl the black king, despite appearances to the contrary, can still escape: 40.~d8 @c6 41.~a8 @d6 42.~d8 @e5 43.~g5 @d4 44.~e3 @c4 45.~e4 @b3]
26.h5 a'.d4 27.~cl ~d6 28.J..t'3 I'm not sure it was worth retreating. [After 28.a'.d4 ed4 29.h6 d3 30.~d2 I believe White has sufficient compensation as the h-pawn is harder to stop and Black's bishop is still out of play.] 28 ...~b4 29.Bd4 ed4 30.h6 d3 31.~e3 ~d6 32.h7 c5 At last Movsesian is doing something about freeing his bishop from prison. Normally two pawns should be enough to convert to a win, but here the h7 pawn is particularly dangerous, so one false step may even cost Black the game. The players might have also been short of time by this stage. Certainly the tension has now reached its peak.
37... ~el A decision that was most likely prompted by a shortage of time. [The winning attempt should have consisted of sending more infantry to the queening area, whilst keeping the queen firmly in the centre: 37 ... c4 59
Sulskis A) 38.~g8 @c7 Al) 39.~f7 a'.d7 40.~g6 (40.~g8 ~el 41.@g2 ~e4-+) @b7 41.@g2 (41.h8~ ~h8 42.~e4 @c7 43.~f4 @c8+) c3 and White's position now looks critical. A2) 39.h8~ ~h8 40.~f7 a'.d7 41.~f4 @c8 when his king hides away. B) 38.~g6 @as 39.~c2 41.~g6 Bd6?! 42.h8~!
2S40, Moscow 2003 - 87/76]
c3 40.a'.al @b6 is a mess, but
41...@cS may be winning.] 38.@g2 ~dl 39.~f6 With this neat check Sasikiran clings tight to the enemy's rook and since the as escape route is now barred, the players sign atruce, having reached the end of the first time control. 39... @c7 40.~e7 @c8 @cs 43.~e6
41.~e6
@c7
42.~e7
Sulskis
1/2 : 1/2
The mighty Russian men's team, unlike their ladies, failed again. Not only to win the Olympiad, but also to claim medals of any kind. I can find no other explanation than a lack of team spirit. As I'm far distant from the inner workings of the Russian camp, let's just look at a game. Their Round 7 defeat at the hands of the Czechs was especially painful. The Russians lost on the two top boards while the remaining games were drawn.
812 SVIDLER 2751 LA.ZNICKA 2676
Tromso (of) 20 74 {Russia-Czech) 1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 J..f5 4.lt:Jf3 e6 5.J..e2 This set-up in the Advance Variation of the Caro-Kann has given Svidler good service in various Russian Championships and elsewhere. However there was one problem: Laznicka was thoroughly prepared in anticipation of the whole line. 5...lt:Je7 6.lt:Jbd2 c5 7.dc5 tt:Jec6 8.lt:Jb3 lt:Jd7 9.0-0 J.,g4 [9 ... J..cS Svidler 2693 -Vl. Belov 60
10.tL'lfd4?! A rather lame approach. Classic games such as Nimzowitsch - Capablanca, New York 1927 have well illustrated that Black dreams of the light-squared bishops coming off the board in the Caro-Kann Advance. [And 10.J..e3 would have retained them a little longer. A) 10 ... tt:JceS? 11.lt:JeS J..e2 12.lt:Jf7! J..dl 13.tL'ld8±; B) 10... ~c7 ll.lt:Jfd4 (JJ.c4 is inferior: 11... dc4 12.llJbd4 llJd4 13.~d4 A/3 14.J..j3 llJe5 15.J..b7 £'.dB 16.~/4 J..c5+) J..e2 12.~e2 't\VeS 13.tL'lc6 bc6 14.~a6 ~c7 1S.c4 is unclear;
C) 10 ... J..f3 11.J..f3 lt:JceS 12.J..e2 (12.J..d5?! ed5 13.~d5 ~c7 14.J../4 ~c6+ is unfortunately insufficient.) a'.c8 13.J..bS a6 14.J..a4 ~h4 1S.~d4 (15f4? lt:Jg4) ~d4 16.J..d4 lt:Jc6 17.c3]
10... J..e2 ll.~e2 lt:Jd4 12.lt:Jd4 J..c5= Two sets of minor pieces have come off the board - what else can the defending Caro-Kann player dream about? 13.J..e3N [13.tL'lb3 Rublevsky 2686 - A Grischuk 27S2, Russia (rapid-mil) 2011; 13.c3 A. Gabrielian 2S4S - Matlakov 266S, Yekaterinburg 2013] 13 ... 0-0 14.f4 ~c7 15.Bacl A unimpressive. [1S.c3 a6 16.a'.adl a'.fe8 17.lt:Jb3=]
shade
Sulskis 15....§.acS 16.b3?! This creates an entry point on a3 which won't take long for Laznicka to exploit. [I would prefer 16.c3 .§.fe8 17.lt:Jb3 with still a balanced game.] 16... a617.c3
(21 ... ~a5) 22.~h4 which contains the venomous idea of meeting 22 ... lt:Je4 with 23.lt:Jg5 lt:Jg5 24.fg5 ~e5? 25 ..§.f7! @f7 26.~h7+-
20 ... i.f8! 21.lt:Jf3 lt:Jc5 22.i.d4 lt:Je4 And here we are. Having planted his knight in the middle of the board, Laznicka takes over the initiative. 23.@h2 The first curse of 20.h4? White must waste time protecting g3. 23 •.• ~a5 24.c4 bc4 25.bc4 i.a3 Making the consequences of 16.b3?! felt as well. 26 ..§.c2 ~a4 Now White is under heavy pressure on the queenside. 27.~d3
17....§.feS! A sound prophylactic move. The rook vacates f8 for the bishop, whereas the bishop vacates c5 for the knight. When the latter gets to e4, Black will take hold of a strategical initiative. 18..tf2 b5 19.@hl g6
27 ..• 'f].c7 [It's beyond me what was wrong with the direct capture 27 ... .§.c4 28 ..§.c4 ~c4 29.~c4 (29.~a3 ~fl-+) dc4 as 30 ..§.el may be aptly met by 30... lt:Jc5 31..§.e3 lt:Jd3- + or 31.i.c5 i.c5 32 ..§.c 1 .§.c8+] 28 ..§.b1[28.~b3 .§.c4 29 ..§.c4 ~c4+] 20.h4? Morally I raise a cheer for Svidler who under unfavorable circumstances still tries to smash the wall erected in front of him. However, the text move burns all his bridges and in fact is the weakest move of the entire game. [20.lt:Jf3 was more moderate, and if 20 ... i.t2 (20 ... i.j8 2J.i.d4 ltJc5+) 21. ~t2 lt:Jc5
28....§.ecS [Now in fact 28 ... .§.c4?? doesn't work: 29 ..§.c4 ~c4 30.~a3.] 29.~b3 [29 ..§.b3? runs into dc4 30 ..§.a3 cd3 31..§.c7 ~a3 32 ..§.c8 rJ;;g7 33.lt:Jg5 lt:Jg5 34.i.c5 ~c5 35 ..§.c5 d2- +]
29••• ~b3 30.ab3 [30 ..§.b3 is no remedy: 30... i.e7 3 l..§.b6 .§.c4 32.'fJ.c4 dc4 33 ..§.a6 c3] 61
Sulskis by 36 ...ll:lD (36 ...'f4f4 37.QJd2 i.d2 38.i.d8 offers White more chances of survival) 37.gf3 i.d2! +]
Peter Sv1dler's 50% score summed up Russia's miserable OlymJ)
30... dc4 31.l!al [31.fiel cb3 32.fic7 fic7 33.fie4 b2 34.ll:ld2 lac I 35.fie3 offers some hopes for White, but the shrewd 33 ... .icl ! 34.fie2 fic2-+ does not.] 31...i.b4 32.bc4 E[c4 33.l!c4 fic4 34.E[a6
36...fif4! Maintaining the tension and making White's defensive task virtually impossible. [36 ... ll:lD 37.gD i.d2 is less appropriate, as transition to dour defence by 38.i.g3 may still offer White some chances of survival.] 37.©g3 [37.ll:ld2 fif2 38.QJD + or 37 ... i.d2 38.i.g3+ would have been White's last bleak hope, but Svidler has never been known as a staunch practitioner of dour defence.] 37...fifS- + 38.i.e3 [38.i.d4 ll:lD 39.gf3 i.e l- +; 38.fia4 i.c3 39.ll:ld2 i.e5 40.@h3 fif2- + ] 38 ...ll:lf3 39.gf3
34...ll:ld2!+ Capablanca would be very happy to see this power display in a position with four pawns versus four. Suddenly the white pawns on the fourth rank are vulnerable whereas Black doesn't have any pawn weaknesses at all. 35.fiaS @g7 36.i.f2 [The key point is 36.ii,e3 ll:lfl- + ; while on 36.l1Jd2 Laznicka would have had an excellent choice between 36...fid4 37.ll:lD fif4 38.fia4 h5 and 36... i.d2 37.fid8 i.f4 38.g3 i.cl + ; 36.ii,b6 is best met
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39... ii.el ! An elegant move: the bishop goes behind White's back. 40.© g2 i.h4 [Didn't I say 20.h4? was the weakest move of the game?]
Sul skis 41.i.c5 h5 And having reached the second time control and finding himself two pawns down in the ending, Svidler resigned. 0: 1 ~ulskis Another distinguished European team in Tromso was Azerbaijan. We know only too well how active the Chess Federation of Azerbaijan is in staging top-level events in its country. And we must not forget that the next Chess Olympiad is scheduled to take place in Baku!
J..e7) J..e6 8.J..g2 J.,c4 9.0-0 i.e7 10.lt:\d4oo; 6 ... ~c8 M. M. Ivanov 2489 - Y. Roche 2043, Val Thorens 2008]
7.C'.Lih4!? The start of a very original plan, designed to make territorial gains. [The normal 7.J.,g2 is no doubt playable too: 7 ... lt:\bd7 (7 ... ll\e4? 8.~d3 ~a5 9.ll\h4± or 8 ... ll\g3 9.e4±) 8.0-0 g5 9 ..§.el;;!;;] 7 ... J..h7 8.f4
Chess has been established as a very popular sport in Azeri society, enjoying direct support from the government. In terms of popularity, there's always remarkable competition between the neighbouring Caucasian countries of Armenia and Azerbaijan. Not having to carry the burden of defending an Olympic title, Azerbaijan climbed high up the tournament ladder, collecting 17 team points, alongside India and Russia, but taking 51h place due to an inferior tiebreak. The key factors behind the Azeri success seem to be the hiring of an allexperienced GM, Alexander Khalifman, as team captain, as well as a confident performance by Mamedyarov on top board. All in all, Azeri ambitions for their hometurf Olympiad in 2016 have been made abundantly clear!
A41 MAMEDYAROV 2743 JOBAVA 2713 Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Azerbai;an-Georgia} 1.d4 d6 2.lt:\t3 C'.Lif6 3.c4 c6 4.lt:\c3 i.f5 5.d5 h6 A rare bird. [5 ... e5 6.de6 i.e6 7.e4 J..e7 would have been a more casual way to deploy Black's pieces.] 6.g3 c5N Another slow move. No wonder Jobava is going to lose the forthcoming race for a kingside attack. [Better is 6 ... e5 7.de6 (7.i.g2 cd5 8.cd5
8 ...!1g8? This is again slow and awkward, as Jobava permanently renounces his kingside castling rights. Queenside castling is usually subject to more perils and this game serves as a textbook example of why the general preference is for short-side castling in terms of king safety. [Had the Georgian heard alarm bells ringing by this stage, perhaps he would have elected to drop a pawn by 8 ... g5!? 9 .fg5 hg5 10.J.,g5 lt:\e4 l l.lt:\e4 J.,e4 when 12.J..g2?? is a gross mistake due to 12 ... .§.h4+. Instead White should play 12.lt:\f3 lt:\d7 13.~d2 J.,g7 14.J.,g2 when Black has some counterplay with 14 ... ~b6, as he comes out on top in the line 15.~e3 ~b2 16.~e4 (16.0-0 /5) ~al 17.c;!?t"2 J..d4+] 9.lt:\f3 lt:\e4 10.~c2! Pinpointing awkwardness of 10... .§.g8.
the
10 ... ~a5 [10 ... lt:Jg5 1l.~b3 lt:Jf3 12.ef3 lt:\d7 13.~b7 .§.b8 14.~a6±] 11.J..d2 lt:Jg5 [The only retreat as 11...C'.Lid2 63
Sulskis 12.~h7 lt:Jf3 13.ef3 lt:Jd7 14.~g8 lt:Jf6 15.~h8 ~b4 16.0-0-0+- costs Black a rook. True, the
white queen is temporarily out of the game, but it is not off the board ... ]
17... ~b8 18.a4 lt:Jf6 19.a5 g4 20.fg4 lt:Jg4 h5 22.b4 Launching another strong wave of attack, designed to smash Jobava's royal court in its entirety. 21.~a4
12. ~b3 lt:Jf3 13.efJ± 22 ... h4 [It's already too late to deal with White's initiative on the queenside, as 22 ... cb4 23.J..g4 .§.g4 runs into 24.J..e3 h4 25.J..a7 ~c8 26.J..b6 hg3 27.h3 .§.f4 28.lt:Jd6!:
I A) 28 ... ed6 29 ..§.e8 J..e7 and now
I Al) 30..§.d8 J..d8 31.~e8 ~b6 32.ab6 is an : easy win, but personally I can't resist the 1charms0£.. I A2) 30..§.el ~c4 31.~d7+!! ~b8 i (31 ... ~d7 32 ..§.Je7 ~c8 33.'fl..d8#) 32 ..§.d8 1J..d8 33.~d6 ~c7 34.~c7 J..c7 35 ..§.e8 I and checkmate is coming. I
To an inexperienced eye it may seem as if the knight swap favours Black due to White's supposedly fractured pawn chain. In reality, Mamedyarov has consciously gone in for this, as he has just achieved a huge strategical gain by controlling the important e-file. Moreover, he is going to shield the enemy attack on the g-file with four pawns instead of three.
B) 28 ... ~b8 29. J..d8 ~d6 30. J..b6 J..f5 (30 ... .§.c4 only helps White 31.'fl..acl+-) 31.~e8
J..c8 32.~f8.]
23 ..§.acl Setting a disguised trap for the illfated queen which is on the brink of being suffocated.
13 ...lt:Jd7 14.J..h3 Mamedyarov doesn't want to let in Jobava along the b-file. [Nevertheless, in my humble opinion 14.~b7 is an alternative attempt to claim an advantage, e.g. 14 ....§.b8 15.~c6 .§.b2 16.J..h3 f5 17 ..§.bl (17.~c8 ~d8 18.~d8 ~d8 19.llJb5 llJb6 20.J..fl also places the 'fl..b2 in danger.) Bbl 18.lt:Jbl ~b6 19.lt:Jc3 ~c6 20.dc6 lt:Jb6 21.lt:Jb5 lt:Jc4 22.lt:Ja7 ~d8 23.J..c3± and Black's army is worryingly offside.] 14... 0-0-0 There is hardly anything better, but from now on Jobava's queen will be subject to great inconvenience on the edge of the board. 15.lt:Jb5 ~a6 [15 ... ~b6 loses outright to 16.~a3 a6 17.J..a5+-] 16.0-0 g5 17..§.fel! Announcing himself master of thee-file. 64
T 23 ... cb4 [Forced as 23 ... hg3 would have permitted Mamedyarov to carry out his key idea after the preparatory 24.J..g4 gh2 25.~hl .§.g4 and now 26.lt:Jc7!! ~c7 27.b5! when desperate attempts at counterplay, such as 27 ... J..g7, are smashed down by the master of thee-file: 28.'fl..e7+-] 24.J..g4 .§.g4 25.J..e3
Sul skis
28-Erh4 [Any alternatives? 28....§f4 29.i.f4 ~h3 30.ba7 Wa8 31.~d2+- No, I don't think so...] 29.~a4
25...b6 [As has been pointed out already, Black loses the race for attack by a wide margin, due to his slow start in the opening : 25 ...hg3 26 .Aa7 @c8 (or 26... ~a? 27.li:Ja7 gh2 28.@hl @a7 29 . ~b4+ -) 27.h3 laf4 28.Ab6+- .§d7 (otherwise li:Jc7) 29.ltJd6!]
29... ~d7 [On 29 ... a6 Mamedyarov would have had a pleasant choice between:
26.~dl!+-
[A much needed backward step, which enables White to pound the enemy's defence with the inevitable 27 .ab6] 26... ~c8 27.ab6 hg3 [Both 27 ... a6 and 27... a5 result in heavy losses after 28.li:Ja7]
28.h3! [Preventing undesirable counterplay after 28.li:Ja7 gh2 29.~f2 i.e4!]
A) 30.li:Ja7 W'h3 (30... .§h3 31.li:Jc8 i.e4 Il32.@fl)31.li:Jc6: Al) 31...Wc8 32.li:Je7 Wb8 33.li:Jc6 Wc8 1 34.~a6@d7 35.~b7 I A2) 31 ...@ b7 makes
@e8 36.A d4+-; things look beautiful again: 32.~a6+!! @a6 33 ..§al @b7 34 ..§a7 I @c8 35 ..§c7#.
l I
I B) 30.li:Jc7 .§h3 3 l.li:Ja6 Wb7 32.li:JcS !] 65
Sulskis 30.c5! .§.h3 [30 ... dc5 31..§.c5 .§.h3 32.ba7 @b7 33 ..§.c7 W!Jc7 34.tt:Jc7+-]
the Bulgarian GM Rusev was two exchanges up in the middlegame, but succumbed to his opponent's amazing attack. Having won 2!/i: 1Yi Belarus rose from 20th place to 11th. On the hand the very strong Bulgarian team, led by Topalov who won a gold medal on Board 1, fell back from 15th to 25th place.
190 RUSEV 2548 KOVALEV 2532
Tromso (ol) 20 74 {Bulgaria - Belarus}
T 31.f5!! An advance of enormous strength and irresistible beauty. In fact Mamedyarov plants a log across the black queen's road to h3. She is now left seriously overloaded with her responsibilities for both defence and attack. [Meanwhile 31.c6?? would have been a childish mistake because of 31.. ..§.h 1- +] 31...J.f5 32.c6 a5 [32 ... J.e4 33.c7! reveals that the true purpose of 32.c6 is not to threaten the queen, but to roll the pawn further up the board to checkmate the king!] 33.W!ia5! Graciously reasserting the fact that he is going for the king's throat, not that of the queen. [Of course, 33.cd7 i.e4 34 ..§.c8 .§.c8 35.dc8.§. @c8 36.tL'ld6 ed6 37.W!ie8+- would have won too.]
1 :0
l.d4 tt:Jf6 2.c4 g6 3.tt:Jc3 i.g7 4.e4 d6 5.h3 0-0 6.tL'lt'3 e5 7.d5 tL'lh5 8.g3 One of two main tracks of the Makogonov variation against the King's Indian. [8.tL'lh2 is popular too.] 8..• f5 [Alternatives are 8... a5; 8... W!Je8] 9.ef5 gf5 10.tt:Jg5 W!Je8 [10 ... tt:Jf6 is the main move. However, after 11.g4, Kovalev had a bitter experience at the Belarus Championship 2012, when playing his current team leader Sergei Zhigalko, so naturally enough decided to reject any ideas of fishing in muddy waters; 11... W!f e7 S. Zhigalko 2658 - Vl. Kovalev 2453, Belarus 2012 - 116/191; 11... W!ie8 1.-C. Chirila 2504 G. Jones 2655, Benasque 2012 - 116/192] 11.c5
~ulskis
My final selection relates to the remarkable result of my neighbouring country Belarus who took 11th place in the final standings. Taking into account they had been seeded No.27 on the initial ranking list, their performance is worthy of an appraisal. However the main reason of my choice below is to contemplate the enormous competitive strain the players had to endure because of the tension of the last round. Three games of the Bulgaria - Belarus last round face-off ended in fighting draws. On the last board 66
T 11 ••• dc5?!N An audacious reply to White's
Sulskis expansion. White can now freely advance his d-pawn and subsequently include his bishop in the attack along the a2-g8 diagonal in one go. Nevertheless it's thrilling to observe the young Belarus player craving for real action! [11...lt:\f6 12.cd6 cd6 13.i.c4 c;!?h8 would have been much safer; 11...lt:\f6 12.cd6 cd6 13.ii.c4 'i!th8 would have been much safer; Raznikov 2488 - Rodshtein 2639, Israel (ch) 2013]
13 ... ~c6 Undoubtedly Kovalev had this queen jump in mind when he fearlessly grabbed the pawn with l 1... dc5?! 14.ii.c4 c;!?h8 15.0-0
12.d6! [Also 12.lt:\b5!? deserved attention: 12 ... lt:\a6 13.d6 c6 14.i.c4 c;!?h8 15.i.f7! The point. 15 ... Bfl 16.~h5 c;!?g8 17.~h7 c;!?f8 18.~g6 c;!?g8 (18 ... cb5 runs into 19.ti:ih7 c;!fg8 20.ctf6! JJ/6 21.~e8 Bj8 22.d7+-; perhaps instead 18 ... i.d7) 19.h4 (J9.d7 leads nowhere after 19 ... ~d7 20.ti:id6 W6) cb5 20.h5 Firing at close range. 20 ... f4 21.h6 i.f5 22.h7 c;!?h8 23.tt:Jt7+-] 12...lt:\f6 Otherwise the knight may get badly hit on h5 by the thematic i.fl-c4-f7. [If 12...cd6 13.i.c4 c;!?h8 14.lt:\b5 with a strong attack; or 12... c613.i.c4c;!?h814.i.t7! .§.t715.~h5 c;!fg8 16.~h7 c;!?f8 17.lt:\t7 ~t7 18.i.h6±]
15... a6 Incredible. He invites White's knight on b5 to enter his house. [On the other hand 15 ... h6 would have politely asked White's other knight on g5 to leave, but it can hardly be regarded as an improvement: 16.dc7 ti:Ja6 (16 ... hg5 17.cb8~ 'fJ..b8 18.ti:ia7±) 17.ti:ifl 'fJ..f7 18.ii.f? ~b5 19.~d8 c;!?h7 is a mess, but 16.lt:\c7 is apparently stronger. Then 16 ... hg5 17.ii.gS ti:Jh7 (17 ... ti:ibd7!?) 18.i.e7 with a powerful attack.] 16.lt:\c7 b5! Kovalev's idea now becomes clear. He is setting up a long-range battery aimed at the white king's palace, weakened by the h3 and g3 advances. 17.tt:Jf7 !1f7 18.i.f7 i.b7 19.f3
13.eihs [The game is rapidly getting wild as the sidelines reveal: 13.dc7 ti:Jc6 14.i.c4 c;!?h8 15.eibs ti:Jd4 16.ti:Jd6 looks crushing as ... A) 16 ... ~c6?? 17.lt:\gf? Bf? 18.ti:Jf? c;!?g8 19.tlld8 loses on the spot. However the situation is less clear upon; B) 16... ~e717.lt:\gt7 Bf718.lt:\t7c;!?g819.lt:\e5
'i!th8 (19 ... i.e6!? 20.i.e6 ~e6 21 f4 ll\e4) 20.f4 b5 and Black uncorks his own ideas.] 67
Sulskis It's quite unusual to see the shield of protective pawns advanced from the second to the third rank. The text move tells us that Rusev had failed to get a grip of such an oddity.
~ Blb2) 2S ... ~c6 entails some beautiful :lines: 26.ii.d2 tL'leS 27 .feS ~eS 28 ..§.g3 :tt:Je4 (28 ... ii.d2 29.~/6+!! ~f6 : 30 ..§.g8#) 29.ii.c3 tt:Jc3 30.~f6+! ~g7 ;31.~d8+-;
; Blb3) 2S ... ~c2 26 ..§.g2 ii,g2 27.~g2 ~f5
19 ... tL'lbd7! The exclamation mark is for Kovalev's audacity. He refuses to look back and is very wise not to do so, because the loss of two exchanges may quickly spell horror. [It is not advisable to stop in mid-stream by 19 ... .§.a7 20.~gS tt:Jbd7 21.tt:Je6±, as the white knight is alive and kicking.]
:28.~d2;
JB2) 23 ... tt:Je4 24.~f3 tt:Jdf6 2S.ii.e3 ~d7 126.~b3 ~c6 27 ..§.adl±: ;B2a) 27 ... tL'lgS 28.fg5 ~f3 29.gf6+-; :B2b) 27 ... tL'ld6 28 ..§.d6 ~d6 29 ..§.dl ~c7 : 30.~t2 c4 3 l .ii.c2±] 21...f4 22.gf4 e4! Kovalev is fighting like a lion!
20.tL'laS ii.a8± 23.Wh2 ef3 24.a4 b4
Let's have a break and take stock of the situation. Black is two exchanges down, but obviously Kovalev hasn't relinquished his appetite for the blood of the white monarch. Do those white kingside pawns bode ill, as they seem to be pulling away from their king? 21.~e6?!
[The king should have taken better care of himself by playing 21.Wh2: A) 21...e4 22.f4 e3
68
I A) 2S ... ~d7 26 ..§.f3:
I Al) 26 ... ~f3 27.~f3 ~d6 28 ..1i,e3±; :A2) 26 ... tt:Jg4 doesn't work: 27.hg4 ~g4 128.d7 ~h4 29.Wgl ~d4 30.~e3 ii.e3 :31..§.e3 ~hl 32.Wt2+-.
23.~e2±;
B) 21...f4 22.gf4 e4 23.fe4: :Bl) 23 ... ~e4 24 ..§.gl: : Bla) 24 ... tt:JeS 2S.feS ~es 26 ..§.g3 tt:Je4 :27.~g4 tL'lg3 28.~c8+-; :Btb) 24 ... ~h6 2S.~fl: :Bl bl) 2S ... tL'leS 26.feS ~es 27 ..§.g3 tt:Je4 :2s.~f3+-;
25.ii.e3 ?? Under the severe tension of a fierce last round clash, Rusev blunders a full piece. [25.b3 is not wise due to 25 ... tt:Je4 26 ..§.a2 tt:Jc3 but he should have gone for simplification with 2S.ii.d7:
B) 2S ... tt:Jd7 26.~e3 ~b2 27 ..§.a2 ii.g7 (27 ... ~c3 28 ..§.c2 ~e4 29.~cl) 28.~d3 and White stays on top in this razorsharp middlegame, e.g. 28 ... c4 29.~f5 b3 30 ..§.g 1 ba2 3 l ..§.g7 Wg7 32.ii.d4 Wg8 33.~e6+-]
25 ...~e4!
26.~f3
Sulskis 30..§dl? [Now, by playing 30.Ad7 ll)d7 31..§cS!, Rusev could have maintained roughly equal chances, as the following lines illustrate: A) 31...lbcS 32.AcS and Black is forced to give back the bishop at short notice by 32 ...Ac6 33.d7 J.d7 34.i.f8 .ia4 35.i.b4 ©g7=, as 32 ...Ag7?? is a losing blunder due to 33.d7 J.f6 34.J.d4+ - ;
B) 3 l ... i.d6 32 ..§gS .ie7 33.i.d4 iH6 34.i.f6 lbf6 35 ..§eS leads to a balanced ending.] To ward off the menacing black queen, Rusev has had to give back a full rook, suddenly restoring the material balance. Whereas for Kovalev this must have meant relief, for his opponent it came as a serious shock. [Now it was too late for 26.i.d7 't?Ue3 27.i.g4 \Wf4- + ]
26•.. ~f3 27..§fJ .if3 28 ..§cl The position is still unclear. But what is clear is that Kovalev has gained a huge psychological advantage over his thunderstruck opponent.
30... i.c6 31.b3 i.d6!+ The tables are now completely turned on Rusev. 32.i.fS Ae7 33.il..cl ~g7 34..§eJ Wf8 35..§e6 lbb8! 36.A b2 A d7! 37..§b6 J.fS 38..if6 [38 ..§b8 Wf7+ wouldn't have really impacted on the outcome.] 38...ll)d7 39.Ae7 r;!;e7 40 ..§a6
28...A f8 29.©g3 [Perhaps Rusev shouldn' t have limited himself to giving up only a rook and proceeded to make further investments: 29 . .§cS!? lbc5 30.AcS Ac6 (30 ...©g7 3J.il..b4) 31.aS (3Jf5 turns in Black's favour: 31.. .©g7 32.a5 b3 33.Ab3 4Je4 34 ..id4 ©h6 35.i.e3 rtfh5 36.Af7
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40... c4!-+ A decisive breakthrough on the last move of the first time control. White resigned. A breathtaking battle! 0:1 Sulskis
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GM Julio Sadorra Board I for the Philippines at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014
he 2014 World Chess Olympiad has clearly revealed that Asian teams are a strong force to be reckoned with. To me, it was surprising yet T pleasant to see the number of Asian players rising to the top boards and finishing on the podium. Over the years countries like China, India, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, Philippines, and Indonesia have produced world-class players and this edition of the Olympiad featured numerous young players who can hold, and even overcome world-class stars from the West. My debut in representing my beloved country, Philippines, in the Olympiad was both an honour and an enriching experience that I will cherish in my entire chess career. It was an honour because I was entrusted to lead my country's team to fight the intellectual and emotional battles for 11 days. It was enriching because there is nothing like being in the beautiful city of Tromso where you personally play or see the world's top players, and meet friends, officials, and each nation's best players from 177 countries!
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In this article, I selected games by Asian players who played a key role for their respective teams. I also present one of my games to share my experience of playing against a perennial, world-class grandmaster. My aim is to capture the intensity of the battle and show the fighting spirit of the players in an entertaining way, therefore I have always highlighted the critical moments of the games and illustrated them with diagrams (so you 're welcome to solve them too!). As a bonus, I also did quite a bit of investigation into the opening lines that were played. I hope you 'II find something worth enjoying and learning from my commentary, so let's dive into the games!
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892 DUDA 2576 YU YANGYI 2668 Tromso {of) 2014 {Poland-China} The first game features none other than China's most reliable scorer and Board 3 gold medalist Yu Yangyi. He is part of China's new generation of super-GMs, and though this is his first time to play in an Olympiad the pressure didn't keep him from producing his best chess performance so far. The following game was played in the last round in which China only needed a draw to secure gold, but Yu and his teammates fought to win until the end! 1.e4 cS 2.ttJO d6 3.d4 cd4 4.lt]d4 ltJf6 S.lt]c3 a6 6..ie2 es 7.l2Jb3 Ae7 8.Ags Ae6 9 ..if6 i.f6 10.~d3 0-0 11.0-0-0 [Another common move here is 11.'fl.d I] ll ...i.e7 12.~bl A prophylactic measure against future checks on g5. [12.llld5 A. Needleman 2420 - Delgado Ramirez 2557, Sao Paulo 2004 - 94/(186)]
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• Rating: 2590 • Pe ak rating: 2611 • Title: Grandmaster since 2011 plan because it requires an accurate follow through. [Previously seen here was 15.f4 and now an interesting idea is 15 ... ~b8!? preventing ~b7 ideas after...ltJb6/f6 with a good game. (/5 ...(Db6 16.~b7 Haria 2073 - Ja. Carstensen 2391, Sunningdale 20ll, or 15 ... fi:J[6 /6. ~b7)] 1S...lt]f6 [Now 15 ...ltJb6 is not the best way to proceed due to 16.ltJa5 'fl.b8 17 .~a6 ~c7 18.Ab5 .ih4!? Black has some initiative right now but I don't think it will adequately compensate for the lost pawns if White plays accurately, e.g. 19.g3 (19.'fl.d2? 'fl.a8 20.~b7 ~c5+; 19.$t.c6!? A/2 20.'fl.dJ) 'fl.fc8 20.gh4 ~c2 21.~al l2Ja4 22.lllc4 'fl.c4 23.l'abl ± ]
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12...llld7 13.ltJdS .ads 14.~dS bS!? Black quickly commences his play on the queenside and plans to bring his knight to c4 via b6.
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16...IaeS Black subtly prevents one of White's typical pawn-breaks in these types of Najdorf positions, while bringing his other rook into action. I believe this is the turning point of the game, and it's now White's tum to find a solution. 71
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.§ab8 24.~a6 .§a8 .§cb8) .§cb8 26.~c7 llle8 - +wins a piece. And if20.cb5 ab5 21.b4 .§ec8 22 .W'b7 ~e3 with a winning attack.]
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20...dcS 21.Wb7 c4 22.~a7 .§a7 And the rest was a matter of splendid Chinese technique! 23. .§cl .§c7 24.liJb3 .§d7 25.liJal .§d2 26. .§c2 .§ed8 27.b3
19 ...W'a7! Yu plays accurately and doesn't let go of his advantage until the end of the game. [ 19....§c8?! 20.Wb7 would have allowed White to exchange queens and escape danger.]
27 ...c3! Paralysing White's pieces. 28.a4 [If 28 ..§hcl liJhS 29.g3 f5!! 30.efS liJf6 - + with the idea of ... liJd5-e3.] 20.cS Losing a pawn is the least of evils here. [If 20.Wb7 W'e3 21.~d3 .§eb8 22.W'c6 (22 ..§hel W'd4 23.W'c6 .§c8 24.W/b7 72
28 ... ba4 29.i.a6 a3 30.i.bS h5 31.h4 g6 32 ..§el ~b4 33. .§ecl \tlg7 34.\tla2 QJg8 35. .§d2 .§d2 36 ..§c2 liJe7 37•.§d2 cd2 38.i.e2QJc639.liJc2liJd440.lbd4ed441.f4
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58...f3 Black successfully diverts the white bishop from h5 to win the h6-pawn, so White resigns. With this win, team China scored a convincing victory over Poland in this prestigious event. 0: 1 Sadorra
D70 NISIPEANU 2689 SASIKIRAN 2669 Tromso (of) 20 74 (Germany-India)
Up next is India's veteran Olympiad team player Krishnan Sasikiran. While other Indian players, like Negi and Sethuraman, performed exceptionally well on their boards, I consider Sasikiran the key player, not only because he won the silver medal on board 3 but also because of his crucial win in the penultimate round vs. Germany which gave his team a chance to finish with a medal going into the last round. J.d4 d5 2.lLJf3 lLJf6 3.c4 c6 4.e3 g6 5.lLJbd2 aS [5 ... i.g7 B. Ivkov 2450 - Rublevsky 2662, Jugoslavija 2000 - 79/430] 6.b3 .ig7 7 ..ib2 0-0 8..ie2 i.f5 9.0-0 lLJe4
10.lLJe4N A normal continuation but the first time it has been tried in practice. [Previously seen were IO.l/Jh4 t;Jd2 l l.~d2 .ie6 12.lafc l lbd7 and Black obtained a solid game characteristic of this line in G.-C. Ardelean 2485 - Petrisor 2402, Baile Felix 2011; and IO.a3 in Yes. Zivkovic 2124 - M. Marie 2277, Srbija 2006, when Black played IO ...lbd2 I 1.~d2 (l J.0,d2 t;Jd7) e6!? preventing t;Jh4 12.laacl lbd7=]
10•...te4 J 1.lbd2 .if5 12.a3 lbd7 White may have a tiny edge, but Black is okay with that because his position is solid. J3.b4 If White is to expect more, he has to create play on the queenside. But the question is, will his expansion amount to something? 13 ...fbf6 [13 ...dc4 14.lbc4 ab4 15.ab4 Ville? is another way to neutralize White's play.]
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Sadorra [21.ii.d3! ~e6 22 ..§.fel g5 23.ii.fS ~f5 (24.'Lia5 g4!) g4 25.lt:JaS (25 ..§.a8!? Ba8 26.lt:Ja5) gf3 26.gf3 @h7 27.@hl .§.g8 28.Bgl h4 29.Bafl Black still has the initiative but at least White's king is safer than in the game, and he has real counterplay on the other side of the board.] 24.~e2
21. .. ~e6 22.@f2 g5! 23.tt:Jcl g4! Forward march! 24.lt:Jd3 gt3 25.gt3 15...~c7!? [Once again ~c7 17.~b3 lt:Jd5 already
15 ... dc4 16.tt:Jc4 gives Black equal chances, but Sasikiran chose to keep the tension and hand the decision to change the structure over to his opponent.] 16.cS lt:Jd7 17.lt:Jb3 h5 Preventing g2-g4 followed by ideas involving t2-f4. 18.~cl lt:Jf6 An attempt to slow down White's queenside expansion.
19.t3 [If 19.b5 Black was planning 19 ... cb5 20.ii.bS (20.ii.a5!? is an idea worth considering, e.g. 20 ... ~b8 21.ii.b5 tbg4 22/4±) lt:Jg4! 21.f4! (21.g3 h41) Bal 22.lt:Jal .§.a8= Black's pieces are active and well placed, but White is not worse.] 19... J..h6 20.~d2 ~d7
25 ... ii.d3! I believe this was a good practical move by Sasikiran as it eliminates a useful defensive piece and also forces his opponent to make a choice as he approaches time trouble. [I'm sure Black also considered the idea of quickly bringing a rook to g8, but he was probably not convinced it would pose serious problems for his opponent: 25 ... @h8 26 ..§.gl .§.ab8 (26 ... .§.g8 27..§.a8! Ba8 28.W4=) 27.lt:Jf4 Jlf4 28.ef4 .§.g8 29 ..§.aal and White looks safe here.] 26.ii.d3 [26.~d3 @h8 (26 ... ~h3 27..§.gl @h8 28 ..§.g2 .§.g8 29.Jlfl .§.g2 30.Jlg2 ~h4 31.@gl .§.g8 32 ..§.a2) 27.Bgl (27.Ba8 Ba8 28 ..§.gl .§.a3) .§.ab8! 28 ..§.aal .§.g8]
21..§.aS? White underestimates Black's pressure on the kingside. It was best to take prophylactic measures against Black's kingside plans. 74
26 ••• @h8 27.@e2 Running away from the danger zone. [The natural-looking 27 ..§.gl will be met by 27 ... ~h3 28.Bg2 .§.a5 29.ba5 Bg8 30 ..§.g8 @g8 and Black wins a pawn.] 27 ...!1g8 28 •.§.a8 .§.a8
Sadorra A critical moment in the game. Unfortunately, White only had a little Jess than two minutes on the clock left, which makes finding the right continuation a more difficult task.
rest is a display of smooth technique from a seasoned super-GM.
33.i.d3 l'Lid7 34.~e2 !iel 3S.~el l'Lif8 36.i.fS l'Lie6 37.Ae6 fe6 38.~e2 A f4 39.h3 ~g7
Black's main idea is to push .. .e6-e5, making his extra pawn count. 40 .~d3 ~g6
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The rest is elementary.
43.bc6 bc6 44.Af2 ed4 4S.@d4 @fS 46.i.h4 A es 47.@e3 Af6 48.Ael A b2 0:1 Sadorra
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31.e3 (29 ...Wf/e3 30.W!ie3 Ae3 31.'f!el) 30.W!ie2 !ia3 3 I ..ib2 It's possible that Nisipeanu saw this idea, and if he did he may have been concerned by the pin on the second rank, which is probably why he played Ab 1 in the game. But further analysis shows that after31.. .!ia2 (31 ...1ab3 32.Wf/c2 !ib4 33.!iel !) White has enough defensive resources to equalise: 32.!iel ! Af4 (32 ...Wf/h3? 33.Wf/e3 'i!b2 34.'f}h6 ~g8 35 .~cl 1~) 33.'f}e6 fe6 34.~c2 Ah2 35.!ie6=]
JONES 2665 NGUYEN NGOC TRUONG SON 2634 Tromso (ol) 20 74 (England-Vietnam) Next on the list is Vietnam's leading scorer and board 2 gold-medalist Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son. He is no stranger to World Cups and Olympiads, and has helped the Vietnam team on many occasions. In round 5 against England, he helped his team level the match by outplaying Gawain Jones in an equal ending.
29...lagS 30.@d l ~e3 31.~e3 A e3 32.!iel
32...E{gl! This is the difference! White is one move late to make the e3 pawn sacrifice idea work. Black will simply be a pawn up, and the
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1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.l'hd2 c5 4.t'hgf'3 cd4 5.t'hd4 t'hc6 6.i.b5 i.d7 7.t'hc6 i.c6 8.i.c6 bc6 9.c4 i.c5 10.~a4 t'he7 11.ed5 ed5 12.t'hb3 [Two of Truong Son's games early this year continued 12.0-0 0-0 13.cd5 cd5 14.t'hb3 i.b6 (and 14 ... i.d6) in which he equalized comfortably.]
18.~c6 ~c6 19.t'hc6 i.b2 20 ..§.abl i.a3 21.i.e3 .§.fc8 22.t'hb4 J..b4 23 •.§.b4 .§.c7 White has a more pleasant ending, but Black has counterplay.
12 ... i.b6 13.c5 i.c7 14.0-0 0-0 [14 ... h6 15.~g4 i.e5]
24 •.§.ebl f6 25.@fl .§.ac8 26 ..§.b7 @f7 27.c6 t'he7 28.i.f4 .§.c6 29 •.§.a7
15 ..§.el!?N Gawain may still be in his preparation because this is the engine's second best choice. [Previous games in this line have only seen 15.i.g5 f6 16.J..f4 J..e5 17 ..§.ael with White holding a positive score; Ma. Tseitlin 2445 Psakhis 2611, Israel (ch) 2000 - 80/287. The main idea of the game move is to prevent any i.e5 in the future, and use his bishop in a different way.] 15 ... ~d7 29 ....§.e6! [Preventing any ideas associated with .§.e I . A more forcing way to equalize was 29 ... g5!? 30 ..§.el (30 ..§.bb7? .§.e6+ 31.i.e3 d4!) but here Black has to make the right choice to hold the balance: A) 30....§.e6 31.i.d6! (31 ..§.e6 @e6 32.i.e3 .§.c2 33.a4 l'hc6+) This small tactic gives White the upper hand. 31.. ..§.d6 32 ..§.ee7 @g6 33.g4! and Black is in trouble; B) 30 ... gf4! 31..§.ee7 @g6 32 ..§.h7 .§.cl
16.i.d2N [More accurate and unpleasant to meet was 16.l'hd4! tying the black pieces down to defence of c6. Then 16 ... .§.fc8 (16 ... .§.feB J. Vanhoff- J. Bouma, corr. 2004) 17.b3 !;;!;; preventing Black's defensive trick and planning to deploy the bishop on b2 (which can be seen after the natural 17.i.d2 tiJg6 18.l'hc6? l'he5-+) l'hg6?! 18.t'hc6 i.h2 19.@h2 .§.c6 20.@gl .§.d8 21.i.b2±. White's superior minor piece and queenside majority gives him much better chances right to the ending.] 16 ... t'hg6! 17.l'hd4 J..e5 76
33.@e2 .§.8c2 34.@f3 .§.fl 35.@g4 f5 36.@f4 .§.ff2 37.@e5 .§.ce2 38.@d5 .§.d2=] 30.g3 [The way, and maybe the only way, to exert pressure was to push the passed pawn immediately: 30.a4!, but Black has enough resources to hold the balance with 30 ... d4! (30 ....§.c4 31.i.d2 .§.c2 32.J..b4i) 31..§.cl! (31 ..§.d7 .§.c4 32.a5 'fl..a4 33.g4 .§.a5 34 ..§.bb7 .§.aa6 preventing White's only dangerous idea i.d6, after which Black is safe.) .§.cl 32.i.cl d3 33.J..e3 (33 ..§.d7 .§.e4 34.i.a3 d2!=; 33.a5 .§.e4 != planning to get behind his or the enemy passed pawn. 34,[3 .§.d4) .§.c6 34 ..§.d7 .§.c4]
Sadorra 30...g5 31.~e3 @g6 After escaping the pin, Black has eliminated any danger of a deterioration in his position. Many players might easily think this to be drawish and resign themselves to thoughts of splitting the point, but not so to these two strong grandmasters! 32 ..§.bb7?! A step in the wrong direction. 32... Clic6
a powerful piece in the ending, therefore it must be brought to the centre! 35.@g2 [Maybe here White originally planned 3 5 .@e2 but realized that Black cannot be caught in a mating net due to 35 ... ClieS! 36 ..§.c7 .§.c7 37 ..§.c7 d4 and it is White who is in trouble.] 35 ... d4 36.~d2 lt:Je5 Another beautiful centralizing move, after which White is helpless against Black's incoming threats! 37.'fdc7 'fdc7 38 ..§.c7 'fda6 39.'fdh7 .§.a2 40.~b4 d3 41.h4 g4 42.'fdh6 @f5 43.'fdh5 @e6 44 •.§.h8 lt:Jt3
33..§.g7? White doesn't sense the danger in his position and goes in the wrong direction. [It was better to admit his mistake and try to contain Black's slight initiative with 33 ..§.a6 d4 (33 ... @/5 34 ..§.b5 @e4! now White has a study-like drawing idea 35 ..§.c5 d4 36.'fda3! ! de3 37.:S.e3 @d4 38.'fdec3
Threatening mate in two moves and forcing White to lose more material. 45 •.§.e8 @f5 46.'fde3 d2 47.~d2 .§.d2 48.@fl 'fda2 49.'fdc3 lt:Jd2 50.@el lt:Je4 51..§.c4 @e5 52.h5 lt:Jf2 53.h6 lt:Je4 54.'fdcS 'fdh2 55.'fdh8 lt:Jg3 56.h7 @f5 57.@dl lt:Je4 0: 1 Sadorra
C92 S. ZHIGALKO 2678 MEGARANTO 2527 ...with a vertical perpetual check to follow.)
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in a draw.] 33 ... Wf5 34.'fdad7 @e4! As our game's history and principles teach us, the king is
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12.ab5 ab5 13.i.e3 lt:Jb6 [ 13 ... lt:Je7 Svidler 2640 - Yudasin 2600, Saint Petersburg 1997 - 70/(335)]
1.e4 e5 2.lt:Jf3 lt:Jc6 3 ..ilb5 a6 4.i.a4 lt:Jf6 5.0-0 J..e7 6..§.el b5 7.ii.b3 d6 8.c3 0-0 9.h3 lt:Jd7 This is known as the Karpov variation. The former World Champion employed it many times, even against Kasparov in their 1990 world title match.
14.d5 lt:Je7 15.lt:Ja3! Aiming for the juicy square on b4 where it eyes weak squares on Black's queenside. 15 ... ii.d7 16.lt:Jc2 lt:Ja4 17•..ta4N [Maybe it was better for White to keep the tension with 17 ..§.a2!±; 17.~cl Firman 2494 - V. Varavin 2465, Sudak 2002]
10.d4 i.f6 ll .a4 17••. ba4~ 18.lt:Jb4 ~c8 19.lt:Jd2 ii.h4! From h4, the bishop exerts slight pressure on f2 and also allows him to play ... f7-f5 later. 20.lt:Jf3 lt:Jg6 21.lt:Jc6 ..tc6 22.dc6 .§.b2 23.~a4 h6 24.c4 f5!? Black quickly creates counterplay on the kingside. [More circumspect and safe was 24 ... ~e6 25 ..§.ebl (25.c5?! dc5 26.ii.c5 i.e7 only weakens White's position.) .§.bl 26 ..§.bl when possible is 26 ... f5!?oo (or 26... ii.d8 with a solid game for Black.)]
11 .•..§.bS?! In my opinion this line gives Black less chance to fight for equality. Nevertheless, Megaranto shows that there is always room to gain equal chances in the later stages of the game. [The line that's been tested countless times is 11...i.b7 12.lt:Ja3 (also tried is l 2.d5) ed4 13.cd4 and now: A) G. Kasparov 2800 - An. Karpov 2730, Lyon/New York 1990 - 50/386 continued 13 ... lt:Jb6 14.J..f4 ba4 15.J..a4 lt:Ja4 16.~a4 a5 17.J..d2! (17.~b3 .§.b8 18.~c3 ltJb4! 19.ltJc4 .§.e8~) .§.e8 18.d5± which White eventually won. B) 13 ... .§.e8!? 14.ab5 ab5 15.i.f4 lt:Ja5! may be the correct path to obtain practical chances of equality, for instance 16.lt:Jb5 lt:Jb3 (16 ... ~b8) 17.~b3 (17 ..§.a8 i.a8 18.~b3 .§.e4=) .§.al (17 ... .§.b8 18.ii.d6!) 18 ..§.al ~b8 (18 ... ii.e4 19 ..§.cl is unpleasant 19 ... c6) 19.Q:Jc3 ii.e4 20.~b8 lt:Jb8 21.lt:Je4 .§.e4 22 ..§.a8 .§.e8 and Black should be able to hold this ending.]
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25.c5! [Also strong was to kick back the b2rook first with 25.~a3!: A) 25 ... ~b8?! 26.ef5 .§.f5 27.~d3! and Black cannot avoid material loss. 27 ... .§.D (27 ... JJ,[6 28.~e4±; 27 ... ~j8 28.~e4±) 28.gfJ lt:Jf4 29 .i.f4 i.f2 30.@fl i.e 1 31...tcl !+ - ; B) 25 ... .§.b8 26.Q:Jh4 lt:Jh4 27.i.a7! .§.a8 28.~g3 ~d8 29.c5± ~f6 30.cd6 cd6 31.ef5 lt:Jf5 32.~c3± and Black has an unpleasant defensive task ahead of him.]
Sadorra 't!Bc5 32.'fJ.d5 (32.'t!Bb3 @h7) 't'Bc4 33.Wh2! !± (33.tl:id2 't!Be2 34.~b4 tl:ih4 - +); B) 28 ... 'fJ.f2 29.tl:ih4 tl:ih4 30.~f2 ~g6 31.'f!fb3 (31.'f!fa2
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This is a crucial moment in the game, and both players have about 20 minutes left on their clock.
5-isanto Megaranto: Board I for lndoneSta - 2730 perfOc'mance.
3l ...'fJ.c2?! Megaranto chooses a risky path, most probably to retain chances of gaining an edge himself... [A safer way to equal ize was 3 I ... Ae7 32.Ac3 'fJ.c2 33.Ae5 °f/d5 34.ed5 tl:ie5 35.tl:ie5 i.d6 36.'fJ.e4 (36.Ci:{J i.c5!) 'fJ.d2=]
25...f4 26.Ad2 't'Be6 Taking control of the a2g8 diagonal and defending d6. [26 .. .dc5 27. 't'Bc4 Wh 7 28. 't'Bc5] 27.cd6 ~d6
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28.laa2 A safe and sound continuation. [28.Ac I deserves attention, but the consequences of it might prove difficult to unravel during play.
A) 28 ... i.f2 29.@h I (29.@fl i.el 30.i.b2 i.b4 31 .'fJ.dl ~c5) .tel 30..tb2 i.b4 31.'Bd I
32.'fJ.cl ?! After thinking for IO minutes, Zhigalko chose to take the game into a complicated ending w ith queens, thereby missing a narrow path to an advantage. [The objectively correct choice was 32.'f!/d6 cd6 but Zhigalko probably thought the ending wouldn't give him anything special: A) After 33.tl:ih4 tl:ih4 34.'fJ.c l 'Bel 35.A c l tl:ig6 36.c7 tl:ie7 37.Aa3 ct:Jc8 38.@fl @g8 39.@e2 @f7 40.@d3 (40.
Sadorra B) But 33 ..§.cl ! .§.cl 34.~cl ~f6 35.c7 CiJ.e7 36.CiJ.d2! ~ 36 ... c;!?g8 37.CiJ.c4 CiJ.c8 38.~d2! c;!?fl 39 .i.a5 c;!?e6 40.CiJ.b6 CiJ.b6 41.~b6 c;!?d7 42.D gives White some winning chances in this one-sided ending.] 32 •.. .§.cl 33.~cl ~b4! underestimated this move.
White probably
34.~d2 ~bl 35.~el ~f6!
47 •.. g5 [Better is 47 ... i.h4! 48.D i.f2 with the idea of getting the enemy king to back off: 49.CiJ.c4 c6 50.c;!?b4 CiJ.fl+]
Now that the bishop's job is done on h4, it frees up the knight from defending e5.
48.t'3 i.e7 49.CiJ.c4 CiJ.f7 50.c;!?c6 ~d6 51.i.c3 CiJ.h8 52.i.el CiJ.g6 53.i.f2 CiJ.e7 54.c;!?b5 CiJ.g8 55.c;!?c6 CiJ.e7 56.c;!?b5 c;!?d7 57.i.el t'hg8 58.i.c3 c;!?e6 59.c;!?c6 g4 60.hg4 hg4 61.fg4 CiJ.f6 62.t'hd2 l'hg4 So far, White has stubbornly defended a worse ending, and has now gained good drawing chances. But once again he faces another critical moment in the ending ...
36.c;!?fl! White plays accurately with two minutes left on the clock before the second time control is reached. This move also overprotects a piece to free up his knight from its defensive task, and gets ready for a future double minor piece ending. 36... ~c2 37.~b4 ~bl 38.i.el t'he7 39.~c4 ~b6
Black now wins a pawn, but conversion to a win is far from easy as White's king will actively blockade the c-pawn on c4. 40.i.c3 ~c6 41.~c6 t'hc6 42.c;!?e2 c;!?g8 43.c;!?d3 c;!?f7 44.c;!?c4 c;!?e6 45.c;!?b5 l'hd8!? Planning to relocate his knight to fl where it will defend e5 and facilitate his kingside expansion. 46.i.b2 h5 [Also possible was 46 ... t'hfl! 47.c;!?c6 i.e7! 48.c;!?c7?! (48.i.c3 i.d6) i.c5+]
63.t'hc4? White errs, giving Megaranto an opportunity to break his resistance. The correct defence was to let the g2 pawn go! [63.i.a5! t'he3 64.~c7 ~c7 65.c;!?c7 t'hg2 66.l'tJD t'he3 67 .t'hg5 (67. c;!tc6=) c;!?f6 68.l'tJD l'hg4 69.c;!?d7 t'hf2 70.l'hd2= and Black has no way to make progress in this knight ending.]
47.t'hd2
63 ... t'he3 64.t'he3 fe3 65.c;!?b5 c;!?f6 66.c;!?c4
80
Sadorra c;!fg5 67.~d3 ~f4 68.g3 ~f3 69.g4 e2 70.g5
'i!tf2 71.~c4 c6! The last finesse, untouchable.
making
his
72.g6 i.f8 0:1
pawns
Sadorra
D38 IVANCHUK 2744 SADORRA 2590 Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Ukraine-Philippines) Finally, here is my game against a world class and extraordinarily creative player.
1.d4 tbf6 2.CLif3 d5 3.c4 e6 4.CLic3 i.b4 5.e3 It is well-known that "Chucky" can play almost any opening line and this wasn't one of those that I had prepared for.
6.~c2 0-0 7.a3 i.c3 8.~c3 During the game, I was recalling my old analysis and I remembered the idea of CLif6-e4 followed by e7-eS or f7-fS so I tried to make this work.
8... .§.eS [In my analysis, I also considered 8... CLie4 9.~c2: A) 9 ... eS? doesn't work yet IO.eds (JO ... .il.f5 JJ.dc6t'i:ig312.cb7) ll.i.c4;
~dS
B) 9 ... fS IO.i.d3 aS 11.0-0 ~f6 12.b3 but I didn't like the idea of playing this passive position against a player like Ivanchuk. I felt that if Black is to equalize in this line I have to go for the eS break; therefore, I prepared it; 8... aS J. Donner - Taimanov, La Habana 1967 - 4/702] 9.i.d3
5...tbc6!?
9 ... ~e7N Played after a 2S-minute think. [I once again checked if 9 ... eS might give me chances to equalize:
I'm not sure about the name of this line, but I would call it the "Ragozin-Nimzo" because the ideas resemble those found in the 5 WUa4 CLic6 line in the Ragozin Defence. I had briefly studied this rare line when I was going through Botvinnik - Tal matches and Fischer's games. [In the past, I have studied and prepared S... 0-0 6.i.d3 cS (and 6... b6 7.0-0 i.b7) 7.0-0 C2Jc6 both of which lead to main lines but I'm certain Ivanchuk has more experience playing with these, so I tried to surprise him over the board.]
A) IO.des dc4!? (JO ... t'i:ig4 11.0-0 CLice5 12.CLie5 CLie5 13.cd5 ~d5 14.i.e2 but I wasn't sure ifhad compensation for his longterm advantage.) ll.i.c4 C2Je4?! 12.i.f7! (the first line I saw was 12.~c2 i.fSoo which seems to give me the active piece play that I'm looking for, but alas when I checked it I saw a tactical refutation ... ) ~f7 13.~c4+-; B) I also thought that the other capture is good for him IO.CLieS CLieS 11.deS CLig4 12.f4 ~h4 13.g3 ~h3 14.i.fl and I didn't think I had 81
Sadorra anything to show for the pawns. Therefore, I decided to further prepare the break; 9 ... lt:Je4 P. M. Larsen - Bakkejord, Tromso 2010; 9 ... dc4 Grynszpan 2390 - Stobik 2235, Lugano 1989; 9 ... a5 S. Sergienko 2410 - At. Kiss 2340, Zalakaros 1994]
maybe here lvanchuk missed 18 ... g6! in his analysis (I first investigated 18 ... ~al 19.~h7 c;!tj7 20.'IJ.fl c;!te7 21.~h4 which I thought was very dangerous and this led me to find the strong quiet move, lol) 19 ..§.a2 (19.J..d2 J..f5+) J..f51']
10.b4 e5!? 11.lt:Je5?! [Maybe 1l .de5 was more accurate ll...lt:Je4 12.~c2 (12.~b2! is the engine's recommendation, but which is difficult to see over the board.) lt:Je5 13.lt:Je5 ~e5 14.J..b2 ~g5 15.0-0 c6 but I thought that this was a playable position. For his bishop pair, I have actively placed pieces.]
16...~c5 17.bc5 .§.d3 18..§.bl @f8 19•.§.b4 a5 20 ..§.b6 .§.c3 21.J..b2 .§.c2 22.c;!?g3
11 ... tt:Je5 12.de5 I believe this was the most important moment in the game.
22 ... J..d7 [Maybe a more effective way to obtain a drawn position is to exchange off his active rook: 22 ... 'IJ.a6!? 23 ..§.a6 ba6 24.J..d4 (24 ..§.bl J..j5 25.J..d4 .§g2 26.c;!tg2 J..bl 27.c;!tj3 c;!te7=) J..b7 25 ..§.gl (25 ..§.bl .§g2 26. c;!th3 J..e4) c;!te7=]
23.'IJ.cl .§.cl 24.J..cl J..c6 25.J..b2 a4 26.J..d4 c;!?e7 27 •.§.b2 c;!?e6 28 ..§.f2 .§.g8 29.c;!?h3 c;!?e7 30.c;!?h4 h6
T 12 ... lt:Je4! [I didn't like 12 ... ~e5 due to 13.~e5 .§.e5 14.J..b2 and now I'm forced to misplace my rook on the kingside, 14 ... .§.g5, when the simple 15.cd5 (15.h4! .§g2 16.J../6 gf6 17.cd5±) .§.d5 16.c;!?e2 should be enough for an advantage.] 13.~d4 [13.~c2 ~e5
14.J..b2 ~g5transposes
to the above line.] 13 ... c5! 14.~d5 lt:Jf2 This tactic is the only justification for the pawn sacrifices. 15.c;!?f2 .§.d8 After all, he decided to go into the ending in which I have good drawing chances. 16.~c5
82
[16.~e4
f5
17.ef6
~f6
18.c;!?e2
Here, 1 remember Chucky started to slowly move his king around, trying to find a way to create a weakness around my kingside,
Sadorra but I didn 't think there was a way for him to break through. Nevertheless, he kept trying to create pressure both on the board and the clock. 31.~g4
.§h8 32.Wf4 h5 33.g3 .§h6 34.wgs
~e6 35.i.c3
[35.!'af6 .§f6 36.ef6 g6= ] 35...Ae4 36.Wf4 Ac6 37..§d2 we7 38.A a5 i.d7 39..§b2 Ac6 40.Ac7 El.h8 41 ..§d2 A d7 42•.td6 ~es [I didn't like 42 ...~e6? because it would give him a chance to change the nature of the game and create some winning chances with 43.c6 Ac6 (43 ... bc6?? 44.Ac5+-) 44:Ac5 g5 45.~g5 ±] 43.
Photo by Anastasya Karlovich
44...Iag6 45.©h4 [45.~h5 .§h6 46.©g5 .§h2= ] 45...Iag4! 46.~h5 .§g6 47.e6
The main idea of the pawn sac is that White can never win with a paralysed king and rook! [47.h4 .te6 48.g4 .§h6 49.~g5 .§g6 50.©hS=; 47 ..§h4 i.c6 (or I can wait with 47 ...~d8) 48.e4 .td7= ] 47 ..•.§h6! An important zwischenschach. [47 ... i.e6 48 ..tf4 allows him to keep pushing.] 48.© g5 i.e6 49.h4 .§g6 50.© f4 .§f6 51.We4 .§f2 With more active pieces free to target enemy weak pawns, Black no longer has problems. 52.Wd3 .§b2 53.c6 bc6 54.g4 J;ab3 55.Wd2 .§b2 White cannot escape the checks and the perpetual attack on his e3 and c4 pawns, so a draw was agreed. 1/2 : l /2 Sadorra 83
GM Emanuel Berg Board 5 for Sweden at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014
Emanuel Berg • Country: Sweden
Before arriving at the Olympiad I was wondering what to expect, due to its much publicised financial difficulties. However, during the event, most things seemed to function pretty well and I was very happy with my stay in Tromso. The food was excellent and the natural beauty of the surrounding area, with its fjords and mountains, simply fantastic. Chesswise I had an average result in terms of rating points, scoring 6/8 on the last board for Sweden. However I remained undefeated, whilst winning four games, which was a good result for a team event. The games I have chosen to annotate include one of my own and another of Torbjorn Ringdal Hansen, a member of Norway 's amazing second team who performed more than 200 points above their average rating! Finally I have also commented on the game Leko - Lupulescu as it featured an interesting line in the Winawer French which is the subject of my latest book, publ ished in December 2013.
C67 T. HANSEN 2450 BORISEK 2569 Tromso (ol) 2014 (Norway 2-Slovenio)
J .e4 eS 2.ll:if3 CL\c6 3.i.bS CL\f6 The Berlin Defence has become a more and more popular choice against the Spanish. White is certainly struggling to get an advantage in the main lines. For this reason many White players often choose to deviate from the well-known paths. 4.0-0 ll:ie4 5.d4 ll:id6 6...tgS!? 84
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• Rating: 2554 • Pea k rating: 2627 • Title: Grondmoster since 2004
An interesting move with the idea of spicing up things a bit and leading Black out of the well-known lines. [6.ilc6 enters the main line Berlin Wall while 6.de5 CL\b5 7.a4 is the main alternative. This brought White a victory in Andreikin 2706 - Kramnik 2796, Nizhny Novgorod 2013. However from a theoretical standpoint Black is doing absolutely fine.] 6 .....te7 The main move favoured by Aronian and Anand, among others. [However the sharper 6 .. .f6 puts more pressure on White and leads to interesting tactics: 7 .deS (White can also play safe with 7.ilc6 but after 7... dc6 Black 's score is excellent and there appear to be no problems for him whatsoever. White's best now is probably 8.de5 fg5 9.ed6 fiid6 10.Ci)g5 'JJ!idl 11.'fl..dl= with a level endgame.) ll:ib5 8.ef6 (8.il.h4 is the other try
Berg when there might follow 8... J..e7 9.'fJ.elN 0-0
JO.W/id5@h8 11.e/6 il.f6 12.il./6 W!if6 13.W!ib5 when White wins back the piece but with Black having the slightly better position after 13 ...lbd4) gf69 ..§.e1 (9.il.f4!? is an interesting alternative played by Naiditsch. Following 9 ... d5 10.W/ie2 Ci:ie7 11 .W!ib5 c6 White's chances were not worse although Black won the game later on A. Naiditsch 2664 - Ki. Georgiev 2677, Kusadasi 2006) @fl 10.W!id5 @g7 A sharp position has arisen, however it seems very critical for White as he is about to be a piece down without much compensation. Now White's best is perhaps 11.J..d2!?N retaining some initiative. The alternatives are:
A) l l..§.e8 !?
move White has scored very well and also has easy play. [7 ... W!fe7 is the main move and probably a better one. There might follow 8.J..c6 dc6 9.de51' with a slight initiative for White. Black's position should be playable but it's quite interesting to see that Caruana has defeated both Anand and Aronian in this particular line. 9 ... Ci:ie4 (9 ... Ci:if5
JO.Ci:ic3 il.d7 ll.W!ie2 0-0-0 12 ..§.adl @b8 13.b4 looked more than OK for Black, though in F. Caruana 2770 - Aronian 2825, Moscow (blitz) 2012, White won. Since no more moves are given on this game it's hard to draw any conclusion.) 10.Ci:ibd2 tt:Jc5 11.h3 0-0 12.tL'lb3 .§.d8 13.W!ie2 tt:Jb3 14.ab3= White has an extra pawn on the kingside and some initiative but Black remains solid and has a potentially strong bishop, F. Caruana 2757 - V. Anand 2780, Zuerich 2013]
8.de5 Ci:ib5 9.a4
An interesting rook sacrifice which is likely to secure a draw in practical play. However after the forced line ll...W!ie8 12.J..f6 @f6 13.W/ig5 @fl 14.W!ih5 @e7 15.W!ig5 Black may play for a win with 15 ... @d6 (15 ...@j7 16.Wih5 leads to perpetual check, 1/2 : 112 Harutyunian 2421 - H. Martirosyan 2287, Kirishi 2014). Nevertheless it takes a lot of courage to enter obscure complications where your king is wandering around in the middle of the board. There might follow 16.tL'la3! lt'la3 17.Bdl Ci:id4 18.Ci:id4 W!ie4! 19.D W!ig6 20.Wif4 @d5! 21.ba3 d6! 22.W!ie3! with an ongoing sharp and complicated game where a draw is the least likely result;
8) 11.i.f4? tL'ld6 proved to be good for Black in: B. Socko 2564 - J. Lautier 2653, Leon 2001 - 83/315] 7.i.e7 lt:\e7?! A slight error, m my opinion. After this
9... b6 This was played by Ponomariov last year. [However the main move is 9 ... d5 which might well be a better choice in order to avoid the backward pawn on d7 .]
10.abS J..b7 11.W!id3N A prepared improvement by Hansen upon his encounter last year with Ponomariov. [11.Ci:ic3 Ci:ig6 12 ..§.a4 0-0 13 ..§.d4 J..f3 14.W!Jf3 Ci:ie5 15.W!ib7 c6 16.f4 .§.b8 17.W!ia7 Ba8 18.W!ib7 .§b8 19.W!ia7 .§.a8 20.W!ib7 112 : 112 T. R. Hansen 2492 - R. Ponomariov 2756, Tromso (m/2) 2013] 85
Berg ll ... lt:Jg6 12.lt:Jbd2 0-0
for the bishop was a good alternative.] 18.h5 lt:Jf8 19.!1g4 [The most natural continuation but even stronger seems 19.lt:Je4! intending either lt:Jd6 or the sacrifice lt:Jf6] 19•••lt:Je6? This is far too passive. [Black is in a difficult situation and should have tried to consolidate into a worse endgame following 19 ... i.c8 20.Bg3 ~c5!±] 20.~e3
[20.lt:Jh4± was also strong.]
20••• @hS 21.lt:Je4 i.c8 22.lt:Jd6 tt:Jc7 23 •.§.g3 lt:Jb5 24.lt:Jb5 cb5 25.lt:Jd4 .§.d5 26.~e4 ~cs 13•.§.a4!? An interesting rook lift along the fourth rank with the hope of swinging it over to the kingside and starting an attack. 13 ... ~e7?! The queen appears to be slightly misplaced here. [Better was l3 ... Be8 14.Bel .§.e6= and now ... ~e7 can come next or possibly a break in the centre with ... d6.] 14•.§.el .§.fd8 15.~c3?! [The immediate 15.h4 looks better when 15 ... d6 can be met by 16.ed6 ~d6 17.~d6! (or 17..§.d4±) .§.d6 18 ..§.eal± leading to a significant endgame advantage for White.] 15... c6 16.bc6 dc6 17.h4
T 27.lt:Jb5! [27.~f3! is also winning, e.g. 27 ... ~d4 28.~t7 i.g4 29 ..§.g4 ~g4 30.~ds+-] 27 •.• i.e6 28.c4 .§.dd8 29.lt:Jd6 .§.ab8 30.lt:Jb7 A very nice win by Mr. Hansen who also produced an impressive performance for his Norwegian team during the Olympiad. 1: 0 Berg
115 L. PASKO 2327 BERG 2554
Tromso {ol) 20 74 (Albania-Sweden) 17.•• h6? A natural move, in a way, but it actually just runs into White's plan. [Instead 17 ... h5 ! was to be preferred, stopping h5 or Bg4. Also 17 ... cS opening the diagonal 86
1.d4 lt:Jf6 2.c4 e6 3.lt:Jt'3 b6 4.g3 i.a6 This is the most popular move here. The idea is to provoke some weaknesses in White's position, whilst developing the bishop with gain of tempo.
Berg common 7...c6 lines. However now White has already played lbeS which rules out some important possibilities for him. 9.Ac3 lbfd7! It's important for Black to exchange off the knight on eS before White's initiative grows too strong. 10.lbd7 lbd7 11.lbd2 fS!?
Photo by Darnel Skog
[The other main move is 4 ... Ab7 which is also fully playable. However I don '_t quite like Black 's position after S.Ag2 Ae7 6.0- 0 0-0 7.dS!? edS 8.lbh4 as White has a strong initiative for the sacrificed pawn.] 5.b3 .ib4 This check is played in order to disrupt White's piece coordination slightly, as now White will have to block the d-file with his bishop. This will make the further advance d4-dS more difficult to carry out. 6.i.d2 .ie7 7..ig2 dS [7 ...c6 is more popular and a very solid alternative to the game continuation.] 8.llleS [8.cdS is the main continuation which leads to unbalanced positions with mutual chances, following 8...edS and later on ... cS, when Black achieves an active game.]
8..•c6 This move transposes back to the more
An interesting move which stops White carrying out his main idea - the e4-break. As I had played this move successfully in a game against Atalik in 2006, I was quite confident with the development of this game so far. [The main move is 11 .. .0-0 which is also very solid for Black.] 12.0- 0 [ 12 ..§cl .§c8 13 ..§c2 0-0 14.0- 0 lbf6 IS ..ib2 .id6! 16.W/cl W/e7 17.e3 gS l8.f4 g4 was played in S. Atalik 2632 - E. Berg 2S39, Malmo 2006 - 98/39S. Black remained stable on the queenside and eventually managed to create an opening on the other side of the board with ...hS-h4.] 12 ...(H) 13.W/c2 Over the next few moves White seems to be struggling to find a good plan. In fact it's not at all easy to find one as Black remains with a stable "Stonewall" centre and prevents White's main strategic idea of pushing e2-e4. [13 .a4 .§c8 (13 . ..Ci:/6 14..ib2 .ib4 15.'f}.cl 'E.c8 16.t;::/3 Wiie7 17.lbe5 .id6 18.'E.c2 c500 Cifuentes Parada 2S30 - Brenninkmeijer 238S, Wijk aan Zee II 1988 - 4S/(664) 14.'§.el .id6 IS.e3 lbf6 16.aS bS 17.cS .ib8 18.b4 led to a balanced game in Th. Henrichs 2493 - E. Berg 87
Berg 2576, Gothenburg 2012. Due to the very closed position, it's hard to find any real ways to create winning chances for either side.] 13 ....§.cS 14 ..§.adlN [The immediate 14.a4 intending a5 has been the most played move. However after closing the queenside Black doesn't have any particular problems; 0. Sutter 2374 - Rufener 2336, Schweiz 2008]
[However there was an even better move in 16 ... f4!+ when Black would already be slightly better in view of White's sadly placed bishop on g2 and Black's initiative on the kingside. Most importantly, this move will soon force an opening by ... fg3 which avoids the closed position that occurred later in the game.] 17.e3 [17.e4? is the only active try for White. However this fails in view of 17 ... fe4 18.fe4 lt:Jg4 19.lt:Jf3 J..g5!-+ when the threat of ... J..e3 decides the game.] 17... J..d6 Black slowly improves the position of his pieces and gets ready for a further advance on the kingside. 18.a4 With this move White tries to release the tension .on the queenside by closing the position with a4-a5 on the next move.
T 14 ...~e8!? A creative move aiming for a kingside attack by means of ... ~h5 and possible ... .§.f6-h6 etc. 15..§.fel ~h5 16.f3?! This move seriously weakens White's position and gives Black the chance to seize the initiative. [Instead, after 16.e3, White would remain solid although Black's slight initiative on the kingside might be slightly unpleasant.]
T 18... gS! Black uses his kingside pawns in the hope of being able to open up the position. 19.aS b5 20.cS J..b8 21.b4 White has closed the queenside completely and was probably hoping to settle for a draw. However Black can still exert some pressure on the kingside and White will have to defend well for a long time before the draw becomes a reality. 21. .. .§.c7! Transferring the rook along the seventh rank, with g7 or f7 in its sights. This rook lift also vacates the c8-square for the bishop.
16... lt:Jf6?! This move efficiently stops White's plans of advancing with e2-e4. 88
22 ..§.e2 .§.g7 23.lt:Jfl J..c8 24.~d3 .§.gti
Berg 33.J..hS llJh5 34.a'.dd2 White is getting ready for an ugly but efficient passive defence along the second rank. 34 ... @hS 35.~e2 llJf6 36.~t3 a'.fg8 37.a'.c2 J..d8 The bishop finally reaches its destination. From d8 it can support a further break with ... h5-h4. 38.@hl ~g6 Before moving forward Black tries to obtain an optimal setup. The most important idea now is to move the king to a safer place, possibly all the way over to the queenside. The position has entered a manoeuvring phase where Black tries to place his pieces optimally before pushing any pawns. My idea with this rook move was first of all to prevent any possible break by e4. With doubled rooks on the f-file this break will likely be too dangerous and White would instead have to stick to a policy of wait and see. 25.i.d2 i.d7 The bishop is now heading slowly for the kingside, with g6 or h5 in prospect.
39.!1a2 !1h7 40.@gl a'.gg7 Creating a way out for the king via g8. 41.a'.ac2 @g8 42.~e2 Bh8 Now it's time to double the rooks on the h-file in order to be ready for the final breakthrough. 43.llJd2 White tries to get active and might well jump with the knight to f3, soon after which it will be difficult for Black to proceed any further.
26.i.cl i.e8 27.f4 White decides to cfose the position even further, perhaps to avoid ... f4 by Black. However this clearly weakens White's light squares. Now Black definitely has some advantage although the closed position offers White excellent drawing chances by means of passive defence. 27 ...'fJ.g7 28.a'.f2 h6 [28 ... ~e4!+ would have been a better option in order to prevent White from playing i.f3. Following 29.a'.c2 ~g6, ... h5-h4 is in prospect, creating a further opening of the position.] 29.i,f3 ~g6 30.!1g2 ~h7 31.J..d2 J..c7 Now it's time to improve the position of the other bishop.
43 ... g4! Closing the seventh of the eight files and staking everything on a final break on the h-line. White should naturally be able to hold this with correct defence but from a practical point of view it's not very easy.
32.i.e 1 32 ..• J..hS Black carries out the strategical idea of exchanging his bad bishop for White's good bishop. This brings him further control over the light squares.
44.llJfl h5 45.~dl a'.gh7 46.~al @f7 47.~dl .§.h6 48.~cl !18h7 49.~dl ~g7 Now ... ~h8 is coming when Black has all his heavy pieces ready on the h-file. 89
Berg 50.a6 White loses patience and hopes to be able to create counterplay via the a5-square. However it just creates a further weakness for himself 50... ~h8 51.~al c;!?e8 The king gets ready to defend against ~a5, if necessary, at a later stage in the game.
White is likely to hold the draw, provided he watches out for the ... e5 break.] 55... i.g3 56.i.g3 lt:Jf6 57.~el CZ'ie4 58 •.§.a2? [58.c;!?hl was better but would not be enough to hold the game either. 58 ... .§.h3 59.~gl lt:Jg3 60 ..§.g3 .§.g3 61.~g3 .§.h3 62.~gl .§.f3-+. The threat of ... ~h3 will decide the game in Black's favour.]
52.lt:Jd2 h4 53.gh4 lt:Jg8 54.Q:Jfl i.h4
T A critical position has arisen. It's now very important for White to play accurately in order to hold a draw. Any mistake can be fatal. 55.lt:Jg3?? This move offers Black the opportunity to exchange off his bishop and gain full control over the e4-square with his knight. In fact it now appears that White is already lost since he will be unable to defend against the invasion on the h-file. [Necessary was 55.i.h4 .§.h4 when the position is still critical but perhaps sufficient for a draw upon accurate defence from White. One interesting idea mentioned by a spectator after the game was 56 ..§.g3 ! and, after 56 ... lt:Jf6, 57 ..§.cg2 lt:Je4 58.~b2 with the idea of sacrificing the exchange in order to keep the position blocked. It's quite possible that this would hold a draw but Black can certainly continue to press on for the win. Even though it won't be possible to invade along the h-file, Black has the opportunity to open up the game by means of a timely ... e5 followed by ... d4 or ... f4. Following 58 ... lt:Jg3 59 ..§.g3 .§.h3 60.~e2 90
58 ••• .§.h3 59 •.§.ae2 lt:Jg3 60 ..§.g3 [60.~g3 was maybe the best try, hoping to close the position. However after 60 ... .§.g3 61..§.g3 .§.h3 62 ..§.eg2 ~h4-+ there will be no hope of saving the game. 60....§.h2 61..§.h2 .§.h2 62.c;!?fl .§.hl [I also considered 62 ... ~h4 - + completely paralyses White and resignation.] 63 ..§.gl 0: 1
~h3
64.c;!?e2
which forces
~h2
Berg
C18 LEKO 2740 LUPULESCU 2625 Tromso (of) 20 74 {Hungary-Romania)
1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.lt:Jc3 ii..b4 4.e5 c5 5.a3 i.c3 6.bc3 lt:Je7 7.~g4 0-0 8.i.d3 lt:Jbc6 9.~h5 lt:Jg6 10.lt:JfJ ~c7 11.ii..e3 c4 12.ii..g6 fg613.~g4
Berg be enough to win the game. But even stronger was 20.lt:Jg5!! when 20 ...hg5 2l.hg5 @f8 22.i.f4±; or 20 ... ~f8 2l.i.f4 tl)d4 (21...~f4 22.'flfl -+ drops the queen.) 22.cd4 ~f4 23.c3±] 16... h6 17.g4 .§.f8 18.hS ~es 19.l2Jt3 g5
After quite a long theoretical line in the Winawer French we have entered a complex middle game position. White has an initiative on the kingside with chances of creating an attack by means ofh4-h5 and later g4. Black's counterplay lies on the queenside where White has a couple of weak pawns. 13...bS! Last year I came out with two volumes on the Winawer French. The second book deals exclusively with the main lines starting with 7.%\Yg4. There I recommend precisely this move for Black. Apart from advancing the b-pawn and preparing for ... a5 and ... b4 an important point is to keep the seventh rank clear, rather than placing the bishop on d7 which is one of the most usually played moves. It's interesting to see that ...b5 has now become more popular and was even tried at the highest level during the Olympiad. [13 ... i.d7 Vic. Savinov - Latroniko, corr. 2006 - 96/213; 13 ... ~f7 Smikovski 2498 Rodshtein 2429, Moscow 2005 - 93/226]
20.lt:Jgl [White can also consider the interesting piece sacrifice 20.tl)g5 !? and after 20 ... hg5 2l.h6 ~g6 22.hg7 @g7 23 ..il.g5, followed by f4, White probably has sufficient compensation for the given material.]
14.h4 .§.f5 15.tl)g5 This move was first played in March 2014 by Ivan Saric in a game which White won due to an error from Black's side.
22 ... .§.ati 23.0-0 gf4 24.tl)f4 b4 25.ab4 ab4 26.cb4
20...a5 [20....§.£7!? was worth consideration. Its intention is to meet 2l.tl)e2 with 21...~f8 22.~h2 .§.f3 preventing f4. Now it is difficult for White to make progress and perhaps the best is just to repeat moves by 23.tl'igl .§.f7 24.l2Je2 .§.f3=] 21.l2Je2 .§.a7 22.f4 Now White is in time to open up the kingside.
15... ~e7 16.~h3N Leko decides to deviate from the afore-mentioned game. [After 16.f4 h6 (16 ... ~e8!?N is also worth considering so as not to unnecessarily weaken the kingside by ...h6) 17.l2Jf3 Black was doing absolutely fine in Iv. Saric 2661 - Huzman 2569, Yerevan 2014. Now 17... ~e8N looks like a good improvement, intending 18.~h3 a5 followed by a later ... .§.b8 and ... b4 with suitable counterplay. The exchange sacrifice played in the game was clearly favourable for White, following 17...~f7 18.~h3 id7? 19.g4 .§.f4 when the simple .il.f4 proved to 91
Berg 26 ...tllb4?! A slight inaccuracy which allows White some pressure. [Instead 26... tlld4! looks good, grabbing a central pawn while the game remains fairly balanced.] 27.c3?! [This move allows liquidation of material. 27.W'g2t would have left White with a small edge.] 27 ...tllc6?! [27 ...tlld3! was good when the game is equal.] 28.!fa2 l'Ib7 29.ilcl .§ff7 30..§af2 l'!a7
'The Romanian woff' Constanbn Lupulescu. Photo by Harald f1etz
31.'llg6 [Here White had the opportunity to play 31.g5 ! which would put Black under heavy pressure and lead to a clear advantage. Following 31.. .hg5 32.tllg6± Black does not have time for the double exchange of rooks due to the threat of h6!] 31.. ..§f2 32 ..§f2 .§f7 Now the worst is over for Black who manages to defend the game to a draw after a Jong endgame.
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33..ia3 l'!f2 34.~f2 W'f7 35.W'f3 ~f3 36.~f3 ~t7 37.~f4 J.a6 38.gS hg5 39.~gS i.b5 40.h6 gh6 41.~h6 J.a4 42.t;JfS J.c2 43.t;Jd7 i.bJ 44.t;JcS i.c2 45.t;Jb7 i.bl 46.ilc 1 @g8 47.il,g5 ilc2 48.ild8 'ttti 49.~gS ~e8 50.ilf6 @f8 51.@h6 ilbl 52..ig7 @e7 53.ilf6 @f8 54.il,g5 .tc2 55.A ct A bt 56.i.a3 ~g8 57.~gS ~g7 58.i.c5 A c2 59.A b6 A hl 60..tcs A c2 112 : 1/2 Berg
Amin GM Bassem Amin Board I .for Egypt at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014
I,
d like to share with Informant readers my thoughts and analysis of my last round Olympiad game in the Egypt - Iceland match. The match itself was very important for both teams as we both were competing for the Category B gold medal, which looked like it was going to Iceland until at the very last moment it was won by the Egyptian team, who thereby achieved a historical result by not only winning the medal but also sharing 12•h place in the Olympiad! So I am proud that I was part of this great result and that I helped my team by scoring 8 1/2 points out of I I on Board I .
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BassemAmin
By GM Dr. Bassem Amin • Country: Egypt
A07 8. AMIN 2627 H. STEFANSSON 2533 Tromso (of) 2014 (Egypt-Iceland) l.ll)f3 tbf6 2.g3 g6 3 ..ig2 .ig7 4.0-0 0-0 5.d3 d5 6.tbbd2 lllc6 Obviously my opponent prepared this variation against me after checking out my bad play in a blitz game, played a few months before.
• Born:
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• Rating: 2638 • Pe ak rating: 2665 • Title: Grandmaster since 2006
until Black goes ...e5 before playing e4.]
7...e5 Immediately after the Olympiad I took part in the Abu Dhabi Masters Tournament where I played the same variation again. [This time my opponent replied 7 ... a5 and I gained a slight advantage after 8.a4 b6 9 ..§el .ia6 l0.d4 ~d7 I J.~c2 .§ad8 l2.e4;t B. Amin 2627 - Shar. Gagare 2421, Abu Dhabi 2014] 8.e4 Now b2-b4 is a strong positional threat that would give White a significant space advantage on the queenside. 8... a5 Stopping b4.
7.c3!? [The game B. Amin 2635 - Eric Hansen 2584, Dubai (blitz) 2014, went 7.e4 de4 8.de4 llld7 9.:!lel lllc5 JO.h3 a5 I J.a4 h6 12. ~e2 b6+ but now, after a few minutes thought, I decided to change the move order and wait
9.a4 A typical move which controls both the b5 and c4 squares.
9....§eS 10 ..§el h6 So as to develop the lightsquare bishop to e6, without having to worry about lllg5. 93
Amin The position is still about equal but Black has some weaknesses now. 20.QJe3! White must keep control over the d5 square and not allow Black to play ... d5. 20 ..• .lie6 21.~b3 ll'ie7 22 •.lie6 fe6 23.t2:\c4 ll'id5 [Upon 23 ... ll'ic6!? I would have replied 24.f4!;;!;; fixing the black centre and stopping ... d5] 11.~c2!? [After ll.ed5 QJd5 12.ll'ic4 J..f5
it's not possible to play 13. Qjfd2 as the d3 pawn is unprotected; Polugaevsky 2630 - J. L. Fernandez Garcia 2430, Logrono 1991 - 53/4] 11 ••• J..e6 12.ed5 QJd5 13.QJc4 J..f5 14.QJh4 .lie6 15.QJfJN I was just checking my opponent's intentions! [15 ..lie4 De Nuccio - V. Agostini, Italia 1994]
24 . .lie3 ~c7 25.a'.adl a'.f8 26.a'.d2 [Not 26.d4?! as after 26 ... a'.bc8! 27.ll'ia3 W/fl 28.~c2 ed4 29 ..lid4 e5 30 ..lie3 ll'ie3 31.a'.e3 Black finally plays 31. .. d5 and gets a good position.] 26 ... ~h7 27 ..§.de2 .§.f5 28.J..cl .§.fJ
15••. .lif5 16.ll'ifd2! ~d7 A logical move to bring the rook to d8 and exert pressure on White's backward d3 pawn, but I don't think it was the best choice in this position. [Black could instead play 16 ... b6!? 17.ll'ie4 J..e6=] 17.QJe4 b6
29.~b5
[Strongest is 29.d4! A) 29 ... ed4 30 ..§.e6 dc3 31.~dl ! (I think I missed this move, which is why I didn't go in for d4.) ~c4 32.~f3 a'.f8 (32 ... cb2 33 ..lib2 J..b2 34.~f7+-) 33.~e2±; B) 29 ... .§.c8 30.ll'ie3 ~c6 (30 ... ll'ie3 31.a'.e3 .§.e3 32 ..lie3 ed4 33 ..lid4 .lid4 34.cd4 e5 35.de5 de5 36.~e6±) 31.de5 de5 32.~b5±]
18.QJed6! A good move which weakens Black's pawn structure. 18... cd6 19..lid5 .§.ab8 94
29 ... ~dS [29 ... a'.d3? 30.QJe5 .§.c3 31.bc3 J..e5 (31...ll'ic3 32.~c6 ll'ie2 33 ..§.e2 ~c6 34.ll'ic6 a'.c8 35 ..§.c2+-) 32 ..lid2±]
Amin 30.i.e3 Wt/c7 31.A cl Repeating to get closer to move 40 and the extra 30 minutes!
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32.lL!e3! [32.d4!? ed4 33.!Ie6 'Lic7 34.'tWc6 'Lie6 35.~f3 'tWd7oo]
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32...'Lie7 33.~g2 !If7 34.'&b3 'tWd7 35.'Lic4 'W/c7 36.Wgl ! An important prophylactic move before opening the centre. 36...ll\c6 37.d4! Finally the moment has come to play d4. 37...§ fS [37...ed4 38.!Ie6 dc3 39.bc3 !Ibf8 40.Af4± ] 38.ll\e3! [38.de5? ! d5 ! 39 .'Lid6 !Ie5 40.'Lib5 !Ie2 4J.!!e2 '&d7=]
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42.A e3 !Iff8 38...§ ff8
39.dS!± I played this move w ith about five seconds left on my clock. [I was comparing it w ith 39. '&e6 but decided instead to play the safer move - which was in fact also the best as after 39.'&e6 ed4 40.'Lid5 W/f7 4l .f4 dc3 42.bc3 White only has a slight advantage.] 39...edS 40.'LidS Now White is controlling all the white squares and will enjoy applying pressure on Black's weak pawns. 40...~b7 41.!Idl !If3 Threatening 'Lid4.
43.'&bS [Black's last hope was that White would rush to win material by 43.~b6? after which he would fall into a nicetactic:43 ...'Lid4! 44.cd4 (44.Ad4?? '&d5 -+) '&d5 45.'&a7 '&f3 46.!Idel §b7 47.'tWa5 ed4 48.i .f4 !If4 49.gf4 '&g4= ] 43 ... e4 44.i.f4 A practical move to stop any possible counterplay for Black with ... 'Lie5. 44...'Lia7 45.~c4 !Ife8 46.!Ie4 bS 47.abS 'LibS 48.!Idel !Ie4 49.!Ie4
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GM Aleksandar Colovic Board 2 for Macedonia at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014 ~ere
was a distinctive feel to Tromso during the Olympiad. The town seemed
I deserted with only chess players on the streets, and there was a palpable air of
tension and condensed energy because the FIDE presidential campaign was in its final stages. The impressive-looking sky with its ever-changing colours, the surrounding mountains covered in snow, the white nights and the black Kasparov posters ... all added to the surreal atmosphere of this Arctic town in the two weeks we spent here. Many great battles were fought over the chess board and al 1of them deserve close inspection. I made my selection based on the impression these games left on me. In my comments I have tried to outline the critical moments and the underlying logic of the chess struggle in each of them. This Olympiad saw the participation of the World Champion, a rare occurrence these days. Carlsen played pretty well in the first part of the tournament as you can see from the game Carlsen - Djukic. There were other special players apart from the World Champion. Shirov was in exceptional form, his games with Sulskis and Solak reminding us of what a great player he still is. Kramnik's opening preparation is legendary and it was curious to see how he dealt with "lesser mortals" who also knew their theory. I was sitting next to him as he banged out his moves in a Scotch against my compatriot Nedev. White had his chances but he missed them and Kramnik won easily. My game with Felgaer saw an important novelty and unusual forced play into an endgame from move 22 until move 33. I hope the readers enjoy playing through these games as much as I did!
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By GM Aleksandar Colovic
D14 COLOVIC 2487 FELGAER 2564 Tromso (ol} 2014 (FYROM-Argentino}
1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.cd5 cd5 4.ttJc3 ttJf6 5.ttJf3 ltJc6 6.A f4 A f5 7.e3 e6 8.f#b3 i.b4 9.ttJe5 'f!ie7 [9 ... Ac3 is considered best by Sakaev in his book on the Slav.] 10.Ab5 L!c8 11.ll'ic6 bc612.Jla6 L!d8 13.0-0 [13.a3 Jld6 14.~b7 ~b7 I5.Ab7 Wd7 16.Jla6 Jlf4 17.ef4 Wd6 18.b4 h6 19.h4;;1;;
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• Country: FYROM • Born:
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• Rating : 2487 • Pe ak rating: 2516 • Title: Grandmaster since 2013
Seirawan 2610 - Nogueiras Santiago 2575, Barcelona 1989 - 48/(499)] 13 ...0- 0 14.ll'!a4!N An important improvement! My opponent has already played this line before. [ 14.ll\e2 ll\e4 15.L!fc 1 g5 was Morovic Fernandez 2566 - Felgaer 2584, Villa Martelli 2010, eventually ending in a draw.]
Colovic 19.de5 a'.e5 20.4bb7 ~e6 21.~c6 ~c6 22."iJ.c6 £'.el~) 18.QJe4 i..e4 19 ..§.acl a'.b8 (Intending ... "iJ.b6. Instead 19... c5 doesn't solve all of Black's problems - in the ensuing endgame White still has an advantage because of his control of the c-file and his queenside majority: 20.i..b5 cd4 21. ~d4 "iJ.e7 22j3 .ig6 23.~c5 ~c5 24.a'.c5±) 20.~c6 (20.a'.fdl a'.b6) ~c6 21."iJ.c6 .§.b2 22.f3 i..g6~ (Xa2);
14....td6 [14 ... QJhS lS ..tes f6 16 ..tc7! a'.d7 17.a3 (X.ib4) .id2 18.~dl; or 14 ... 4be4 15.IJ.fcl gS 16.i..g3! lt:Jg3 (16 ... h5?! 17.a'.c6! h4 18 ..ie5 f6 19."iJ.c7 ltJd2 20.~dl ~e8 21.Il.bl i..a5 22.b4+-) 17.hg3±]
C) But 17."JJ.ac1 ! is the best way to prepare against 17 ... es, which can then be met by 18.deS "iJ.eS (18 ... 'ffe5 19.~e5 a'.e5 20."iJ.fdl with a stable plus.) 19.QJcS 4be4 20.~d4± with typical play against the c6dS pawn pair.]
17... tt:Je4
15.i.d6 ~d6 16.~c3 (Xe5, c5) a'.fe8 [16 ... lt:'ie4 17.~a3! ~a3 18.ba3 is where my preparation ended. This motif of doubling the a-pawns will occur again a bit later in the game, but in a slightly better version for Black.]
17.f4 [Preventing ... es as I wasn't comfortable having to think about this possibility at every tum. But the move played weakens e4 as a black piece placed there can no longer be attacked by f2-f3.
A) 17.i..b7 eS! was what I didn't like when if 18.~c6 (/:,.J8.i..c6? !k8) ~b8! (X~c6, i.b7, ltJa4); B) If 17.lt:JcS lt:Je4 (17 ..."iJ.b8 18."iJ.acl e5
18.~a3 Played in accordance with the impression I had gained in my preparation (see the note to Black's l61h move.). [18.~aS!? was the alternative, however after 18 ... f6 (18 ..."iJ.b8 19.b3) with the idea of preparing ... es, I thought my pieces were too far from the centre and the kingside: 19."iJ.ac1 (19.i..d3 lt:Jg3 20."iJ.jJ .id3 21.'Bg3 "iJ.e7 22.ltJc5 i..e4 and the Sg3 is a bit awkwardly placed.) ~d7 20.b3 "iJ.b8oo (Black still cannot play 20... e5?! because of 21fe5 fe5 22.de5 a'.e5 23.a'.c6!)]
18... 'fia3 19.ba3 "iJ.b8 20."iJ.acl [I thought 20."iJ.fc 1 was also possible, but here Black has 20 ... eS! a move I didn't see and with the idea of 21.feS f6~ 22.ef6 lt:Jf6 23."iJ.c3 lt:Je4] 97
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20...ll\d2 21..§fd 1
(22 ... laeb8 23.~el lac/ 24.lacl ll\e4 22.. .CiJe4) 23.~el lac l 24.!icl !ib8 25.Ad3;!;] 22 ...ll\bl 23.lacl ll\a3 24.lac6 lt:lc2 25.f!c3 llib4
21. ...§b J (21...lllb l was the other option. Then 22.g4! Ae4 A) 23 ..§c6 .if3 (23 ... ll\a3 24 ..§dcl .§b4 25.ll\c5 .§b2 26.ll\e4 de4 27.f!c7 !ia2 28f5i) 24.l:idc 1 .ig4 25.ll\b6 is pretty messy, e.g. 25 ...ll\d2 26.ll\d7 .§b2 27 ..§ lc2 lllf3 28.~f2 .§c2 29 ..§c2 .if5 30 ..§c7 ll\h2 31..ie2 ll\g4 32.i.g4 i.g4 33 ..§a7 .§c8 34.ll\c5 .§b8oo;
B) 23.i.d3 was my intention. Then 23 ... il,d3 24.lad3 !lec8 25 ..§c2± (Xll\bl)] 22..§bl It's amazing, but now things are forced practically until the end. [22 .~f2!? was White's alternative: 22 ...ll\e4
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26.ll\cS [Earlier, while visualising this position, I thought I could play 26.i.b5?!, but when the position had arisen on the board I became aware of the dangers. Upon 26 ....§b8 27.a3 h5! things are tricky for White, e.g. 28.ab4 (28.i.e2? ll\a2.1 .6.lab3) .§b5 and White loses the b4-pawn. 29 ..§c8 (29 ..§bJ? a5) Wh7 30..§c7 .§b4 31.ll\c50 .§b l 32.~f2 f!b2 33.Wfl Ag6! 34 ..§a7 h4i] 26...ll\a2 27..§b3 Playing on domination against the stranded knight is White's only
Colovic chance in this position. [If 27 ..§a3 tL'lb4 28.i.b5 .§.a8]
37.c;!?c3 [The idea behind 33 ... g5 is seen If White plays 37.c;!?b3. Then 37 ... tL'ld3 38.tL'lf6 c;!?g7: 27 ... h6 Black needs luft in order to execute the rook manoeuvre .§d8-d6-b6, the only way to liberate the knight. [If 27 ... tLlcl? 28 ..§b2] 28.~f2
White has no other constructive idea but to bring the king over.
A) 39.fg5? tL'lf2! (39 ... hg5 40.Ci1e4 - 39 tLle4) 40.tL'le4 de4 41.gh6 c;!?h6+; B) 39.tL'le4! de4 40.i.d3 ed3 41.fg5D hg5 42.e4D (42.c;!tc3?? /5-+) c;!?g6 43.c;!?c3 f5 44.gf5 ef5 45.ef5 c;!?f5 46.c;!?d3 b5 47.c;!?c3 c;!?e4 48.c;!?b4 g4 49.c;!?b5 c;!?d4 50.c;!?c6=]
28 ... .§dS 29.c;!?el .§.d6 30.c;!?d2 .§.b6 31..§.b6
ab6 32.tL'ld7 tL'lb4 33.i.b5
37... tL'la2 38.c;!?b2 tL'lb4 39.c;!?c3
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801 CARLSEN 2877 DJUKIC2521
Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Norway-Montenegro)
33 ...gS!?EB At first I thought this was a blunder as White can exchange his knight for the bishop with a check from f6, but the pawn endgame that arises when the black knight comes to d3 is also a draw. My opponent calculated this well in spite of being in serious time-trouble. [33. .. ~c2 34.tL'lb6 tL'la3= was the simplest escape and what I expected.]
34.g4 i.e4 35.c;!?c3 tL'la2 36.c;!?b2 tL'lb4
1.e4 d5 The Scandinavian leads to solid but passive positions and this doesn't seem like an optimal scenario against the World Champion. Then again, this is how instructive games come into existence. 2.ed5 ~d5 3.tL'lc3 ~d8 4.d4 tL'lf6 5.tL'lf3 [5.i.c4 i.f5 6.~f3 was the choice of another World Champion: 6 ... ~c8 7.i.g5 i.c2 8 ..§.cloo R. Fischer - W. Addison, Palma de Mallorca 1970 - 10/146] 5 ... i.g4 6.h3 i.f3 7. ~f3 c6 99
Colovic 8 ...e6
White has a space advantage and the bishop pair while Black has a solid position without weaknesses. Let's observe how Carlsen uses his advantages to maximum effect. 8.~d3
Liberating the long diagonal for the i.g2. This already indicates that White will be playing in the centre and the queenside. The Scandinavian became very popular in the next two rounds, with two high-level games following this one. [8..1e3 (~0-0-0) would have indicated that White will play in the centre and on the kingside. A matter of taste, really. 8.©e2 e6 9.g4 with an extended fianchetto was played in round 6, four days after this game: 9 ...~d5 10.i.g2 ll:\bd7 l l.~g3 ~c4 12.~b3 ~b3 13.ab3;t F. Caruana 2801 - M. Carlsen 2877, Tromso (ol) 2014]
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[It's curious to note that this position can arise from the Caro-Kann line: I e4 c6 2 ll:ic3 d5 3 ll:if3 .tg4 4 h3 .1f3 5 ~f3 e6 6 d4 de4 7 ~e4 ll:if6 8 ~d3 and it's Black to move there while it's White's move here. The reason is that in the Caro-Kann line White has spent a tempo more with the queen, ~f3-e4-d3, while in the Scandinavian it went ~f3-d3] 9.g3 [9.i.e2 was Karjakin's choice two days after this game: 9...ll:\bd7 10.0-0 i.d6 11 ..igS Sergey Karjakin 2786 - V. Iotov 2553, Tromso (ol) 2014] 9...ll:\bd7 10.i.g2 .id 6N
[JO ....ie7 N. Bojkovic 2434 Jagodzinsky 2290, Plovdiv 2008]
Voicu·
Colovic 11.0-0 0-0 In the Karjakin - lotov game mentioned above Black went ... 0-0-0 and, facing an unopposed light-squared bishop on the long diagonal, was subjected to a dangerous attack. DjukiC's choice is much safer. 12.a3 A rather vague move - it prepares for a future b4, but it mainly serves to wait and see how Black is going to develop his pieces 12...~c7 13.a'.dl a'.ad8 14.b3 !1fe8 15.Jlb2 Both sides have completed their development and now White will try to advance with c2-c4 while Black needs to decide whether to just wait or try to push ... cs or ... es himself. 15...a6 Covering bS in case of ... cS, but as this only opens the long diagonal, it's more of a waiting move.
otherwise White would play f4 and either force the exchange of the J.eS for the lt:Jd4 or keep the pair of bishops in case of ild6: 19 ... lt:Jf8 20.b4 lt:Jg6 21.f4± is a case in point.] 20.lt:Jt3 [White had a shorter route to e3, but then Black could have won a pawn after 20.ct:JfS g6 21.lt:Je3 Jlg3 22.fg3 a'.e3 23.~f2 !1e6. White's bishops are tearing down the board but a pawn is a pawn.] 20 ... Jlb2 21.~b2 lt:Jf8 Obviously the knight's position needs to be improved as it blocks the d-file. [As for 21...b6 22.'llh4 g6, well, humans don't play like this, weakening the lt:Jf6 and the long diagonal. This line also ties down the lt:Jd7, the one that needed redeployment. After 23.lt:Jf3 Clie4 24.a'.el lt:Jdf6 2S.lt:JgS!;;!; the knights cannot be stable on white squares in such a position.]
16.Clie2 (.6c4) 22.lt:Jh4 lt:Jg6 [If22 ... lt:Je6 23.lt:Jf5 (covering d4) ildl (23 ... b6 24.b4) 24.Bdl !1d8 2S ..§.d8 lt:Jd8 26.J.dS the exchanges haven't really helped Black as White's pieces dominate the position.] 23.lt:JfS
16...eS Black decides to liberate his position instead of just waiting. This leads to a symmetrical pawn structure and increases the scope of White's bishops. Black hopes to exchange his Jld6 for the ilb2, thus depriving White of the pair ofbishops, but the remaining i.g2 is a monster waiting for the opening of the long diagonal. This will be achieved with a timely b4-bS in the event of Black keeping his queenside structure intact. [16 ... cS?! would have been much to the liking of the ilg2 after 17.c4 cd4 18.lt:Jd4±.] 17.c4 ed4 18.lt:Jd4 J.e5 19.~c2 c5 [The ilg2 is very happy now, but this is the only way to force the exchange of the bishops -
23 ...lt:Je7 The knight blocks the e-file now, but the idea is to come to c6 and hopefully to d4. This is a critical moment as White has a choice - he can simply take on e7, preventing Black's plan and maintaining an advantage thanks to the strong ilg2; or he can play lt:Je3, but then Black's knight comes to c6 and threatens to occupy d4. So White needs to find a way to counter that. What follows clearly shows Carlsen's thought process. 101
Colovic 24.~e3!
25.b4
b6 [24 ... ~c6 25.b4]
~c6
26 •.§.dS .§.d8 27 •.§.bl!
always objective. Carlsen's choice posed serious problems and his opponent cracked, hence his choice was fully justified. After 29 ... ~e7 30.~b3± (6~a4), Black's queenside is weak and the .il.g2 is clearly superior to the 'llf6.] 28.ab4± The rest is easy for Carlsen, who only needed one mistake to win the game. Impressive, isn't it? 28 ... tlle5 [28 ... tlld4 29.Bdl] 29.~c3 [li c5 and luring the rook to d3. 29.'&al was already possible 29 ... tllc4 30.Bcl b5 31.~a6 ~b6 32.~b6 lllb6 33.!1c5] .§.d3 [29 ... h5 30.c5]
This is what Carlsen saw as a way to render the threat of ~d4 harmless. 27 ... cb4? Positional capitulation as it abandons the idea of a strong knight on d4 and leaves White the possibility of creating a passed c-pawn. If Black is forced to give up on such a logical plan of occupying d4 it means that his position was already bad some moves ago. But was Black's position really that bad? In fact, Black was "outplayed" only because of this bad move, as until now he had fought well from the slightly inferior position he got out of the opening. [27 ... ~d4 28.bc5 bc5 29.~b6± is the line he saw while thinking over his 24th move - Black's queenside collapses while the ~d4 is ineffective. 27 ... Bb8D was the only way to justify Black's plan. You should not abandon your plans so easily! Now White will have to find new resources to outplay his resilient opponent. A) 28.~d5 ~d5 29 ..il.d5 (29.cd5 ~d4 30.bc5 ~c5 31 ..§.dl ~b5 6~d6) cb4 (29 ... tlle7) 30.ab4 tlle7 (Xc4) 31..§.cl 'lld5 32.cd5 ~d6 33.~d4 .§.d8 34 ..§.al .§.a8 and Black should draw this. B) If 28.lllf5 (Xd4) tlle7 29.tlle7 is really the best way for White, then it probably means that White's decision on move 24 wasn't objectively the best one. But when humans play chess, "objectivity" isn't 102
30.~al!
Winning a pawn.
30... h5 [30... tllc4? 31.'llc4 ~c432 ..tfl +-] 31.~a6+h4 32.g4 Bd2 33.c5! This opens the way for the b-pawn to run unopposed to b7. 33... bc5 34.b5 tlled7 35.b6 ~f4 36.'&a8 ~h7 37.~t'3 ~t'3 [Black cannot even keep the queens on the board as 37 ... ~d4 is met by 38.g5] 38..il.t'3 .§.d4 [38 ... tllb8 39.b7 'llfd7 40.'llf5 wins the pawn on h4, while Black is paralysed.] 39.b7 !1b4 40.ildl llle5 [40 ... tllb8 4l.'lld5] 41..tg2 'llfd7 42.tllc2 .§.f4 [42 ... .§.b6 43 .f4; 42 ... .§.c4 43 ..§.el] 43 ..§.d5 f6 44 ..§.c5 lllb8 45 ..§.cS 1 :O Colovic
Colovic
C57 SHIROV 2709 iULSKIS 2544 Tromso (of) 2014 (Latvia-Lithuania) 1.e4 e5 2.tL'lf3 tL'lc6 3.~c4 tL'lf6 4.tLlg5 d5 5.ed5 lt:\d5
I was walking past the board at this moment and I saw Sulskis seated opposite an empty chair. I wondered why he had given his opponent a chance to drive his king to e6. Then I looked up to see the name of his opponent and saw that he was playing Shirov! Now that's what I call provocation! As Shirov returned to the board his face showed no emotion when he saw this move.
9.a3 The decisive moment. The Yearbook analysis (by R. Moody and K. Rodriguez) says that this is a mistake and that 9.0-0 is the only move. But Shirov's over-theboard improvisation threw Sulskis out of his preparation - he probably recalled that this was a mistake, but he couldn't figure out the refutation over the board! And that's what Shirov wanted to achieve, to play an opponent and not his computer analysis. Given that the character of the position is entirely in Shirov's style, no wonder he went on to demolish his opponent! However he might have regretted it had Sulskis found (or remembered!) 11...~h4, but that's the risk you have to take when entering wild complications and heavily prepared lines ... [The alternative was 9.0-0 c6 10.d4 ~f6oo]
6.llJt7
9 ••• tL'lc2 10.@dl tL'lal 11.tL'ld5
Shirov thought for some 30 minutes before going in for this ... While waiting for him to move I remembered that there was an analysis on the line published in a recent Yearbook that stated that Black was fine after the sacrifice and no doubt Shirov knew this as well. And he would also know that Sulskis had prepared the opening very deeply. An intriguing psychological battle! Shirov's decision to remain true to his instincts, character and style, in spite of the obvious danger of running into his opponent's preparation, was very brave and he was rewarded for it with a brilliant win! 6... 'i!ft7 7.~f3 @e6 8.tL'lc3 tL'lcb4
11 •••@d6? [In such a sharp position one move
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Colovic can tum the game from a win to a loss. 11 ... ~h4 ! is the refutation from the mentioned analyses: 12.tL'lc7 (12.tLlb6 @e7 13.tLlcB .§.c8 14.d3 @dB+) @d7 13.~f7 ~e7 14.tL'la8 (14.~e7 i.e7 15.tLlaB @d6!) ~fl 15.i.f7 i.c5+] 12.d4!+- Shirov plays all the best moves until the end of the game! The lines are a pleasure to play through. 12 ••• i.e6 [12 ... ed4 13.b4! (.6.~f4)] 13 ..§.el b5 [13 ... c6 14 ..§.e5! i.d5 15 ..§.d5! cd5 [email protected]@c818.~f5~d719.i.e6;
13 ...~ 14 ..§.e5 ~d5 15 ..§.d5 i.d6 16..§.d6! cd6 17.~b7 ~c7 18.i.b5 @d8 19.i.g5]
28 ..§.g6! The coup de grace! [28 ... @g6 29.~e6 @g5 (29 ... @h7 30.~d7 i.g7 31.~f5 @h6 32.~e6 @h7 33.d7) 30.f4 @f4 31.g3 @g5 32.h4 would have been an appropriate finish!] 1 :0 Colovic
D15 SHIROV 2709 SOLAK 2632 Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Latvia-Turkey) 14.tL'lb4! [14 ..§.e5 bc4 15.tL'lf4 is the computer way.] 14•.• bc4 [14 ... ~c4 15 ..§.e5! i.b3 16.@el tt:Jc2 17.tL'lc2 (.6.tt:Jb4) ~f6 (17 ... c618.~f4) 18.~a8] 15.~c6 18.~c7
@e7 16.i.gS @fi 17.~d8 .§.d8 .§.d7 [18 ... i.e7 19.tL'lc6 .§.he8 20.~e5] 19.~es .§.d6 20.dS i.d7N [20 ... ~e7 21.~f4; RR 20 ... ~g4 M. Myznikov - J. Cashon, corr. 2003] 21.~f4
@g8 22.~c4 a5 [22 ... i.a4 23.@d2 tL'lb3 24.@c3]
23.tt:Jd3 a4 24.tt:JcS h5 [24 ... tL'lb3 25.tL'ld7 .§.d7 26.d6] 25.tt:Jd7 .§.d7 26.d6 @h7 27 ..§.e6 g6 104
1.d4 c6 2.c4 d5 3.tt:Jc3 tt:Jf6 4.e3 a6 5.tt:Jt'3 bS 6.c5 g6 7 .tt:Je5 tt:Jfd7 A rare move. Black attacks the strong tt:Je5 immediately and then plans to hit the pawn on e5 with ... f6. [7 ... ~g7 is the usual reply.] 8.f4 tt:Je5 9.fe5 i.g7 10.~d3N [10.i.e2 R. Rapport 2621 - S. Movsesian 2688, Wijk aan Zee II 2013 - 117/120] 10••• 0-0 11.e4! White must react quickly, otherwise Black plays ... f6 and solves his problems. However, this decision practically forces White to sacrifice a piece. This is a great example of a typical intuitive sacrifice, so characteristic of Shirov's style. [If 11.0-0 f6=] 11 .•. f6 [11...de4 12.i.e4 f6 13.0-0 fe5 14 ..§.f8 15.d5i]
~f8
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Wlj3 24.§j3 ltJc6 -+)
I A) 20...@h8
13.ed5! This choice was made on move I I as the alternatives are good for Black. [13..ic2 de4 14.ltJe4 f5 15.ltJd6 ~h4 16.g3 'fd4 and Black is fine here; 13.0-0? de4 14..ie4 f5] 13...§ e8 14.i.e2 b4 15.d6 bc3 16.0-0 White has compensation for the piece in view of the protected pawn on d6 and the human factor of "a position that is easier to play".
Now 2 I .i.c3 ! (An unexpected idea, switching the line of attack to the e-file, instead of the more natural pawn hunt by 21.W/b7 ftjd7 22.Wf/c6 §c8 23.W/a6 J5+ when all Black's pieces are into play against White's passed pawns.) 2 J...ftjd7 22.!lae I !lei (22 ...tD.f8? 23.§ e6 W/e6 24.W/e6 ltJe6 Alexei Sh1rov I Photo by Harald F1etz
16...cb2 17.i.c4 i.e6 18.Ae6 § e6 19.Ab2 Up to here everything was more or less forced.
19...ftjd7? An oversight in a critical position. Shirov is well-known for detecting compensation far in advance. [This is illustrated by the fact that even after the strongest move 19 ...~e8 White has sufficient counterplay and it is Black who needs to be more careful and play 20. ~b3 (20.d5 § e2 21.~bJ ~e4 22.dc6 @h8 23.~/3 105
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25.'fl..el thj8 26.d5+- shows the strength of the passed pawns) 23 ..§.el ~c8
28.h3+- (.6J..g3,
24.~f7oo;
26.~c7 ~b5 [26 ... .§.el ~e6 29.~e7+-]
27 ..§.el Bel 28.J..el
20 ... @f8!? 21.J..c3 (21.~b7 thd7 f5) f5 (21 ... thd7?! 22 ..§.aell) 22 ..§.ael 'fl..e3 (22 ... J..d4 23.@hl 00 ) 23 ..§.e3 ~e3 24.@hl t'i'Jd7 25 ..§.el ~d3 26.~b7 'fl..b8D 27.~d7 ~c3 28.~e7 @g8 29.~e6 @h8 30.d7oo;
B)
22.~c6
C) 20 ... t'i'Jd7 21.Bae 1 t'i'Jf8 22.J..c3 (.6d5) f5 (22 ... @h8? 23.'fl..e6 ~e6 24.~e6 the6 25.'fl..el thj8 26.d5+-) 23.d5 cd5 24.'fl..e6 t'i'Je6 (24 ... ~e6? 25 ..§.el) 25.~d5 J..c3 26.d7 ~f8 27.~e6 @g7 28.~d5oo]
20.dS White is in the driving seat and he gives no more chances. 20 ••• cdS
21.~dS
t'i'Jc5 22.J..a3 @h8
23.~cS
27.d7! White's king easily escapes from the checks. 27 ..• 'fl..el 28.J..el J..e3 29.J..f2 J..f2 30.@f2 'fl..e2 31.@gl 'fl..g2 32.@g2 ~e2 33.'fl..f2 '&e4 [33 ... ~g4 34.~g3] 34.@fl
~bl
35.@e2
~a2
36.@d3 '&f2
37.d8~
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The pawn on d6 is a monster and in practical play Black has no chances of survival. 23 ... ~d7 [23 ... ..tf8 24.~d5; 23 ... f5 24 ..§.ael .§.e 1 25 ..§.e 1 ~d7 26.~c7+ -] 24 ..§.ael .§.ae8 [24 ... 'fl..el 25.'fl..el J..f8 26.~c3 @g7 27 ..§.fl ~e6 28.~c7 @g8 29.d7 J..a3 30.d8~ .§.d8 31.~d8 @g7 32.@hl should be technically winning thanks to the presence of the a-pawns] 25.J..b4 [25 ..§.e6 faster.]
~e6 26.~c7
(.6d7) was
25 ••. J..h6 [25 ... Bel 26.Bel .§.el 27.J..el f5 106
NEDEV 2484 KRAMNIK 2760 Tromso {of) 20 74 (FYROM-Russia} 1.e4 e5 2.t'i'Jt3 t'i'Jc6 3.d4 Nedev is known as a Scotch expert, but his opponent also knows something about this opening. 3..• ed4 4.t'i'Jd4 t'i'Jf6 5.t'i'Jc6 bc6 6.e5 '&e7 7.~e2 t'i'Jd5 8.c4 ..ta6 9.b3 g6 10.f4 d6! The latest fashion and according to Nedev the only line where he had some problems in his preparation. 11.~f2
t'i'Jf6 12.J..e2 de5
Colovic When I saw this I had the impression that White now has a chance due to the rook being left on a8. [21...:S:fl ! 22 ..§.fl (22.J..fl J..b7) :S:d8 (.6J..c8). The king on e8 is not in danger with one pair of rooks exchanged. There is also 21...ilf2 22 ..§.f2 .§.f2 23.J..f3 J..b7 24.c;!?gl .§.a2 25 .ile4oo] 22 •.§.fS c;!?f8
23.~f4
13.0-0 [13.J..a3 is the alternative, but Black is fine after 13 ... ~e6 14.fe5 ~e5 15.0-0 0-0-0 l6 ..if8 .§.hf8 17.~f6 ~e2 18.lbc3 ~e3 19.~hl J..b7] 13...lt:\e4 14.~t3 By here it was obvious that Kramnik was better prepared. White was spending masses of time trying to remember his preparation and this cost him a lot of energy. 14.~el is the other option. 14...fS 15.lbc3 ef4 [15 ... lbc3 16.~c3 J..g7 17 ..ib2oo] 16.eie4 fe4 17.~f4 J..g7 18.J..a3N [18 ..§.bl .§.fl 20.J..fl J..e5 Cayolla Ribeiro - Castilho Miguel, corr. 2009] .§.f819.~g3
18...ild4 19.c;!?hl c5 20 ..§.ael [20 ..§adl 0-0-0] 20...~fS
23 ... c;!?gS Kramnik spent 35 minutes here. There are subtle differences between the move played and the alternative 23 ... c;!?g7. Too bad Nedev didn't grasp them! [23 ... c;!?g7 24 ..§.dl ! g5 25.~g3i and now there is no ~g7 as in the game: 25 ... ~e5 26.~e5 J..e5 27.ilc5] 24 •.§.dl g5
21.~g4
21....icS?! Played quickly, but not the best.
25.~g3?! This was good after 23 ... c;!?g7, but here it's not, as g7 is free for the queen. Hence Black's next move.
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Colovic 26.b4? This is just bad, weakening his pawn structure and opening the b-file for Black. (26.Ac ID still offered good counterplay: 26 ... h6 27.h4 i..b7 28.hg5 'fl.e8 29.Wh2 hg5 30.Ag5 e3 31.i..f4 W/g3 32.@g3 'fl.e6 and White should be able to hold this position.] 26...Ae6 Finally completing his development after which Black's superior central control plus the passed e-pawn prove decisive. 27.bcS 'fl.b8 28.h3 WJeS 29.WJeS ..ieS
Vladimir Kramn1k banged out his moves as BlaGk 1n a Scotch Game
[25.~d2! would have drawn the game for White, but the lines are anything but easy: 25 ...~e5 (25 ...W/g7 26.ii.cS!+-) 26.i,b2! i.b2 (26 ... Ab7 27.i.d4 cd4 28.W/d4 W/d4 29.'fl.d4 'fJ/8 30.Wgl= ) 27.W/d8 Wf7 (27 ...Wg7 28.'fl.d5 Wif6 29.'fl.g5 Wh6 30.'fl.h5=) 28.'fl.d5 Wif4 (28 ...Wie7 29.ii.hS Wf6 30.W/hB VJ/ig7 31.W/d8=) 29.g3D i.g4 (29.. .W/f6 30.W/c7 Wile7 31.ii.hS Wf6 32.Wi/c6 Ae6 33.Wi/aB ii.d5 34.cd500 but White is by no means worse here.) 30.'fl.d7 Wg6 31.W/a8 i.f3 32.i.f3 Wif3 33.@gl i.d4 34.'fl.d4 cd4 35.Wie8 @f5 36.Wif7 @g4 37.Vi/Je6 @h5 38.Wie8=]
25... W/g7!
Just compare the positions of the pieces of both armies! 30.c6 (30.@gl was more resilient, but probably lost for White as well: 30 ...i.g3 (30 ... i.b2 3I.i.b2 'fl.b2 32.i.g4@j733 ..ie6 @e6 is a very difficult rook endgame for White.) 3 I .c6 'fl.b6 32 ...ic5 'fl.c6 33.i.a7 ..ic4 34.'fl.cl ..ib5 35.'fl.c6 ..ic6 with a clear pawn up.] 30...'f}.b6 31.cS [3 I .i.c5 'fl.b2 32.i.h5 'fl.a2] 31...'f}.bS (Xa2) 32.Acl Aa2 33.i..gS aS The a-pawn decides. 34.i.e7 i;..b3 35.'fl.fl a4 0: 1
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Sedlak GM Nikola Sedlak Board 4 gold medalist for Serbia at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014.
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n round eight, our Serbian side was highly motivated to get back among the top Olympiad teams after a painful defeat against China the day before. In our match against the higher rated England team, my opponent was David Howell. He is a young talented grandmaster who had won the British championship just before the Olympiad. David's result prior to our game was 5/6, so our team's pre-match idea was that I should play solid lines without too much risk. Should he give me the chance to play for more, I would definitely go for it, since I was in good form myself (scoring 4/5 before this game). David somehow played too passively, and I couldn't resist complicating things on the board. Two Olympic gold medal winners - guests at Chess Informant!
HEART OF GOLD
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Nikola Sedlak
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By GM Nikola Sedlak
• Country: Serbia • Born:
A24 D. HOWELL 2650 SEDLAK2554
1983
• Rating: 2577 • Peak rating: 2605 • Title: Grandmaste r since 2003
Tromso (ol) 2014 (England-Serbia) I.c4 lllf6 2.g3 g6 3.J.g2 i.g7 4.ll:\c3 0- 0 S.e4 A less frequently seen line, which avoids major complications in the opening. 5...d6 6.lllge2 eS 6 ... cS is often played but in my opinion this doesn't give Black much chance to play for a win.
7.0-0 c6 8.d3 a6 [8 ... lbe8 Th. Reich 2400 -Dolmatov 2610, Passau 1996 - 66/16] 9.h3 bS IO.i.e3 ll:\bd7 11.'l?Ud2 f!b8 12.f!acl f!e8 13.b3 A b7 109
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At first sight, it looks like Black is mixing two plans by playing ... i.b7 after ... !!b8, but the idea is to have this bishop protected in many lines where Black goes for the ... d5 break.
(18.i.d5 i.d5 19.cd5 'll/6=) 'llf6=] 17 ... d4 18.i.b7 !!b7 19.ba6 S b6 20.tba4 !!a6oo
14.i.h6?!N A dubious move after which Black can take the initiative. [14.f4 .ia8!? 15.f5 d5! has been played in Ch. Ward 2498 - Rowson 2545, Great Britain (ch) 2002] 14 ...i.h6 15.'&h6
The main reasons for heading into this position were the unfavorable placement of White's knights and the weak f3 square which will be further threatened by means of ...1/!Ua8, ...e4 and ...tbe5. 21.~d2
15... d5! An excellent move. By sacrificing the pawn, Black immediately takes over the initiative. 16.ed5 cd5 17.cb5 [17.'lld5 'lld5 18.cd5 110
'&a8! 22.<~h2 [22.f3?! 'lld5+]
22 ...e4 23.'llgl? Too passive! [A lot better was 23.lbd4 tbe5 24.'llc3 'lld3 25.!!c2 after which Black maintains full compensation for the pawn, but it is unclear if he could go for more. ]
Sedlak 23 ...lt:\e5 24.de4 lt:\e4 25.~dl d3 26.f3 lt:\g5 27.h4 [The game would be hardly saved even if27.f4 lt:lef3 28 ..§.f3 lt:\D 29.~D .§.e2 30.c;!?hl ~D 31.lt:\f3 d2 32 ..§.dl !1ae6 33.QJc3 .§.el 34.lt:Jel de!~ 35 ..§.el .§.el 36.c;!?g2 .§.e3 37.lt:Jd5 .§.e2 38.'i!tf3 !1a2-+]
Capturing the a2-pawn would allow White to consolidate. 33.lt:Jb5 .§.f2 34.QJbc3 d2 35 •.§.bl .§.el 36.lt:Jb2 !1f3 37.lt:\cdl .§.gt 38.c;!?h2 !1fg3 39.lt:\c4 .§.3g2 40.c;!?h3 27...lt:\ef3?! [More precise, but also more complicated for a human player, was 27 ... tt:Jgf3! 28 ..§.D (28.ll\j3 ll\g4 29.c;!th3 llJe3 30.~d3 W6-+) d2 29 ..§.c2 lt:\g4 30.c;!?h3 §.el 31.~d2 .§.gl 32.c;!?g4 h5] 28..§f3 lt:\f3
29.~f3
29....§e2?! Another small inaccuracy. [Of course, the computer solves the position quite easily in the following way: 29 ... ~f3 ! 30.lt:JD d2 31..§.dl !1f6 32.lt:\d4 (32 ..§d2 .§.j3-+) .§.e4 33.lt:Jc2 !1e2 34.c;!?gl §.ff2-+] 30.'i!th3 ~f3 31.lt:\f3 !1f6! 32.lt:Jd4 !1e4!
40 ... g5! 41.hg5 .§.g5 42.@h2 !15g2 43.c;!?h3 .§.g6 44.c;!?h2 !11g2 45.c;!?h3 !12g5 So, I was lucky to be the first to score and give some additional strength to my teammates to go all the way and finally defeat England 3: 1. All-in-all, the Serbian team performance at the Tromso Olympiad was very good, even though this can be hardly seen from the final standings (16 1h place, +6=3-2) - but it should be noted that we played against very strong teams: China, Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria and England. Personally, I couldn't be happier with my gold medal on Board 4 with 6Yi/8 points and a tournament performance rating of 2773 Elo. 0: 1 Sedlak 111
Leitao GM Rafael Leitio Board I for Brazil at the Chess Olympiad, Ttomso 2014
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he Chess Olympiad is the tournament where every chess player wants to be. For professionals it is the chance to meet face to face with the best grandmasters in the world. For amateurs, what can be better than to share the same tournament hall with chess legends, get some autographs, see their idols walking along the street... For myself it is a combination of both things. As I seldom compete outside South America these days, it is a chance to play against a few 2700+ stars and also watch Magnus, Levon, Fabiano, Vladimir and so on, playing live. The difficult part, I must admit, is to concentrate on my own games without getting distracted! The journey to the Olympiad is always a problem for us. I had an 18 hour flight (not counting waiting time between connections) before arriving in Tromso. That's not so good when you get to your destination at 11 p.m. and must play on the next day! Indeed, because of jet lag and the fact that it barely gets dark in Tromso at this time of the year, I never really managed to s leep well throughout the whole tournament.
The organization was okay, though there were the same difficulties we have encountered Brazd's top players Rafael Leitao (left) and Alexandr Foer. / Photoby josipAslk at other Olympiads. The problem with queues when arriving at the p laying hall was quickly solved, but it did feel rather hot inside, with no ventilation. Another typical problem was that there was not too much room for spectators, while the participants were not allowed to remain in the playing area after they had finished their games, so amateurs who wanted to take a look around at the elite players had to be quick. The food was good, but if you don ' t like seafood maybe you could suffer a little bit. The hotels were fine and the atmosphere very friendly. Sometimes I had the feeling that everybody I passed in the street was a chess player! Brazil went to the tournament in typically high spirits and with high hopes of a best ever performance. We have had a pretty decent team for some time now and our ambition was to get in the top 15. My play was rusty and unstable, but in the final games I did at least manage to hold my own against very tough opposition. My most interesting game was the following:
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Rafael Leitao
BOSSANOVA By GM Rafael Lei~o
• Country: Brazil
coo MARKOS 2602 LEITA02649 Tromso (of) 2014 {Slovakia -Brazil) 1.lllf3 l2\f6 2.g3 d5 3.i.g2 e6 4.0-0 i.e7 5.d3 0-0 6.l2\bd 2 c5 7.e4 l2\c6 8.!,!el b5 9.e5 lt:\d7 10.lL\fl a5 11.h4 i.a6 [ll...b4 is more common.] 12.hS b4 13.h6 g6 14.l2\lh2 a4 15.l2\g4 [15.a3oo was tried in Hi. Nakamura 2760 - P. Leko 2732, Beijing 2012; IS.i.f4 J. Rubinetti - W. Uhlmann, Mar de! Plata 1966 - 1/20] 15...lbd4
• Born:
1979
• Rating: 2649 • Pe ak rating: 2652 • Title : Grandmaster since 1998 many latent possibilities. In the end I decided to try an exchange sac, but I failed to take into account all of my opponent's resources. Better is 16 .. .©D 17.i.f3 l2\b6 18.b3 .tb7 19.!ibl !ia7oo (19 ...ab3 20.ab3 !,la2 21.d4!i); or 16 ...bc3 17.bc3 l2\f3 18.i.f3 .§b8oo] 17.dc4 [17.l2\d4?! cd4 18.dc4 (18. i.a8? Wi/a8 19.dc4 '@c6t) would give Black extra possibilities. 17... ~c4 18.l2\d4 cd4
A critical position. 16.c4!?N [16.lbd4 cd4 17.b3 a3 18.l2\h2 !.!c8 19.l2\f3 W/b6 20.i.gS ~gs 21.lL\gS .§c6 22.W/d2 til¥cS 23.l2\f3 ~c2 24.W/b4t was played in G. Kamsky 2713 - Lenderman 2582, USA (ch) 2014. But it should be possible to improve on Black's play. In turn White might also try 16.i.f4!?] 16...dc4? ! [I thought for a long time to find the best way to proceed in this position, which has so
19.W/d4 [19..§e4! would have been very strong. Then after 19 ...i.cS 20.!id4 i.d4 21.W/d4 .§c8! 22.~e3oo White' s compensation on the dark squares is very threatening. (22.W/d7? 'f/d7 23.0/6 ~h8 24.l2\d7 'fl+fd8 25.l2\b6 !,!di 26.~h2 .§c7:+); The computer move 19.b3!? is not so strong, then 19 ... .tbS (19 ...ab3?! 20.i.a8 '@a8 21.til¥d4 i.d5 22.ab3 til¥c6 23.l2\e3±) 20.i.a8 til¥a8 2 l.~d4 .tc6 with good compensation, e.g. 22.~h2 fS 23.ef6 til¥a5!! 24.f3 ~hS 113
Leitao 2s.@g2 J..f6 26.lt:Jf6 .§f6 27.g4
~Moo]
19 ... J..d5! 20.J..d5 lt:Jb6 21.lt:Je3 a'.a5! Now the game is balanced.
The position is now very dangerous for me and in time trouble I couldn't find anything sensible. 29 ... a'.cS? [29 ... @f8! 30.a'.dl ~c6 31.b3 ab3 32.ab3 a'.e4 33 ..§cl ~b7 (33 ... ~e6 34.~b5@j7 35.a'.c?t) 34.J..f4 a'.e6 35.a'.c7 ~a8 36.~bSi]
22 ..§dl lt:Jd5
30.~b5
a'.b8
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a'.d8
23.~e4 (25.~f3
[23.lt:Jc4 J..c5 24.~g4 f5!? 25.ef6 .§a6) ~f6 26.lt:JaS ~f2 27.@hl lt:Jf6! 28.~e6 @h8 29.J..f4 ~D 30.@h2 lt:Jg4 31.@h3 lt:Jf2 32.@h2 lt:Jg4=] 23 ... ~aS?! After this inaccurate move White gets the upper hand. [Correct is 23 ... ~c7! 24.lt:JdS .§d5~]
Markos tries to win immediately but now I manage to save my skin. [Better are 33.~b5± or 33.~c7±] 33.J..b4?a'.d7 34.ed7 ~d8! I think he missed this move. [Not 34 ... @f7? 35.J..e7 @e7 36.a'.c8 '$a5 37.d8~ ~d8 38.a'.d8 @d8 39.@fl +-]
24.lt:Jd5 .§d5 25 ..§d5
35..§cS @f7 36..§dS J..d8 37.@fl @e6 38.@e2@d7
25 ... ed5?! [o25 ... ~d5 26.~dS ed5 27.J..e3 f6 28.a'.dl a'.d8 with good drawing chances.] 26.~d4 29.~d3
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a'.c8 27.e6!
f6
28.J..d2i .§c4 Now the endgame is equal.
Leitao 39.~d3 i.b6 40.f3 f5 41.g4 fg4 42.fg4 ©c6 43.i.c3 .td8 44.i.g7 .tb6 45.~c3 ©b5 46.b3 i.c5 47.i.d4 i.b4 48.~c2 i.e7 49.i.g7 .id6 50.~c3 i.c5 5l.ba4 w a4 S2.i.d4 JJ..e7 53.Ag7 Ac5 54..id4 Ae7 SS.i.g7 112 : 112 Leitao
Brazil's strongest performance came from the very aggressive Alexandr Fier, on second board. He managed to impose his tactical style on many games and finished with a solid overall result. Here is his best game, annotated with his help.
/9.ltJe4 and White is better.) 17.'S.a2 ltJ6c4 18.ttJd2! and Black is finally forced to give up the piece. In the game Fier tries a similar idea.] 11.0-0 ltJg4 12.Ad4 .id4 13.W'd4 Wb6 This looks a bit strange, Black has lost a tempo compared to 10... ltJg4. But still the rook on fl gives me some additional problems. 14.~b6
ltJb6
180 FIER2570nACNIK2571 Tromso (ol) 2014 (Brazil-5/ovokio) t.d4 ll:if6 2.c4 g6 3.f3 ltJc6 4.d5 ttJe5 5.e4 d6 6.(£)c3 Ag7 7.Ae2 [7.f4 Ar. Jussupow 2565 B. Spassky 2605, Linares 1983 - 35/692] 0- 0 8.f4 lt.)ed7 9.ltJf3 c6 10.A e3
10..•~a5 [IO... ll:ig4 ll.i.d4 .id4 12.W'd4 W°b6
The Brazilian team arrived at the O lympiad 1n high spints and with high hopes.
13.~b6
qib6 was played a few days before in Vallejo Pons 2698 - Grandelius 2571, Tromso (ol) 2014. Then 14.h3! would have been the best, since Black has some problems with the knights, e.g. 14...ltJe3 15.~f2 ttJexc4 16.a4 qib2 U6 ...a5 17.b3; 16...ltJa5 17.b4 ltJb3 18.'B.a3; 16... cd5 17.a5 ltJa5 18.'S.a5 de4 115
Leitao 15.h3!? Played after long thought, but not the best. [15 ..§.fel would be a normal choice when White is better, e.g. 15 ... a5 16.dc6 bc6 l7.lt:Jd4 c5 18.lt:Jc6 .§.e8 19.lt:Jb5 and Black can't control the c7-square.] 15 ... lt:Je3! Accepting the challenge. [15 ... lt:Jf6 would be a sad move to make and indeed after 16.'Lid4 c5 (16 ... cd5 17.ed5±) 17.lt:Jc2 White has quite a comfortable position.] 16•.§.fcl lt:Jec4
wins on the spot as Black has no way to avoid 20.b4. However not 19.b4 lt:Jd5 20.ba5 lllf4 when Black has a decent position.] 19.'Lib2 lt:Jd5 So the complications are over and we have an unbalanced middlegame without queens. The position is very slightly better for White. 20.a'.c4 [20.'Lid3 is another option, then 20 ... A.f5 21..§.abl!? b6 22.lt:Jd4 A.d3 23.i.d3 lt:Jf4 24.A.a6 and White's pieces are in nice positions, but Black has four pawns for the piece.] 20 ... A.d7 21..§.d4 Forcing Black to make a decision, almost all knight moves are possible.
17.lt:Jdl Winning the piece and setting a small trap. [17.a4 would be the normal move, but now 17 ... lt:Ja5 ! works, since the rook is on c 1! Then 18.A.dl c5 and White has just lost a pawn.] 17... cd5 18.ed5
21. •. lt:Jc7 [Probably the best move. From c7 Black's knight can travel to some ueful squares where it won't be attacked by White's pieces. [21...tbc3 22.A.c4 A.c6 23 ..§.cl lt:Je4 24.a'.el and White is better coordinated; 21...§)e3 22.A.d3 lt:Jf5 23.a'.b4 b6 24.a'.el and again this is not an ideal square for the black knight; 21.. ..i,c6 22.A.c4 e6 23.@f2 was possible, but now Black needs to take care of d6.] 22 ..§.e4 [After 22.A.c4 the bishop is slightly exposed: 22 ... b5 23.A.b3 a5 24.a'.el a4 25.A.c2 a'.fe8 and Black is fine.]
18••. lt:Jb2 [18 ... lt:Ja5 looks good, but 19.tbe3! 116
22 ••. a'.feS 23.lt:Jd3 .§.ac8 24.a'.b4 b5 25.a'.b2 lt:Jd5 26.tZ:\d4 tbc3 27.A.fl
Leitao i.e6 38.'iJ.cl ! with good winning chances.] 33 ... f5 34.a'.a6 a'.c7 35.a'.el .lifi
27... e5? [It's not easy to see right away, but after this move Black will start to have problems. 27 ... a5 was better and following 28.a'.el b4 29.QJb3 .§.a8 It's hard for White to find a useful plan, so Black should be okay. (29 ...a4 30.ll'id4 e5
3lfe5 de5 32.ttJe2 a3 33.a'.b4 ll'ia2 34.'iJ.b3 .§.a8 35.ll'ic5 is not clear.)] 28.feS de5 29.ll'ib3 Now White has a clear plan. 29...l2Ja4 30.a'.e2 [30.'iJ.d2 was possibly better: 30 ... i.f5 31.QJb4 ll'ic3 32.'iJ.e 1;;!;;] 30...f6 [30 ... e4 31.ll'ib4 (31.QJ/4 ll'ic3 32.a'.d2 .ie6 33.a'.el was also interesting) a'.e5 32.a'.dl tllb6 33.a'.d6 and White has an edge.] 31.eib4 ll'ic3 32.a'.d2 i.e6
36.h4 A useful waiting move. [36.ll'ia5 was more direct, then 36 ... e4 37.QJac6 e3 38.'iJ.a3 ! (38 ..lid3 /4) and the knight has no defence: 3 8... e2 39 .'iJ.c3 efl ~ 40. 'itifl 'iJ.e 1 41.'itiel a5 42.ll'ia6 with some advantage for White.] 36 ... QJa2 Forcing things. Now the game become quite concrete. [36 ... 'itig7 37.'iJ.a5 was one of the ideas.] 37.QJa2 ~b3 38.~b5 a'.ee7 39.ll'ib4 e4 40.ll'ic6!? 'iJ.e6 41.a'.a3 With the rook on e6 the bishop has no comfortable square to go to. 41. .. ~d5 42.QJb4!? Another annoying move. [42.ll'ia7 was possible, but Black can coordinate his pieces by 42 ... 'iJ.b6 43.~fl 'iJ.c5 and the pawn on a7 is not that important.]
33 ..§.d6 [33 ..§.c2! was better and if 33 ....lif5
(33 ...@j7 34..§.acl ll'ia2 35.'iJ.c8 'iJ.c8 36.ll'ia2) 34.f!.c3 and I recover the exchange with interest, e.g. 34... a'.c3 35.QJd5 a'.ec8 36.ll'ic3 a'.c3 37 ..lib5 117
Leitao 42 .•• .§.e5 [42 ... J..a8 43.lt:Ja6 (43.'IJ.dl 'fl.b6 44 ..§.d8 r/!;j7 45 ..§.a8 'fl.b5 46.'fl.3a7 'fl.al 47 ..§.a7 r/!;e6 48.'Lic2 .§.b 1) 'fl..c2 44.J..a4 'fl..b2 45.J..b3 'fl..b3 46.'fl..b3 'fl..a6 47.'fl..b8+-]
by 46 ... J..g8 47 ..§.eal and White will manage somehow to exchange the bishops.]
43.lt:Jd3! Looking for a nice post on f4. [43.lt:Jd5 was a critical option, but I think Black can easily hold. Once again White should not go for the a7-pawn as after 43 ... 'fl..d5 44.'fl..a7 'fl..a7 45.J..c4 .§.ad7 46 ..§.dl r/!;g7 47.J..d5 r/!;f6 he will be forced to exchange the rooks by 48.r/!;f2 r/!;e5 49.J..b3 .§.dl 50.J..dl h5 with an easy draw.]
49.lt:Jh5 Going on the attack. Maybe it was better first to exchange pawns on g5. [Therefore 49.hg5 hg5 50.lt:Jh5 is a better option (50.'Lih3 would win a pawn, but Black can exchange all White's pawns on the way: 50 .. f4 51.0,g5 j3 52.g/3 ej3 53.J..j3 and Black has fair chances to hold.) then 50... J..h5 51.J..hS 'fl..c5! 52.'fl..g6 r/!;h7 53.'fl..g5 r/!;h6 54 ..§.g8! 'fl..dc7 (54 ...r/!;h5 55.r/!;fl 'fl.c2 56.r/!;e3 f4 57.r/!;/4 'f4f7 58.r/!;e5 'fl.c5 59.r/!;e6 and the checks are over.) 55.r/!;f2 .§.cl and Black is still alive.]
43 •.• 'fl..ee7 44.lt:Jf4
J..t7 45.'fl..a6
47 •.§.dl 'fl..ed7 48.'fl..dal g5
49••• J..h5 50.J..h5
Now White's pieces are optimized. The basic idea of the position is to exchange bishops, and create an attack on the sixth rank. White has very good practical chances. 45 ••• rr!;g7 46.J..e2 h6 Black decides to do something, but now the pawn chain is much more vulnerable. [Probably the best decision was to stand still 118
50 .•• f4 ?+ - After this move White is just winning. [50 ... gh4 was the last chance, when things are not so clear: 51..§.g6 r/!;h8! (51 ...r/!;h7 52.'fl.aa6) 52.'fl..a5 h3 53.gh3 'fl..c3 54 ..§.f5 .§.h3 55 ..§.e6
Leitao §.g7 S6.©t2 offers an attack, but there is still the possibility that the game will last at least 60 more moves in a rook and bishop against rook endgame.] 51..§.g6 ©h7 S2 ..§aa6 gh4 S3 ..§.h6 ©g8
D19 AKOBIAN 2653 FELGAER 2564 Tromso (of) 20 74 (USA-Argentina) l.d4 dS 2.c4 c6 3.lt:Jt3 lt:Jf6 4.tt:Jc3 dc4 S.a4 J..fS 6.e3 e6 7.J..c4 J..b4 8.0-0 0-0 9.~e2 J..g6 10.tL'leS tL'lbd7 11.lt:Jg6 hg6 12 ..§dl ~as 13.lt:Ja2 [13.e4 eS 14.dS .§ad8 was played in a game F. Peralta 2S70 - Felgaer 2S84, Argentina (ch) 2010, played in Buenos Aires.]
54.i.g4! The last precise move, now Black has no time to exchange White's last remaining pawn. 54 ....§h7 SS ..A.e6 ©h8 [55 ... ©f8 S6 ..§.f6 ©e7 S7 ..§.f4+-; ss ... ©g7 56 ..§.h7 ©h7 S7 ..A.fS ©g7 S8.J..e4+-] 56.J..fS .§h6 S7 ..§h6 ©g8 S8 ..A,e4 .§cl 59.@h2 ©g7 60 ..§h4 ©f6 61..§f4 ©eS 62 ..§.g4
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Leitao, Fier
In the last round we were paired against Romania, a team with a similar Elo average to ours. Ifwe managed to win, we would finish in our best place ever (12th) - but unfortunately it was not be. The match ended in a draw and we finished 22°d, not a bad placing by any means, although we were left with the feeling that with a little more luck we could have achieved more. Other South American teams had very good tournaments. Argentina managed to play on the upper tables virtually all the time and finished in a respectable 18th place. I would like to highlight the performance of my friend GM Ruben Felgaer, who played pretty well. Here is his best game and surely one of the best of the whole competition. The notes were also written with his help.
13...J..d6!? [13 ... J..e7 14.e4 (14.J..d2 ~c7 15.b4 e5 occurred in a game Vasquez Schroeder 2S47 - Felgaer 2S8S, Montevideo (zt) 2013) eS 1S.b4 ~c7 16.f4 was Illescas Cordoba 2607 Felgaer 2636, Barcelona 200S - 9S/284] 14.e4 es IS.des ~es 16.f4 J..cS
17.©fl [17.©hl ~e4! 18.~e4 tt:Je4 19 ..§d7 119
Leitao a'.fd8! (19 ...'fl.ad8? 20.J..j7! rt;h7 21.a'.d8 a'.d8 22.g3+-) 20.a'.d8 (20.J..j7? rt;j8 21 .a'.d8 a'.d8 22 ..i.b3 (i)g3!! 23.hg3 @e7-+) a'.d8 21.g3 (21.J..b3 Ci:ij2 22.@gl (i)g4 23.@fl a'.e81') a'.dl 22.
19.~t3
[19.b4 Ci:ie5!i]
19... Ci:ihS!? [19 ... Ci:ie5 20.fe5
~e5
21.g3]
22 ... a'.e6!! An absolutely fantastic move! Felgaer is one of the best Slav players in the world and his preparation is sometimes very deep. Probably this resource, if not exactly this same position, was analyzed at home, since it is almost impossible to find such a move over the board. 23.
24.~f8
~h2+]
23 ... 'fl.f6 24.~e2? Akobian goes wrong and now he never really gets the chance to get back into the game. [24.~h3D a'.f2 25.@hl Ci:if6 26.~g3 '&g3 27.hg3 a'.e8 (27 ... (i)g4 28.ft_d2) 28.ft.flD (28 ..i./4 (i)g4 29.'fl.d2 g5 30.J..g5 a'.e5-+) 28 ... 'fl.fl 29.J..fl 'fl.el 30.
20.Ci:ic3 [20.g4 Ci:ie5! 21.fe5 ~e5 22.gh5? ~h2 23.~g2 ~h5-+; or 20.g3 Ci:ie5! 21.fe5 a'.e5 22.
[21...~e5
22.g3±]
26 ... ghS! 27.Ci:ie4 [27.
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Leitao, Felgaer
Leitao Peru also had a steady tournament. They have many strong and young players and I expect them to field a very powerful team in the coming years. They were led by the legendary GM Julio Granda. Julio is a source of inspiration for all South Americans. Even without not much formal theoretical knowledge, he manages to press even the absolute best. Look how easily he played against Caruana, who escaped only by a miracle. Remember this was not long before Fabiano registered his finest ever result In St Louis, which was also one of the most spectacular tournament performances of all time.
approach, since White has effortlessly gained a clear advantage.
ll ... J..d7 12.b3 .§.b8 13.J..b2 ~e8 14 ..§.ael lt:Je7 [15 ....§.be8 16.lt:Jd5 lt:Jd5 17.ild5 (17.cd5 ltJe7) 'itih8 18.~d2±]
~g6 15.~dl
A25 GRANDA ZUNIGA 2663 CARUANA 2801 Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Peru-Italy}
16.e4± fe4 17.lt:Je4 lt:Je4 18..§.e4 .§.fl .§.f8 20.~el lt:Jc6 21.d5 lt:Jd8
19.~fl
1.c4 e5 2.lt:Jc3 lt:Jc6 3.g3 f5 4.Jlg2 lt:Jf6 5.e3 ib4 6.lt:Jge2 0-0 7.0-0 Jlc3 8.lt:Jc3 d6 [8 .. . f4?! Tal - Plaskett, Sochi 1984 - 38/30; 8 .. . e4;!;;] 9.d4 e4 10.t'3 et'3N [10 ... .§.e8 Fernandez Vicente 2198 - Alsina Leal, Lisboa 2001; 10... ~e7 Sega 2285 - Gi. Costa 1940, Brasil 2009; 10... ~e8 M. Drasko 2485 - Zl. Klaric 2445, Jugoslavija 1989] ll.~t3±
Black's pos1t10n is pretty sad. White has the pair of bishops (those who know Julio's games well, know how much he likes them!) and will keep improving his position until he achieves a completely winning endgame.
Something has gone wrong with Black's
22 ..§.e7 .§.ti 23.h3 b6 24.g4 'itif8 25 ..§.e4 lt:Jb7 26.b4 'itig8 27.~h4 h6 28.'itih2 a5 29.a3 ab4 30.ab4 b5 31.cb5 J..b5 32.~el lt:'id8 33.h4 .§.f8 34.~c3 ~ti 35.h5 .§.e8 36.'itig3 .§.e4 37.Jle4 ~e7 38.Jlbl c639.Jla2 'itih840.~cl @h7 41.~c2 @h8 42.~d2 tt:Jti 43.dc6 J..c6 44.J..ti ~ti 45.~h6 @g8 46.~e3 ~d5 47.~d4 ~t'3 48.@h4 ~ti 49.j,,c3 ~e7 50.g5 121
Leitao
~h7 51.'t1Uf4 't1Ue6 52.'t1Ud4 ~e7 53.~d3 A e4 54.~e3 Wg8 55.b5 ~b7 56.b6 ~e7 ~b7 58.g6 ~d5 59.~f4 ~c4
57.Wg3
63.Wg3? [63. ~d4]
T From now on Julio starts to falter. This shows how difficult it is to win a game against elite players. Their tenacity in incredible. 60.Wh4?! [60.b7! 't!Uc3 61.Wg4! i.fS 62.WfS 't!Uh3 63.~g4 't!Ud3 64.'t!Ue4 't!Uh3 65.Wf4 't!Uh4 66.We3+-] 60...~e6 61.~g5? [61.~e3+ - ; 61.~g4+ -] 61...Ac6 62.~f4 A d5 122
63 ...~e2! Now it is already a draw. 64.Wb4 't!Ue7 65.Wg3 't!Ue2! 66.Wh4 't!Ue7 67.Wg3
112 : 112 All in all it was a great show and I congratulate the deserved winners, China, for their fantastic result. The presence on the podium of Hungary and China showed that in the Olympiad nothing is impossible. May this serve as motivation for all of us. Who knows, South America too may manage to spring a surprise in the years to come? Leitao
US TEAM INSIGHTS
MY OLYMPIAD DIARY by GM Wesley So
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had some really great experiences over the summer. This is the only time of the year when I can actively join in competitions, taking into consideration my full time university student duties. I was very excited when I learned some months ago that I was going to spend six weeks in Europe, taking in Italy, Hungary and Norway. Great, I thought, especially since I love Nordic countries - and Norway is my favourite. First I went to Bergamo, Italy, to play in the ACP Golden Classic. The tournament had a slow time control and a rule of adjournment after the first 5 hours of the game (which is then to be played off on one of the rest days). Luckily for me I didn't finish all my games before five hours and managed to cope with the jet lag. llRGAMO, VII 2014 ACP Golden Classic
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After this tournament I decided that I like short six round events! Thanks to this win, I achieved my highest ever ranking (No.12 in the World) and achieved my goal of reaching 2750. After Italy I travelled for the first time to Budapest to work with Judit Polgar, also for the first time. Our own player Sam Shankland would later come and
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So join us. It' s very interesting working with strong players, especially those with different styles. Judit would try to mate me all the time in the King's Indian, while I would try to flag her, as I usually do against my blitz opponents. It is sad that Judit has now decided to retire from professional chess, making an official announcement during the Olympiad. I think chess has lost a fascinating player, but there is some consolation in that she is now writing chess books explaining her games!
Coaching the US Olympiad team Okay, now let's get on to the Olympiad. This is my second time coaching the US Team (first was the World Teams Championship last year), therefore I had more experience working with them than before. This year the men's line up was slightly different, with Sam Shankland getting slightly ahead of Ray Robson in ratings, therefore making the team. We were extremely motivated before and during the event to fight for the medals. So I travelled from Italy to Tromso, Norway. Other than missing my flight and having to stay overnight in an airport in Oslo, everything went well. Our all-grandmaster team, captained by John Donaldson, was made up of I. Hikaru Nakamura, 2. Gata Kamsky, 3. Alexander Onischuk, 4. Varuzhan Akobian, 5. Sam Shankland. The players' rating average of just above 2700 meant that we were seeded 6th for the tournament. As I said, we were motivated to do better than our starting rank. To avoid any jet lag, most of the team members spent some time in Europe before the start, except Hikaru, who was a bit late due to unfortunate flight difficulties.
Round 1 We were paired against Uganda who have an average rating of 2285 . Our players won relatively easily, as expected. Kamsky, with White, was the first to finish.
D02 KAMSKY 2706 EMOJONG ELIJAH 2334 Tromso (of) 20 74 (USA-Uganda) 1.d4 dS 2.ll:lfJ c6?! Not a good idea at such an early stage. 3.i.f4 ll:lf6 4.e3 Ag4 5.c4 1$'b6 [5 ... ll:lbd7 Sergey Karjakin 2766 - Kramnik 2787, Khanty-Mansiysk (ct) 2014 - 120/124] 124
6.~b3;;!;; Already here White has a pleasant advantage.
6 ...dc4 7.Ac4 e6N [7 ... ~b3 Beinenson 1961 - I. Osmak 2212, Al-Ain 2013] 8.ll:lbd2 ll:lh5 9.Ab8 Ao
So 10..!a7 [10.gf3 lab8 l l.Ae6! fe6 12.W'e6 i.e7 13. W'e5 ! forks the rook and the knight on h5!] ~ b3 11.ab3 Ag2 12.lagl A ds 13.We2 A d6 14.e4 Ac4 1S.ll:lc4 @ e7 16.h4 g6
Round 2 Now we faced Colombia, with an average rating of2424. Our White players carried the day, and we won 3: I. Sam won a really nice game in the Sicilian Rauzer which I am sure he has already analysed, so instead I will look at how Alexander Onischuk tricked his opponent:
111 ONISCHUK 2659 CR. RIOS 2427 Tromso (ol} 2014 (USA.Colombia} 17.lt)aS and White soon won. 17 ...Jaa7 18. ll:lc6 wins. The London variation strikes again! 1:0 W.So
l .d4 ll:lf6 2.c4 e6 3.ll:lf3 .tb4 4.i.d2 as S.ll:lc3 dS 6.e3 0-0 7.i.d3 b6 8.a3 [8.0- 0 Ehlvest 2600 - Kveinys 2510, Moscow (ol)
20 year old GM Wesley So, ranked 12th in the world with an Elo of2755, is currently studying at Webster University, St Louis, where also is to be found SPICE - Susan Polgar's Institute for Chess Excellence. In the last academic year Webster had 9(!) chess grandmasters amongst its students, including Ray Robson who narrowly missed selection for the American Olympiad side. Little wonder therefore that Webster is the top collegiate chess team in the USA Inthis diary, written specially for Chess Informant, Wesley tells us how he spent his summer vacation on a very productive chess trip to Europe, which included winning a strong tournament in Italy, training with Judit Polgar, and most important coaching the US team at the Tromso Olympiad! Due to pending procedures with his application to transfer from the Philippines to US Chess Federation, Wesley was not yet eligible for inclusion in the US team, but was instead appointed by the USCF as the official team coach. It looks like the US team will be younger and stronger in the next Olympiad in Baku 2016!
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So 1994 - 62/517] Ac3 9.Ac3 i.a6 10.'tWe2 tl:\bd7 11.0- 0 '{/j'e7N [l l...a4 Certic 2391 Govedarica 2432, Beograd 2003] 12.!lfdl [12.b3;!;] !lfc8 13.tl:\eS
Round 3
Hikaru arrived just in time for the challenging match against the Netherlands side, led by Anish Giri. Unfortunately he didn't get much of an advantage with White against the Sicilian Taimanov, and decided to repeat moves after a mere 16 moves. This motivated the Dutch players, and even though Alex Onischuk won very nicely with White, Gata Kamsky and Var Akobian didn't manage to hold their games.
13•..c6 [ 13 ... tl:\e5 14.de5 dc4 15.ef6 cd3 l6.'{lj'g4 ~f8 l7.fg7 'tWd6oo looks like a fascinating position.] 14.tl:\d7 '{/j'd7 1S.b3 a4 16.ba4 .ic4 17.i.c4 dc4 18.~c4 ~a7 19.aS baS 20.!labl cS 21.dcS
Our strategy for this match was to give Var Akobian the black pieces so that he could employ the unbreakable Berlin Wall against Van Kampen. It was paying off and Var was actually defending very well, but just when it didn' t seem he could lose, he made an inexplicable blunder on the 63rd move, allowing a winning king and pawn ending for his Dutch opponent.
USA Men Team Score: 2 wins, I loss.
Round 4 This time we were pitted against South Africa, average rating of 2350. And though it was a hard match, in the end the US team won relatively easily and would have swept their opponents 4:0 if not...
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Here Alex's opponent started thinking which way he should recapture and then it came :
KAMSKY 2706 STEEL 2399
21...'tWcS? [It should be said that even 21...!lc5 22.!lb7! 'tWb7 23.~c5 '{lj'b3 24.!lc l ;!; is also quite unpleasant to defend.]
Tromso (of) 2014 (USA-South Africa)
22.!ld8 It's hard to believe an International Master could blunder like this, but these things do happen!
1.e4 cS 2.lt:Jf3 e6 3.tl:\c3 d6 4.i.c4 tl:\f6 S.0-0 i.e7 6.a3 0- 0 7.Aa2 lt:ic6 8.d3 !lb8 9.!lelN [9.tl:\e2 Marc Muller 2055 - A. Desnos 1950, France 1997; 9.h3 I. Rogers 2346 - Eames 2313, West Bromwich 2003; 9.d4 Horton
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So K.itchlew 2091 - Urbina Perez 2241, Gibraltar 2008; 9.lt:\g5 A. Axelrod 2335 - Y. Zilberman 2439, Haifa 2009]
actually managed to win after a long hard fight in 88 moves. W. So
9...bS 10.lt:\e2 aS 11.lt:\g3 b4 12.c3 i.a6 13.d4 bc3 14.bc3 lt:\d 7 1S..tf4 es 16..te3 cd4 17.cd4 ed4 18.lt:\d4 lt:\d4 19•.id4 lt:\eS 20.labl g6 21.!ib8 ~b8 22.f4 lt:\d3
USA Men Team Score: 3 wins, l loss.
Round 5 Round 5 was very interesting, as USA was paired against its neighbours in the North. Chess has never been too popular in Canada, however this might change as they have top two young and really promising players in Kovalyov and Hansen. However, their lower boards, Sambuev (2528) and Hambleton (2458), are not as formidable. Our plan in the match was to exert pressure on the White boards while playing in a more relaxed mode on the Black. 23.lllfS! A very fine blow, which Mr. Steel missed, however the game is not yet over. 23...laeS 24.lt:\h6 ~f8 2S.~a1 !Xc8 26..tfi ih4 27.!Xfl !Xc2 28.fS! lt:\eS 29.fg6 Afl 30.'&fl hg6 31.i.g6 .tf2 32 ..tf2 ~g7
As it turned out, things were not so easy. Hikaru outplayed Anton Kovalyov in the middlegame and had a favourable position, but one mistake turned the game around and he had to play very precisely to draw. On board 2, Alex Onischuk put Eric Hansen under pressure for the whole game but was unable to break through. On board 3, Var got caught in some preparation in the 4.e3 Nirnzo and had to defend an unpleasant position which he was eventually unable to hold. Down by I :2, it all came down to Sam to save the match for us, which he eventually did:
C07 SHANKLAND 2624 HAMBLETON 2458
Tromso (ol) 2014 (USA-Canada) 33..thS?! [Here is where Gata went wrong. lnsteadafter33.i..e3 ~g6 34.h3! ~b3 35.~f5 't;g7 36. ~f4 wins as lt:\f5 is coming next move, and Black's king is too vulnerable.] 33...~h6 34.Ae3 ~g7 3S.h4 ~c8 36.~dl 1'c6 37.~el ~h7oo Now Black has enough counterplay and he
1.e4 e6 2.d4 dS 3.lt:\d2 cS A small surprise. Arman usually plays 3 ... h6. 4.edS ~dS S.lt:\gfJ cd4 6.i._c4 'fil'd7 7.0- 0 lt:\f6 8.lt:\b3 lt:\c6 9.~e2 a6 10.a4 i..d6 11.!Xdl 0-0 [ll...e5 Abergel 2504 - M. Cornette 2568, Cantu 2011 - 112/(156)] 12.lt:\bd4 lt:\d4 127
So 13.!!d4 Wic7
The difference between White's pieces and Black' s is clear. Black is going to lose the a6pawn and Sam won slowly but surely. W.So 36... !!c6 37.!!dd7 'i&f6 38.aS g5 39.!!db7 !!d6 40.!!b6 !!al 41.!!d6 i.d6 42.!!a6 ~e7 43.!!a7 ~d8 The conclusion of game is on page 43 with Sam's own notes. USA Men Team Score: 3 wins, I draw, I loss.
Rest Day I 14 ..tgS [A little stronger is 14.!!h4 eS 15.i.d3 when White's attack looks dangerous.] 14 ...es 15.!!h4 Af5 16.Af6 gf617.Ad3 Ag6 18.lag4 Black has almost equalized, but Sam keeps up the pressure. 18...!!fe8N [18 ...~h8 B. Yildiz 2220 - L. Savola 2040, Crete 2007] 19.tlJh4 e4 20.Ae4 A h2 21.~hl i.f4 22.~o i.gS 23.tL\g6 hg6 24.i.b7 !!ab8 25.i.c6 !!ec8 26.i.dS ~g7 27.g3 !!b2 28.i.b3
Finally a day off for the players! Needless to say the Olympiad is a tough and tiring event for everyone and free days are always appreciated. I wanted to take my coaching duties seriously so I did not go to the Bermuda party - tournament first before fun! On the rest days players either prepare, sleep, or do some physical activities. For the US team it was a combination of everything, and we usually take nice long walks.
Round 6 Paraguay was next up for us. They have two 2600s, but their board 4 is in the low 2300s so obviously our strategy was to try to score on the lower boards. Sam didn't disappoint and finished the job nicely, thanks to some great home preparation:
812 28...WJeS [Black would have equalized with 28 ... fS 29.!!c4 (29.!!g-5 Wic6 30.~g2 W/j3 3/ .~j3 /6 leaves the g5 rook trapped!) ~c4 30.i.c4 !!c4~]
G. VAZQUEZ 2323 SHANKLAND 2624 Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Paraguay-USA)
29.!!dl !!c3 30.~dS Wid5 31.!!dS f5 32.!!gd4 !!bl 33.~g2 i.f6 34.!!d2 !!el 35.!!d7 i.e7 36.!!a7± 128
1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 .trs 4.h4 h5 5.i.gS Wlb6 6.i.d3 This move became popular a few
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The US team used the Olympiad rest day - to rest!
years back, when Alexei Shirov employed it against Anand.
2013] 11.c4 .tgS 12.ttJgS ttJe7 13. ~b3 b6 14.cd S cdS 15.!lact ltJbc6 16.f4 !lc8- + 17. ~ d3 ltJfS 18.ltJdf3 0- 0 19.ltJh2 ~g3 20. ~ dl
6...\1;\Yd4! This might be the refutation of the whole pawn sacrifice line. I don't see any compensation for White. [White's idea was 6 ....td3 7 .~d3 ~b2 (Anand played 7...~a6 here, Shirov 2709 - V. Anand 2817, Leon (m/5-rapid) 2011 112176; RR 7 ...e6 Shirov 2709 - Roiz 2660, Lublin 20 11 - 112175) 8.e6 ~a l 9 . ~b3! with very unclear complications.]
7.lbf3 'fBg4 8.0- 0 A d3 9.'fHd3 [9.cd3 e6 IO.~b3 ~b4 l l .'fBc2 Ae7+]
9...e6 10.ltJbd2 A e7N [10 ... ~a4 A. Gallant 2124 - V. Burmakin 258 1, Sautron
20.•. ttJeS! 2l..llc8 !lc8 22.feS ~e3 A quick and relatively easy game for Sam. 0:1 \V.So We were also pretty confident for Hikaru, especially since he had White, but Axel Bachmann defended well and held the draw. Gata Kamsky had some chances with Black, but drew and Var ground down his opponent Jose Cubas in the Slav Defence with his bishop pair, giving us the 3: I win. USA Men Team Score: 4 wins, I draw, I loss.
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We had our second top board White in a row and this time we were paired against Uzbekistan. Their No. I player Rustam Kasimdzhanov was on fire, winning his previous 3 games against all 2700+ opponents so it might have been a matter of concern. However Hikaru dispatched him with relative ease:
[21 ...cb3 22.Ab3 '/Wd6 23 ..§a6 ~d7 24 ..§gl is also difficult for Black. White's two bishops and active rooks might prove too much, however this might still have been Rustam's best practical chance.] 22.dS ~d6 23. .§a6 tLlf4?! Black is already in difficulties, but this makes it worse.
C78 NAKAMURA 2787 KASIMDZHANOV 2700 Tromso (of) 2014 (USA-Uzbekistan) 1.e4 es 2.tLlf3 tLlc6 3.AbS a6 4.A a4 tLlf6 5.0-0 bS 6.A b3 A cS 7.c3 d6 8.a4 .§b8 9.d4 A b6 10.tLla3 0-0 11.abS abS 12.tLlbS A g4 13.A c2 ed4 14.tLlbd4 tLld4 15.cd4 A f3 16.gf3 tLlh5 17.~hl ~f6 18.Ae3
T 24. .§a4! Dislodging the black knight from its outpost. 24...tLlg6 [Black cannot take on d5 because 24...lLJ
26....§fdS 27..§dl ~f6 28..§c4 A d6 29.~c3 30..§c3 tLlf4 31..§c6+-
~c3
18...cS!? [A new move by Rustam!? However Hikaru refuted it over the board. According to my database, the main move is 18 ... .§a8, Evgeny Alekseev 2715 - F. Caruana 2652, Khanty-Mansiysk (m/4-rapid) 2009 - 107/ (100); 18 ... tLlf4 Mi. Adams 2737 - P. Leko 2763, Miskolc (m/3-rapid) 2005 - 93/273] 19.eSN [RR 19 ..§gl Darini 2471 - Nezad 2366, Sharjah 2014] 19... ~e6 20.ed6 c4 21.b3 c3 130
White's extra passed pawn and bishop pair
So
are just too much for Black to expect to hold this ending.
31 ...J.es 32.d6 ll:ie6 33.i.fS !ib3 34.i.b6 l:lb6 35.!ib6 ll:id4 36.f4 i.f6 37.i.h3 ll:ie2 38.ftb4 g6 39.d7 c;;t>f8 40.!ic4 ll:ic3 41.!id3
1:0
\V.So
This win was a real motivator to our other players, and they all followed suit. Alex, and Sam soon won, and Gata held with Black against Anton Filipov (2615). The final result of the match was pleasant: 3Y:z:Y:z
push with White. Hikaru and Gata had some interesting games that eventually led to a deadlock. Meanwhile Alex wasn't quite able to hold against Richard Rapport. So being down again 1:2, as usual we were banking our hopes on Sam. And yet again in the tournament, he didn't let the team down, even when playing against a legendary opponent, namely Judith Polgar (see Sam's own analysis in his feature on the Olympiad. And so Sam saved the team once again, this time against the eventual silver medalist winners (Hungary)!
USA Men Team Score: 5 wins, 1 draw, I loss.
USA Men Team Score: 5 wins, 2 draws, 1 loss.
Round 8
Round 9
As usual in the Olympiad after a couple of wins, you can expect to play strong teams, and round 8 was a crucial moment for us. We were paired against the powerhouse Hungary. With Peter Leko as their top board, experienced Zoltan Almasi on 2, rising star Richard Rapport on 3, and Judit Polgar on board 4, it was clear this was going to be a tough match. We had Blacks on boards 1 and 3, therefore our strategy was to hold with Black and try to
The last three rounds are almost always the hardest in the Chess Olympiad, as I learned from personal experience. In 2012 when playing for the Philippines, we were eyeing a Top 10 finish until we faltered in the last three matches, losing two and drawing one. It was a bad memory for me... Anyway Round 9 was a crucial matchup for us, as we still had very good chances for medals as long as we won this match. We faced Germany.
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So With their recent acquisition of Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu (he switched federations from Romania), their team obviously was much more dangerous than before. We were confident because Hikaru and Var had White and Sam was doing really well in the tournament. Meanwhile, the aim was for Gata to play solidly with Black and stop the enemy from advancing. However Georg Meier was able to breach the fortress ...
D11 MEIER 2646 KAMSKY 2706
12... t'he4?! [An inaccuracy, which Meier will exploit. 12 ... t'hbd7 13.t'hcd7 l'hd7 14 ..§.cl ~b6 15.~c3 .§.fc8 16.~d2 ~d8= shouldn't give Black any problems.]
Tromso (ol) 20 74 (Germany-USA)
1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.l'ht'3 l'hf6 4.e3 g6 The Schlecter Slav. Personally I don't like it, since I know that g7 is not the best square for the bishop in this structure. 5.t'hc3 J..g7 6.J..e2 0-0 7.0-0
13.t'he4 ~e4 14 ..§.cl ~b6 15.J..c3 i.f5 16.~a4 [16.g4!?] 16... aS 17.J..bS .§.d8 18..§.fdl f6 19.~d3 20.Ad7 l'hd7 21.Ael e5 Gata tries looks for counter-chances, but Georg reacts accurately. [After 21...e6 22 ..§.c3 ~f8 23 ..§.dcl i.d6 24.f3± Black has a long and hard defence ahead of him.] ~d7
22.deS fe5 23.b4! ab4 24.~b3 c;!?h8 26 ..§.c7 .§.ac8 27 ..§.dcl
~b5
25.i.b4
7... ~b6 I am not sure if I understand this move, but Gata has a lot of experience of these kinds of positions and should know very well what he is doing. I prefer 7... e6 with a very strange Fianchetto Semi-Slav. 8.t'he5 [8.~a4 B. Grachev 2668 - Chadaev 2574, Russia 2010 - 109/306] ~e6N [8 ... t'hbd7 G. Barbero 2435 - Beimfohr 2135, Lenk 1995] 9.t'ha4 ~c7 10.l'tJcS ~f5 11.cdS eds 12.Ad2 132
27 ... t'hb6? 28.J..fS! White wins a whole piece, so Gata resigned. I have to be honest here. Part of the reason why he lost was because of the bad opening. 1:0 W.So
So Hikaru drew in a lopsided ending against Arkadij Naiditsch, while Sam held the draw against Nisipeanu. That left us in a must win situation in the last game, where Var was maintaining pressure throughout his game against Daniel Fridman, a well-known theoretician and an extremely solid player...
D56 AKOBIAN 2653 FRIDMAN 2639 Tromso (of) 2014 (USA-Germany} 1.d4 lt:Jf6 2.c4 e6 3.lt:Jf3 d5 4.lt:Jc3 J..e7 5..!g5 h6 6 ..th4 0-0 7.e3 lt:Je4 8.J..e7 W!Je7 9..§.cl c6 10.g4 A very interesting line, but even this has many pages of theory already. Such is the information explosion in modern chess!
17... lt:Je4 [Black has to try 17 ... J..g4 18.W!fc2 lt:Je4 19.J..e4 de4 20.0-0 f6 2Uk7 W!fe8oo with very unclear play.] 18.J..e4 W!ie4 19.f3 W!Je5 20.@f2 J..d7 21.f4 W!Je4 22.W!if3 [22.Bc7 J,.g4 23.W!ibl±] 22 ... W!if3 23.@f3 .§.fc8 24 •.§.hcl .§.c3 25 •.§.c3 @f8 26.b3 [26.f5 @e7 27 ..§.c7;;!;; gives White unpleasant pressure.] 26 ... @e7 27.a4 @d6 28.lt:JbS Var didn't see much way to make progress, but he shouldn't have exchanged his knight for the lightsquared bishop in this kinds of endings with isolated pawns. 28 ... ii.bS 29.abS
10...lt:Jd7 11.h4 lt:Jc3 12 ..§.c3 [12.bc3 e5 l3.g5 e414.lt:Jd2 hg5 15.W!ih5 g4 16.W!ig4 W!Ja3 17 ..§.dl tl\f6 18.~f4oo T. Gareev 2613 - V. Akobian 2613, Los Angeles 2011 - 112/(243)] 12•••cs 13.cdS ed5 14.gS h5 15.ii.g2 b6N [15 ... c4 1.-C. Chirila 2521 - Ga. Papp 2552, Baia Sprie 2012] 16.dcS We were still following our preparation, and I think before the game we looked briefly at 16.0-0;;!;; but what Var played was also not
bad. 16...lt:JcS 17.lt:Jd4
29... @d7?! Giving himself unnecessary problems. [After 29 ... Be8 30.Bc6 @d7 31..§.cl @d6 32 ..§.al .§.e7= Black should be able to defend quite easily. White has no clear plan.] 30.Bcl! a6 [Black has no time to move his rook. After 30 ... .§.e8 31..§.al .§.a8 32.f5 @d6 33.@f4;;!;; White is making progress in improving his position. 30... .§.c8 3 l ..§.c8 @c8 32.e4 de4 33.@e4 @d7 34.@d5+- is simply winning for White.] 31..§.al a5 32 •.§.dl!@e633 •.§.cl .§.d8 34.@e2 @d7 35 •.§.c6 !1c8 36.Bb6 !1c3 37.Ba6± Now the ending should be technically winning. 37....§.b3 38 •.§.aS @e6 39.Ba6 @f5 40 ..§.a7 133
So d4 41 .Elti ~g4 42.ed4 Elb5
[4... e6 Nikolac - Vlat. Kovacevic, Maribor 1980 - 30/ l] 5.l2Jd2 l2Jc6 6.l2Jgf3 [6.g4 i.g6 7.~g2 e6 8.e4 might be more interesting, retaining the flexibility of the gl-knight.] 6...f6 7.c4N [I prefer 7.e4. For example, 7...d4 8.e5!? e6 9.i.e2 when White should be slightly better; 7.e3 L. Karlsson 2460 - Jo. Nun 2390, Eksjo 1981 ; 7.e4 Wohl 2425 - E. Neiman 2358, Cannes 2007]
7 ...d4
43.g6+- Game over. White has too many passed pawns. 43...Elb3 44.f5 ~f4 45.f6 gf6 46-.g7 Elg3 47.Ele7 Elg2 48.~fJ
1 :0
W.So
USA Men Team Score: 5 wins, 3 draws, I loss.
Round 10 In Round 10 we were paired against a neighbour from South America. The Argentineans have a solid all GM line-up, so we knew that we had to take this match very seriously. Hikaru led the team to victory:
A01 NAKAMURA 2787 PERALTA 2574 Tromso (ol} 2014 (USA-Argentina} 1.b3 Having seen Richard Rapport's successes with 1.b3 in recent times, Hikaru must have been curious to try his luck! In fact, l .b3 is not such a bad way to start the game, especially considering that most Black players are not really well prepared against such offbeat openings. 1...d5 2.i.b2 i.g4 3.h3 i.h5 4.d3 c5 134
Now Black gets a space advantage, though Hikaru keeps on playing very imaginatively. Whatwould theUS team dowRhouttheor trusty boardooel
So 8.g3 e5 9.Ag2 tllh610.a3 a5 [ 10 ... .te7 is better for Black. White wasn't really threatening to sacrifice a pawn with b3-b4 anyway.] 11..tcl f5 12.ll:ih2 i).e7 13.ll:idfl ll:if7 14.g4 ig6 15.ll:ig3 ll:id6 [15 ... f4 16.ll:ie4 h5 should be better for Black, in my opinion.] 16.gf5 tllfS 17..idS tllg3 18.fg3 I!f8 19.lL!O e4 [19... o/iic7 20.cod2 .ig5 2 l .l0e4 .te3+] 20.de4 VJ/Jc7 21.Af4 A d6 22.e3 0-0-0?!
the match victory for us: 2Y:i: 1 Yi. USA Men Team Score: 6 wins, 3 draws, I loss.
Round 11 Alas, we have reached the last and final round of the biggest chess tournament of the world. I think we had theoretical chances of getting a medal if we won and all things went well for us. We were paired against the 8th seeded Azerbaijan, led by the dynamic duo of Mamedyarov and Radjabov (unfortunately, one of their best players, Vugar Gashimov passed away early 2014). Another tough match up for us, but again we were very motivated for the final round. I noticed that our captain and my roommate John Donaldson was particularly nervous before the last round, obviously everyone wanted to win the last match! The players came to the game with the aim of giving their 100% best, having prepared several hours for their opponents.
23.lllg5! Hikaru is so good in tactics, and he never misses chances like this! 23...o/iie7 24.0-0 de3 25.VJ/Jg4 'lt>b8 26.coe6 llJe5 27.o/iie2 Ae4 28.'l'!§e3 A d5 29.cd5 I!f4 30.laf4 I!e8 31.ftafl 'l'!§d7 32.fre4 This was a curious game. Peralta was unable to keep up with Hikaru 's strange but very imaginative moves.
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W.So
Sam was able to win again with Black against a solid grandmaster, giving us the lead with 2:0. However accidents can happen and Var was caught in some very impressive opening preparation in the Slav by Felgaer.
See Page 113, Annotations by Leitao and Felgaer. Thankfully, Alex managed to save a lost position thanks to some luck, and that sealed
The first exciting game was by Sam:
890 SHANKLAND 2624 SAFARLI 2649 Tromso (ol) 2014 (USA-Azerbai;an) 1.e4 c5 2.tllf3 d6 3.d4 cd4 4.ll:id4 l0f6 5.coc3 a6 6 •.te3 ll:ig4 7.A cl l0f6 8.0 A nice trick to prevent Black from moving back and forth with his knight to g4. 8 ...'t'bb6 9.Ae2 [9.a4 lvanchuk 2711 - Sakaev 2647, Kallithea 2002 - 86/240; 9.g4 Svidler 2750 - A. Grischuk 2710, Moscow 2006 - 98/174; 9.ll:ib3 Vallejo Pons 2705 - A. Grischuk 2736, Linares 2010 - 108/(73)] 9...coc6N [9 ...g6 J. Angel - D. Vera, Bogota 2003; 9 ...e6 Galvez Rubio 1906 - Lopez Gracia 2354, Zaragoza 2004] 135
So 10.A e3! Good preparation by Sam. 10 ...~b2 11.lt\a4
28.A a6 [28.E[b7 fe5 29.fe5 lt\c5 30.laa7 lt\e4 31.We3 Ah6 32.Wd3± maybe gives White more chances.] 28...laa8 29.i.b5 laa2
11...~b4 [l l...~a3 12.c3 lt\d4 13.Ac l traps the black queen!]
12.c3 '&a5 13.lt\c6 bc6 14.lt\b6 E[b8 15.lL\cS lac8 16.~b3 Wiic7 17.E[bl E[a8 18.~b7 ~b7 t9.lab7 g6 20.Wf2± I believe this is all still Sam's preparation (such is the level of analysis these days!). White has a clear advantage as his opponent is undeveloped. 20...Ag7 21 .lahbl e6
30.@g3 [As I was talking to John Donaldson after the rounds, I mentioned to him that 30.@el ! looked very promising. 30.. .feS 31.i.d7 ed4 32.~e6 Wf8 33.i.dS .§a3. The point is that here White's king is not pinned on g3 and he can safely play 34.c4 with a protected passed pawn, which should give good winning chances.] 30...fe5 31.i.d7 ed4 32.i.e6 Wf8 33.!!b7 lae2! The only move, but sufficient. 34.lati Wg8 35.Ad5 .r:ie3 36.Wf2 :Bc3 Somehow Black defends against everything. 37.E[d7 Wf8 38.g4 § c2 39.Wt3 Iic3 40.We2 Eltaj was kind of lucky to save this game. J/2 : 1/2 W.So Gata drew against Radjabov, while Alex missed some chances against Rauf Mamedov and didn't get more than a draw.
22.lac7?! These small inaccuracies make White's job to win harder. (22.la Ib6 should have won right away for White.] 22..•0- 0 23.lac6 d5 24.e5 lt\d7 25.f4 E!fc8 26.lac8 lac8 27.i.d4 f6
See Page 49, by Sam Shankland. 136
Everybody has great days and not-so great days. Hikaru played really solid and dependable chess throughout the entire tournament, and sometimes I wonder what the USA Team would do without him manning the top board. Before the game he was very confident, but as usual Shakhriyar Mamedyarov is a very dangerous opponent:
So
D10 MAMEDYAROV 2743 NAKAMURA 2787 Tromso (of) 2014 (Azerbaijan-USA) l.d4 dS 2.c4 c6 3.l2Jc3 dc4 4.e3 bS 5.a4 b4 6.l2Je4 ~dS 7.l2Jd2 [7.l2Jg3 Mamedyarov 2753 - Wang Hao 2746, Beijing 2013 118/ 110] c3
8.lbdt3!? This is a new and relatively untested idea that has only been tried in a couple of games. Theory has not yet explored this line deeply. 8...'©'aSN [8...cb2 9.Ab2 e6 IO.l2Je5oo I am not a great analyst and Black has many moves. I will just say position is very unclear; 8 ...l2Jf6 M. AlSayed 2507 - Felgaer 2557, Gibraltar 2013]
9.ttJeS l2Jf6 10.l2Jgf3 e6 11..id3 Aa6 12.bc3 bc3 13.0-0 l2Jbd7 [Giving up the pawn, but it wasn't easy to complete his development. If 13 ... ilb4 14.Aa6 '&a6 15.ila3±; 13 ...J.e7 14.i.a3± and both cases, White is better.] 14.l2Jc6 '&b6 15.ltJfeS i.b7 16.aS '¥f/c7 17.'&a4 Ad6 18.a6 Ac6 19.~c6 0-0? 20.'@lc7 i.c7 21.l2Jd7 l2Jd7
22.i.a3 .§fd8 [22 ... .§fc8 23.i.e4 .§ab8 24.Ab7+ - l 23..§fcl eS 24.i.e4 .§ab8 25•.§c3+- White is completely wi!Uling now, thanks to Shakhriyar's extremely strong and accurate moves. 25...AaS 26..§ccl i.b4 27•.ib4 .§b4 28..§c7 ed4 29•.§a7 de3 30..§d7
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So 40...hgS?? And Hikaru automatically takes on g5! [Surprisingly, Black could have drawn if he hadn't taken on g5: 40 ....§f5! 41..§n llf7 42.An wn 43.@d5 @e7 44.@e5 h5! and there is no zugzwang, unlike in the game.] 41.hgS .§e2 42.@d4 There is no longer any point in further resistance. [The pawn ending is of course winning: 42 ....§f2 43 ..§n .§n 44..tn wn 45.~ds @e7 46.@e5 @n 47.@d6 @g7 48.~e7 ~h7 49.~n ~h8 50.~g6 @g8 5I.~h6
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A tough way to end the tournament, but there is always a next time, and the lessons that we learned from the event are invaluable.
[30.Af3 ef2 (30 ...li:Jc5 31 fe3+ - ) 31.Wf2 li:Jc5 32 ..§c7+ - is the brutal way for White to win. Black doesn't even get to exchange a pair of rooks.] 30..•.§d7 31.a7 ef2 32.@f2 .§a7 33 ..§a7 g6 34.@e3 .§b6 35.i.dS .§f6 36.g4 h6 37.We4 Wg7 38.h4 .§fl 39. .§b7 .§f2 40.gS
In the end, the USA Men finished in 14th place with 7 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses. I hope the team does better next time. On the other hand we had some good news, and I would like to congratulate Sam for winning the gold medal on his board, having scored 9/ 10 and registered a tournament performance rating of 2831. Amazing! Here are final statistics for the USA Men's Team in Tromso: TROMSO (ol), VIII 2014 (177 teams, II rounds) 14. USA 15*/348.0**/28.0*** Rating Average: (2701) I. Hikaru Nakamura 2. Gata Kamsky 3. Alexander Onischuk 4. Varuzhan Akobian 5. Samuel Shankland
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Both players had around a minute here before the next time control. Shakhriyar wasn't sure about the exact plan to win. Therefore he decided to gamble on the 40th move. 138
Obviously there is no one to blame if our team finished below expectations, as this is a team event. But for now it's time to work and start preparing for the next Olympiad, in Baku 2016! Till then, goodbye Tromso!
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GRAND SLAM FOR THE WORLD CHAMPION Rapid and Blitz World Championships 2014 Dubai/Khanty·Mansiysk
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t the end of the 1980s, step by step the world of chess started to change. Tournaments with shorter time controls emerged and blitz and rapid tournaments became regular events in the chess calendar. With the introduction of electronic clocks in the 1990s and the option of time increments, the use of short matches as tie breakers became a new feature in competitive play, particularly in top tournaments. Time controls with less than half an hour are popular because such games produce spectacular chess. Risk taking, intuition and time management all have to be taken into account and players and spectators often enjoy hilarious escapades. The fun factor rules and blunders are more easily taken light-heartedly than in classical chess with its longer time controls. But when we analyse these games in the cold light of day, such blunders often reveal instructive elements. In addition, these games display the true character of the players and their preferred chess styles. In short, world championships in rapid and blitz chess unleash firework displays which delight the hearts of chess fans. In 2014 the open and women's events saw the gathering of a great many top players and therefore the editorial team decided to present all four tournaments in one volume, with our contributors, GM Alexander Ipatov and GM Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant, giving their different viewpoints on these roller-coaster tournaments. The former Georgian player, who took up residence in Scotland after her marriage in the mid-1990s, looks at the women's event in the Siberian city of Khanty-Mansiysk from the outside, whereas the Ukrainian-born GM, who nowadays represents Turkey, watched the rounds in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates as both a participant and a spectator. For her review, which is the first of a new women's column in Informant, Arakhamia-Grant also recalls the short history of women's blitz and rapid tournaments, while Ipatov mainly turns the spotlight on world champion Magnus Carlsen.
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Rapid World Champions
Blitz World Champions
2001 (1 •t) Garry Kasparov 2003 (2"d) Viswanathan Anand 2009 (3'd) Levon Aronian 2010 (4th) Gata Kamsky 2012 (5th) Sergey Karjakin 2013 (6th) Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 2014 (7th) Magnus Carlsen
1988 (1 •t) Mikhail Tai 2000 (2"d) Viswanathan Anand 2006 (3'd) Alexander Grischuk 2007 (4th) Vassily Ivanchuk 2008 (5th) Leinier Dominguez 2009 (6th) Magnus Carlsen 2010 (7th) Levon Aronian 2012 (8th) Alexander Grischuk 2013 (9th) Le Quang Liem 2014 (10th) Magnus Carlsen
Rapid and Blitz World Championships 2014 But what both contributions have in common is that they reveal a fantastic world of chess combinations and strategic and tactical bluffs. As the report on the women's events provides an overview of previous winners we would also like to give a similar record for the open events. In the rapid event 112 players took part and Magnus Carlsen emerged as winner with 11 points from 15 games, ahead of Caruana and Anand, both with IOYi points. In blitz, 115 players participated and the winner was again Carlsen with 17 points from 21 games ahead of Nepomniachtchi and Nakamura, both with 16 points. Each of the tournaments had a prize fund of $200,000 and the first three medal winners received $40,000, $32,000 and $26,000, of a total of 24 prizes. Now for the first time in chess history the current world champion also holds the titles in the faster disciplines and lpatov aims to identify some reasons for his dominance. Harald FIETZ Magnus Carlsen - the star of the show. I Photo by Anastasya Karlovich
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MAGNUS MAKES IT A HAT TRICK! The World Champion adcls Rapid and Blitz titles to his tally for the season ~e
main question before the Rapid and Blitz World Championships, held in Dubai, was whether Magnus would win both tournaments and become the first absolute chess champion in history, holding classical, rapid and blitz crowns, all at the same time. And HE DID IT! First he grabbed the world rapid title despite a painful loss with the white pieces to Vishy Anand in the latter stages of the tournament. To his great credit he managed to put aside his blunder in that game, concentrated on the job in hand, and left everyone behind after the final round. In my humble opinion that was the critical moment of the rapid championship. Magnus had showed his uncompromising fighting spirit, desire to be the best and what is no less important - nerves of steel after a defeat. And once again everything worked out for him!
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Championship match between these same opponents.
31.i.d6 The rook's activity and the outside It wasn't an easy choice to select the material
for this article, since there were so many interesting games played in both rapid and blitz. Therefore I chose those which made a big impact on me when I was watching them live in Dubai. I was following this game at this particular moment. It was not only an important encounter for medals, but also a kind of warm-up before the upcoming World
passed pawn offers Black good chances for survival. If White manages to block the black a-pawn and not let Black exchange some pawns on the other side of the board, then he might have some practical chances for more than a draw.
3J...a5 32.'bg5 a4 33 .~dl A natural decision to stop the opponent's pawn with his king. White could have got a risk-free position by taking that pawn a move earlier. 143
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[33.lbe6 a3 34..ta3 L!a3 35.Wf2 Wf7 36.lbf4 L!aS 37.gS and only White can have practical chances of a win here. The knight is standing perfectly on f4, keeping the black rook tied to the defence of the d5-pawn and at the same time not allowing the black king to draw closer. White can improve his position by bringing the king to f5 and it is not clear how Black can prevent it.] 33 ...L!b2
[34.Wcl would be the logical follow-up after Wfl-el-dl. Then 34... L!b6 35 ..tcs L!b3=. However, Black manages to maintain equality by keeping his rook active.] 34...!ib6 So White loses one of his pieces, however he has a choice which one to give up! 35.lbf4? [White could have still made a draw with the precise 35.Wc2! L!d6 (35 ...a3 36..ta3 L!e6 37.Wd2=) 36.lbcS!= and Black must give up his a-pawn.] 35...L!d6 36.Wc2 L!b6! Everything now revolves around the passed pawn, whether White will manage to block it with his king or not. In order to prevent this Black is ready to give up his d5-pawn. 37.lUdS L!b7-+
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34.lbe6? A blunder as could be immediately recognised by Magnus's reaction after Vishy played his next move. 144
lpatov Despite the limited material White is lost. He must keep both his king and knight close to the a-pawn while Black will use that time to activate his king.
[14 ... ~b7 Mi. Langer 2267 - Porper 2446, Calgary 2011] 15 ..i.d3 ~b7
38.lL!c3 a3 39.e4 'ititi 40.e5 'itie6 41.'iticl llc7 42.'i!;id2 .§.a7 43.lt:'ia2 .§.b7 44.@c3 .§.b8 45.g5@f5 46.d5 @e5 47.g6 @d5 48.g7 'i!;ie6 49.g8W!i .§.g8 50.@b3
A very instructive example of seizing the attack when there is opposite sides castling.
The white king has come closer but it is too late now. There are no more pawns left to distract the black king. 50...l!g3 51.'itib4 'itie5 52.lt:'ic3 .§.e3 53.@c4 c;t;f5 54.'itib4 'itig4 55.lt:'ia2 Wf3 56.lt:'ic3 c;t;g2 57.lt:'id5 .§.f3 58.lt:'ic3 'itifl 59. 'itic4 'itie 1 60.~b4 .§.h3 White resigned. A very confident technical victory by Vishy. 0:1 lpatov
16.lt:'if6! ~f6 [Black had to accept the consequences of 16 ... gf6 17.W!ig3 (17.e/6?? ~f6 18.'t!iih3 't!iif4 19.'i!fbl 't!iih4-+) 'itih8 18.'t!iih4 f5 19.'t!iie7 't!iid8 20.'t!iid8 .§.axd8 2l..§.d2 d6 22.ed6 .§.d6 23 ..§.hdl;;!;; when White is better in the endgame thanks to his pawn majority on the queenside.] 17.ef6 g6 [17 ... gf6?
848 CARLSEN 2881 POTKIN 2621 Dubai (rapid} 2014
In round 3 Carlsen faced the 20ll European Champion. The encounter was played out in front of only one goal. 1.e4 c5 2.lt:'if3 e6 3.d4 cd4 4.lt:'id4 lt:'ic6 S.lL!c3 W!Jc7 6 •.i.e3 a6 7 .a3 lt:'if6 8.f4 lt:'id4 9.W!id4 lt:'ig4 10.W!ib6 .i.d6 11.e5 lt:'ie3 12.W!ie3 .i.e7 13.0-0-0 b5 14.lt:'ie4 0-0N
... runs into a thematic 18 ..i.h7! A) 18 ... @h7 19.'t!iih3 Wg7 20.'t!iig4 'itih8 2l..§.d3 .i.e4 22 ..§.c3! (22 ..§.h3 .i.h7 23.'t!iih5?? 't!iic2#) 't!iic3 (22 ...'t!iib7 23.f5!! .i.j5 24 ..§.h3 .i.h7 25.'t!iih4 't!iie4 26.'t!iie4+-) 23.bc3+-; 145
lpatov 23.~h5 Wg7 24.'Bd7 'fl.ti 25.i.d3 '&f4 26.@bt 'Bd7 27. ~ h7 Wf6 28.~d7 1:0 lpatov
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Magnus believes 1n the o ld adage: "The good player is always lucky"
B) Black has to decline the offer by l8 ...@h8 19.c3 (19.fbh3 fbf4 20.@bl @g7=> 21.'Bd3 'Bh8) 'Bfc8 20.Ac2±] 18.f5! ~d8 19.~g5 I assume Magnus was focused on making a bishop sacrifice on g6. [Indeed the game continuation is even stronger than 19.'Bhfl! ?, although even here, after 19 ... ~f6 20.fg6 ~g7 2 l.gh7 @h8 22.g4! f6 23.h4 ~g4 24.'Bg l 'tlNh4 25.Wbl+ - followed by 'Bg l -g3 and 'Bd 1-g 1, Black is helpless.]
In the penultimate round Carlsen faced Grischuk, one of the strongest players in the world at faster time controls. This game could have easily proved a turning point in the tournament for Russia, but luck was on the Norwegian side as can be seen from a number of instructive moments where Black could have netted the full point. l .d4 lt:\f6 2.c4 g6 3.lt:\c3 Ag7 4.e4 d6 5.0 0- 0 6.i.e3 a6 7.lt:\ge2 c6 8.c5 b5 9.cd6 ed6 10.lt:\f4 'Be8 [ 10... lt:\bd7 Dreev 2683 - Ba. Jobava 2556, Moscow 2002 - 84/468) 1t.A e2 b4N [I I...i.b7 S. Abello 2303 - Kr. Georgiev 2453, France 2008) 12.lt:\a4
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White has a strong pawn centre but his king remains uncastled. Black uses this moment to generate immediate counterplay against the white centre. 12...lt:\d5! 13.i.cl lt:\b6 14.lt:\b6 [White doesn't have time for castling: 14.0-0 lt.)a4 15.~a4 .id4]
lpatov 14.•. ~b6 The pawn is hanging, so White once again cannot castle.
25 ... ~c7 26 •.§.d8 .§.d8 27.tL'le4 .!e5 28.g3 tL'lf2 29.@f2 ~c6 30 ..§.el
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15... d5! Exploiting the same square again! White is not able to support his pawn centre with pieces and it gets ruined. 16.~d3
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16...de417.fe4 a518 ..§.dl .!a6 Black's pieces are developing with tempi, while White still cannot castle. 19.~c2 .!e2 20.tL'le2 tL'ld7 21.0-0 Finally White has managed to make his king safe, but Black's initiative is far from exhausted.
30....!d4 [30 ... f5 would have finished the game right away as after 31.~c4 @f8 32.tL'lg5 .!d4 White must give up material so as not to get mated.] 31.@fl f5 32.tL'lf2 .!c5 33 ..§.e5 ~a6 34.@g2 ~b7 35.@h3 It is really unbelievable how Magnus manages not only to save this game, but also to win it. And to win not by a blunder, but on position. I'm sure Grischuk would have clinched victory against anyone else. 35 ... .!d4 36..§.a5
21 ...Cllf6 22.tL'lg3 tL'lg4 23 ..!f2 .§.ad8 24.e5
24... c5! Black creates threats with each move. 25.dc5 [25.~c5 ~c5 26.dc5 .!e5 27.b3 f5+]
36 ... ~b6? With this and following moves Grischuk started to lose control over the position. [36 ... f4! was one· of the ways to victory. 37.~e4 (37.gf4 ~j3) ~d7 38.tL'lg4 (38.@g2 .!fl 39.@fl ~d2-+) f3! 39 ..§.a8 (39.~f3 h5-+) .§.a8 40.~a8 @g7-+ and White is 147
lpatov not able to prevent h7-h5.] 37.iVc4 'itih8 38..§.b5 iVf6 39.lt:Jd3 White has managed to consolidate and it is no longer easy to exploit the exposed position of White's king. 39... g5 40..§.d5! With each exchange White reduces the risk of getting mated; also, as we all know, the tandem of queen and knight is more dangerous than that of queen and bishop. 40 ...!1d5 41.iVd5 'itig7 42.lt:Jb4 .lib2 43.a4 Suddenly Black is the one who has to look for a draw now. And in fact there are different ways to achieve this. 43 ... f4 [43 ... iVc3 44.lt:Jd3 g4 45.'itig2 iVd2 46.'itigl iVdl=; 43 ... g4 44.'itig2 iVc3=] 44.'itig2 ~c3 45.lt:Jd3 fg3 46.hg3 iVe7 47.lt:Jf2 It is objectively still a draw but White can combine the possible advance of his a-pawn with threats by the queen and knight tandem. 47 ... iVe5 48.iVt3 .lid4 49.iVb7 @g6 50.iVc6 'itig7 51.lt:Je4
53 ... .lie3? [The computer once again claims that Black can hold the position by the only move 53 ... .licS !! Then 54.'itih3 (54.llJc5 ~e2 55.@gl iVel=) iVf4 55.iVd7 'itih6 56.~d3 ~d4! 57.iVd4 (57.a6 ~e5 58.iVe2 iVcl= and Black's sudden activity is enough for a draw.) iVf3 58.'itih2 iVf4 59.@gl ~g4 60.'itif2 iVf5 61.'itie2 iVa5 62.iVf6 ~h5 63. iVf7 'itih6=] 54.iVd7 But now all is lost. 54...@g6 55.iVd6+This is why Black needed his bishop on c5 to prevent the exchange of queens! 55 ... iVd6 56.lt:Jd6 @f6 57.a6 'itie6 58.tl'ib5 'itie5 59.@t3 ~b6 60.a7 .lia7 61.lt:Ja7 Magnus got completely outplayed (as he freely admitted after the game) but he never gave up, looked for chances and in the end fortune smiled on him. 1 :0 lpatov
T 51. .. h5 [Houdini maintains the position can be held by the "unhuman" 51.. ..lib6! stopping the advance of the a-pawn. Then 52.iVb7 'itig8=] 52.a5 h4 [The pawn is untouchable: 52 ... iVa5 53.iVd7 @g6 54.iVd4] 53.g4 148
D01 JOBAVA 2713 MAMEDYAROV 2743 Dubai {rapid) 20 74
This duel of two super creative sharp players is perhaps the best game played in Dubai. 1.d4 lt:Jf6 2.lt:Jc3 d5 3.~f4 A trademark of Baadur. He plays this system
lpatov frequently and successfully against all levels of players. 3...J..f5 4.t'3 e6 5.g4 Jlg6 6.h4 h6 7.e3 c5 [7 ... c6 Ba. Jobava 2716 - I. Salgado Lopez 2605, Yerevan 2014.] 8.h5N [8.lt:Jb5 K. De Smet - Da Fonseca, corr. 2009; 8.J..d3 J. Boguszlavszkij 2256 Turzo 2314, Budapest 2009] 8.•. Jlh7 9.lt:Jb5 This is a typical follow-up after Black plays c7-c5.
9...lt:'ia6 10.c3 Now it is not easy for Black to disturb the white knight on b5, which is also limiting the activity of Black's knight on a6. 10... Jle7 11.Jld3 J..d3 12.~d3 lt:Jd7 13.lt:Je2 0-0 14.a4 Most probably Black will try to kick the knight out ofb5, so Baadur takes measures in advance. 14... Jlf6 15.Jld6 .§.e8 16.f4! Preventing ... e6-e5, which would in fact be quite unlikely bearing in mind that White's king is still in the centre. 16•.•lt:'ib6
22.lt:Jd6 [22.lt:Jf4 ! was even stronger, then 22 ....Af4 (22 .. fe5 23.h~! Sh8 24.~g6@j8 25."fl.h8@e7 26.~e6#) 23.Jlf4 g5 24.0-0-0! and the bishop is untouchable in view of 24 ...gf4 25.Sdgl @h8 26.~g6 ~e7 27.~g8 Sg8 28.hg8~#] 22 ....§.hS? [Black had to give up a queen and seek counterplay in the following variation: c::. 22 ... fe5 23.lt:Je8 ~e8 24.h8~ ~h8 25 ..§.h8 Sh8 26.0-0-0 cd4 27.cd4 lt:Jc4 28.@bl e4 and Black's position shouldn't be underestimated. For the queen he has two minor pieces, two pawns, and overall activity which offers him good prospects. Furthermore the weak white pawn on e3 is about to fall.] 23.lt:Jf4 J..f4 24.i.f4 g5 25.0-0-0! All White's pieces take part in the attack. 25 ... lt:Jc4
T 17.g5! White can afford to play such moves because the centre is closed and Black cannot immediately exploit his king position. 17... hg5 18.h6 g6 19.fg5 j_g5 20.h7 @g7 21.J..e5 Provoking further weaknesses. 21...f6 Now the g6 pawn is vulnerable.
26.Sh6!! The strongest, according to the engine! Black is forced to take the rook in order to prevent ~d3-g6. 149
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27.~g6 ~f8 ~d6 29.~f6 ~e8 30.~h8+-]
28 ...td6
27 .tt:JfT ~g7 28.lt:JdS Bad8 The material count is about level but White retains his attack as the black pieces lack coordination, especially the knight on a6 which cannot enter the scene of battle. 29.b3 lt:Jb6 30..§.gl .§.h7 31.e4 Baadur wants to open up the entire position! [31..ilg5 was also winning, e.g. 31...fg5 32 ..§g5 ~h8 33.dc5! lt:Jd7 34.c6! lt:Jac5 (34 ... bc6 35.~a6+-) 35.~g6 bc6 36 ..§.h5! .§.h5 37.~h5 ~g7 38.~g5 ~fl 39.~d8+-]
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Throughout the event we were in close conversation with Sergey and he revealed that he wished he could be paired against Magnus. And finally this opportunity came in the penultimate round! The player with starting rank number 86 reached the first board at the end of the tournament. What an achievement, especially after Sergey managed to beat such players as Radjabov, Svidler, Nakamura, Movsesian, Yu Yangyi, Wojtaszek, and draw against Anand, Le Quang Liem, Harikrishna ... 1.e4 e5 2.lt:Jt'3 lt:Jc6 3...tc4 ..tc5 4.d3 ll\f6 5.lt:Jbd2 d6 6.c3 0-0 7.0-0 ..te6 [7 ... a6 Z. Efimenko 2680 - Husari 2332, Al-Ain 2008 - 104/69; 7.....tb6 T. Radjabov 2744 - P. Harikrishna 2669, Ningbo 2011 - 112/171] 8.i.b3 i.b3 9.~b3 .§.b8 10.lt:Jc4 ~d7N [10 ... d5 K. Mar 2094 - Zi. Volf Ziga 2193, Slovenija 2006; 10... b5 Aleksa. Suvorov 2093 - Mihnenko 1931, Russia 2009] 11.i.e3 b5??
32.e5! Destroying Black's kingside pawn structure and getting closer to the king. 32 ... gf4 33.~g6 .§f8 34.ef6 Black cannot prevent f6-f7 with mate to follow. A great creative achievement by Baadur! 1:0 Ipdov
C54 YUDIN 2546 CARLSEN 2881 Dubai (blitz) 20 74 Sergey Yudin became the dark horse of both events, especially the blitz tournament. He gained an incredible 127 rating points despite suffering two defeats in the last two rounds. 150
An over-confident move in blitz and sometimes even Magnus indulges in such continuations. 12.lt:Jcd2?? I'm sure Sergey subconsciously didn't believe that Magnus could blunder something so easy. That's also why it is nice to be a top player: almost everyone is afraid of you and sometimes trusts your moves too much! [12.lt:Jce5! would leave Magnus in a position a pawn down and with no compensation: 12 ... lt:Je5 13.lt:Je5 de5 14.i.c5 !1fd8 15 ..§adl±]
lpotov of all, the importance of the psychological factor in chess, especially in blitz, where it plays an even more important role. Sergey had wanted to play Magnus, he got this opportunity and lost with White in 17 moves. I followed many of his games live and I can say he is a great blitz player and his overall result is proof of my words. So, why did he miss that easy tactical shot on move 12 and collapse so quickly? I think, that from the beginning he subconsciously believed that he had no chance against Magnus, he was just honoured to play against him. Magnus, on the other hand, is not afraid of anyone in the chess world, so that's why he can play sometimes badly but still remain unpunished.
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12 ... .teJ 13.fe3 Ci,Je7 It is hard to believe but White collapsed in just four moves.
WANG HAO 2729 IPATOV 2613 Dubai {rapid} 2014
14.ll\h4 'l?Ug4 15.CZJf5? [It wasn't too late to retreat with the knight: 15.Ci,Jhf3 ]
I played just couple of really interesting games, this is one of them.
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l.e4 c5 2.ltJf3 ltJf6 I started almost all my games with this line, known in theory as the Rubinstein Variation. Apart from this game, I also drew against Malakhov, Efimenko and lost to Inarkiev. Some of the secrets of this line were revealed to me by GM Aleksandr Rakhmanov with whom I spoke closely during our trip to the USA. Aleksandr is perhaps the greatest expert of the Rubinstein Variation nowadays.
16...~e2! 17.~c2 ltJg4 White cannot hold his weaknesses. What can we learn from this example? First
3.e5 [Efimenko chose 3.lZJc3 d5 4.ed5 CZJdS S.i,bS ltJc6 6.0- 0 e6 7.d4 a6 8.Ac6 bc6 9.lZJe4 cd4 IO . ~d4 and quite quickly obtained a huge positional advantage. 10 ... ~b6 11.~eS ~c7 12.~hS CZJf4 13 . .1f4 ~f4 14.!!fel .1e7 1S.g3 g6 16.~e5 ~es 17.CZJeS fS 18.lZJd2 cs 19. Ci,Jdc4 o-o 20.!!adl Ya? 21 .Ci,Jc6 E{c7 22.lZJe? E{e7 23.!!eS E{c7 24 .f4± 151
lpatov B) 21...J..b4? 22.c3 J..a3 23.cd5 i.b2 24.~b2 (24.~bl ! J..c3 25.lt:Jb5+-) .§b2 25.~b2 a'.b8 26.lt:Jb5?? 26 ... a'.b5?? I trusted my opponent... (However, it was easy to find 26... j,,d5 27.c4 J..c4-+) 27.J..b5 j,,d5 28.c4 ~b7 29.cd5 ~b5 30 ..§.b3 1 : 0 Inarkiev 2682 - A. lpatov 2613, Dubai (rapid) 2014. I was aware of some critical ideas thanks to the following game from the previous World Rapid and Blitz Championships: I'm still wondering how I managed to escape in this terribly ruined position. Z. Efimenko 2648 - A. lpatov 2613, Dubai (rapid) 2014] 3 ..•lt:Jd5 4.lt:Jc3 [Malakhov had opted for 4.g3. The notation ofthat game for some reason wasn't up on the official website so unfortunately I'm not able to share the opening part...] 4 ... lt:Jc3 5.dc3 lt:Jc6 6.J..f4 ~b6 7.b3 h6 [7 ... e6 Tatai - S. Estimo, Bauang 1973 - 16/280] 8.h4 ~c7 9.~d2 e6 10.0-0-0 a6
This position was also reached in my game against Ernesto Inarkiev. 11.~bl [11.'i&e3 b5 12.lt:Jd2 j,,b7 13.~bl c4 14.a'.h3 lt:Je7! following the ideas from the game Bologan - Rakhmanov. 15.bc4 bc4 16.lt:Jc4 lt:Jd5 17.~d4 J..c5 18.lt:Jd6 ~e7 19.~d2 .§.ab8 20.~al J..c6 21.c4:
A) Here I came across 21...li:Jf4! 22.~f4 ~a5!! 23.~f? ~d8 24.~f4 (24.~g7? J..d4 This was the point! 25.a'.d4 ~el 26.a'.dl ~di) J..a3 25.a'.a3 ~a3+; 152
11.h5 b5 12.~bl c4 13.~al lt:Je7! A very important manoeuvre! 14.J..e3 lt:Jd5 15.J..d4 J..b7 16.bc4 bc4 17.a'.bl lt:Je7! 18.~e2 J..d5 19.J..b6 ~c6 20.lt:Jd4 ~a4 21.~d2 ~c8 22.J..c7 lt:Ja7 23.j,,d6 Bologan 2672 - Ale. Rakhmanov 2602, Khanty-Mansiysk 2013, when 23 ... j,,d6 24.ed6 lt:Jb5+ would have offered Black a healthy extra pawn and still good prospects for an attack on the queenside.] 11 •.. b5 12.c4!N
It is vitally important not to let Black to play c5-c4 himself and then move his knight from c6 to d5 via e7. [12.J..d3 R. van Kampen 2631 - A. Ipatov 2613, Rabat (blitz) 2014]
12 ••. b4 13.j,,d3 a5 14.~el J..b7 15.J..e4 a4 [15 ... f5? isnotgooddueto 16.ef6! ~f417.j,,g6 ~d8 18.~e6 lt:Jd4 19.lt:Jd4 cd4 20.~b6 ~c7 21.~d4 j_c5 22.~b2--> with killing attack.] 16.j,,cl J..e7 17.j,,bl f5!? I knew it was risky to play this with my king in the centre, but I just
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didn't see any other appropriate continuation. (17 ...0-0 also looked dangerous to me in view of 18.g4] 18.ef6 i.f6 19.~e3 [19.i.g6 ~e7 ] 19...i.b2 20.~b2 [20 ..tg6 ~e7 21.~c5?? d6- + would be too premature] 20...~as 2t..tg6 ~e7 22.~f4
... with the idea of mate in two: .§.hl-h4-f4. However, while my opponent was thinking, I found the way to make a draw. So, Black would have had gone all-in: 24.. .ab3 25.~cl '&a3 26.~d2 bc2 That's how I had planned to continue. 27.il.c2?? is not good due to 27... '&c3 28.~cl b3! (butnot28 ....§.a2?? 29.~j8)29.'&f4 ~e7 30.~d6 ~f7 31.~d7 ~g8- +; 27..§.de l 27...~c3 28.Wcl (White cannot get more than a draw 28.We2? Cjyl4 29.CiY14 cd4 30.'E.h4 '&el 31.'t;el cN!I-+ etc.) ~a3 29.~d2=] 24...We7 [I trusted my opponent and didn't get in deep with 24 ...Wg6 and the analysis showed that I was right as it is losing! 25.~g4 ~f6 (25 ...~hl 26 ..§.dl 'E.g8 27.tDg5! with mate in three.) 26..§.d7 l?:Je7 27.l?:Jg5 !+ - ] 25.~d6 ~f6 26.-&f4 We7 27.~d6
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This was the day that Chinese GM Wang H ao was taken 'out of the bool<(!)" by his opponent's unusual opening.
22....§.hf8!! Only move according to Houdini! I wasn't really pleased to play it but once again I didn 't see how to else to defend... 23.~d6 ~f6 24.~f4
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INTUITION By
LADIES DO PLAY FAST AND FURIOUS TOO! World title in women's rapid chess goes to Katerina Lagno, while Anna Mu.zychuk clears the field in blitz
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ver my playing career it has been my pleasure to see the general level of women's chess advance significantly. Looking back over the era from Menchik to Gaprindashvili, you will find the standard dropped quickly below the few (and sometimes solitary) elite women. Whilst another Judit Polgar has yet to appear and break into the Top Ten, there are now many strong female players achieving the GM or IM titles in mixed competition. The merits, or otherwise, of holding separate women's tournaments have been debated at length. I' m in favour, at least until the number of women playing chess nears parity with men.
Board I of the Scottish Women team at the Chess Olympiad, Tromso 2014
In post-war Soviet times it was said, anecdotally, that many game scores from women's events were "improved" because the real ones were too calamitous to publish. In classical chess today this would be absurd and although disasters still abound in quicker forms of the game, these are mainly in severe time pressure. The introduction of rapid and blitz tie-breaks into the classical world championships, for both men and women, has forced players to take fast chess seriously. The Anand - Gelfand match was decided in just such a tiebreak. I can't think of a better example of the need to be strong in what was once just a bit of fun. Players have re-evaluated their strategies and training methods. It is fair to say that the best rapid games often approach the level of classical chess. As a further incentive, prize funds of $200,000 each mean the rapid and blitz championships are a welcome regular addition to the women's calendar. Khanty-Mansiysk has bade farewell to the elite of women's chess after a festival comprising classical (Grand Prix), rapid and blitz events. I'd like to share with you key moments from the 2014 Women's World Blitz and Rapid Championships. Such games should not be analysed too critically but 154
Arakhamia-Grant can still provide insight into decision making and intuition. Compared with the previous Championship in Batumi 2012, the time limit was shortened to 15'+ 10" from 25'+ 10' which enabled
the organisers to increase the number of rounds from 11 to 15 with 5 rounds per day for 3 days. In my opinion, neither change improved the quality or excitement of the event. Quite why so many rounds were necessary for a field of just 35 is puzzling.
Back to lnfonnant I have followed the latest theory in Chess Informant, and occasionally contributed to it, ever since I first started to compete in tournaments. However I have a confession: personally, I have always enjoyed reading about players' thoughts more than bare moves, symbols and variations. So I was happy both to see the famous publication evolve with the addition of excellent columnists and to be asked for my own personal slant on women's chess.
The Role of Psychol09Y When preparing for the rapid and blitz events I gave some thought to how fast chess might be approached differently from classical. A primary consideration was whether to use my classical chess repertoire or adopt a specific repertoire for fast chess. I've noticed that players whose repertoires include pet systems, such as the Trompowsky or sidelines such as anti-Sicilians, often gain time advantages. This is useful when applying pressure later in the game. There is no doubt that psychology plays an important role when confidence is increased through the saving of time by good opening preparation. Another question was whether style makes a difference: I concluded that aggression from the outset reaps rewards, whereas it is harder to realise a positional advantage with solid technical chess, especially in blitz. K. Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan Arakham1a·Grant already played back in 1992
In 1992 I competed in Budapest in the first editions of the World Championship rapid and blitz events, both won by Susan Polgar. Surprisingly, it was another twenty years before the next joint championships were given a new lease of life by Batumi. Traditionally blitz was a frantic affair at 5'+0" with spilled pieces and disputes not uncommon. Despite the shortening of time limits the introduction of increments has helped hugely. K. Arakhamia-Grant
A short history Women' Rapid World Champions 1992 (I 81) Susan Polgar 2012 (2"d) Antoaneta Stefanova 2014 (3'd) Kateryna Lagno Women's Blitz World Champions 1992 (P') Susan Polgar 20 IO (2nd) Kateryna Lagno 2012 (3'd) Valentina Gunina 2014 (41h) Anna Muzychuk 155
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A. MU%YCHUK 2560 LAGNO 2543 Khanty-Mansiysk (rapid} 2014 Kateryna Lagno added a rapid crown to her blitz triumph in Moscow four years previously. She struck an early blow against one of her closest rivals in round 3 with a fine attacking display. Anna Muzychuk's ultra aggressive approach worked out perfectly later in the blitz but she didn't quite get the right balance in the rapid. In the following game, I have the impression that she had too great a focus on her own ideas and not enough prophylactic thinking when it came to her opponent's threats.
Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant • Country: Scotland •Born:
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• Rating: 2394 • Peak rating: 2506 • Title: Grandmaster since 2009
Players simply don't have time to study key positions deeply to find the best move.] 23.bc3 'Sc3 24.hS? [In case of the best defence, 24.Ad2, Black can still offer the rook by 24 ... 'Sc2! 25.'t;;bl Wb'b6! 26.~c2 Wb'd4. It seems incredible but the white king has no safe place to hide!] 24•..lL\fJ! 2S.hg6 .td4 26.gfi ~f7 27.§d4 'Set 28.~b2 Wb'b6 29.~c3 W'd4 30.~c2 ~f4 0: 1 Arakhamia-Grant
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22 .•.lbc3 [Lagno finds a win but frustratingly there was an even more spectacular solution: 22 ...'Sc3! 23.bc3 lbc3 24.'Scl lbg4. Surprisingly, despite having an extra rook, White is helpless against the multitude of threats created by Black's anny. For example, 25.Wb'd2 (25.Wb'g4 Ji.d4 26. Ae3 Wba5 ! 27.i.c4 i.e3- +; 25.'Sh3 i.d4 26.'Shc3 i.c3 27.'Sc3 'Se! 28.'Sc! WU/6 29.~b2 'Sci 30.i.c! WUJI - +) 'Se4! 26.i.g5 'Sd4 27 .~d4 Wb'a5 28.~g7 't;;g7 29.Ac4 lbe4! exchanging one of the bishops after which the queen and four pawns are clearly superior to two rooks. I think this variation clearly demonstrates the shortcomings of fast chess. 156
After this early success Lagno ran into trouble, in round 5, in another highly topical 6.h3 Najdorf The Kosintseva sisters are highly respected for their opening preparation. No doubt this stems from their work with Kasparov's fonner coach Yuri Dokhoian but they are clearly fine analysts in their own right. However Tatiana has a keen eye for tactics as well and did not hesitate when presented with an opportunity.
890 T. KOSINTSEVA 2496 LAGNO 2543 Khanty-Mansiysk (rapid} 2014 1.e4 cS 2.lL\f3 d6 3.d4 cd4 4.lL\d4 lbf6 S.lllc3 a6 6.h3 es 7.lL\de2 bS [7 ... h5 restraining White's kingside ambitions, is the move currently favoured by the elite; Sergey Karjakin 2759 - B. Gelfand 2777, Wijk aan Zee 2014 - 120/86]
Arakhamia-Grant 8.lLJg3 Consequently, more popular is to take advantage of Black's omission with 8.g4.
launches a devastating attack assisted by the powerful bishop on b3.] 25.gf6
8...t[ibd7N Already a novelty, according to my database. [One week before, Lagno tried a different plan in the FIDE Grand Prix: 8 ... i.e6 9.i.g5 lllbd7 IO.tt.Jh5 ~a5 11.i.f6 tl:if6 12.tl:if6 gf6 l3.il..d3 T. Kosintseva 2496 - Lagno 2543, Khanty-Mansiysk 2014]
25...~h7? [In case of the more resilient 25 ....§e8 White has a choice between: A) continuing the attack with 26.~h5 '@'f6 .§cd8 28.hS ~f4 29..§g6 (also after 29.W/.f4 Ci:Jf4 30.hg6 d5 31.g/7 @j7 32.ed5 White should still be winning with two extra pawns.) fg6 30.W/g6 @h8 31.i.e6;
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9.lLJfS tl:icS 10.i.gS h6 ll.i.f6 ~f6 12.tl:idS ~d8 13.~f3 g6 14.tl:ife3 i.g7 15.0-0-0 0- 0 16.g4 i.e6 17.h4 .§c8 18.@bl b4 Conceding the c4 square but on the other hand it is not easy to suggest how Black can organise a queenside attack. 19.gS hS 20.i.c4 tl:ia4 21.i.b3 I suspect Kosintseva did not even consider capturing on a6. lt is important to concentrate on the main target and attack the black king. 21...tllcS 22 ..§hgl i.dS [Safer was the elimination of White' s light squared bishop by 22 ... tl:ib3 23.ab3 a5] 23.lLJdS t[ie6 [Black's last chance to get counter-play is connected with the pawn advance on the queenside 23 ...a5, when White's assault on the kingside is no longer so clear: 24.tl:if6 ~h8 25.tl:ih5 ll'lb3 26.tl:ig7 tl:id4 27.~f6oo (27.'f!.d4 ed4 28.tl:ih5)] 24.tllf6 i.f6 [After 24 ...@h8 White simply captures on h5: 25.tl:ih5 tl:id4 26..§d4! ed4 27.tl:if4 and
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21.tllgS Lagno decides there is insufficient basis for the sacrifice and chooses to build up pressure first. A practical decision, especially in rapid. For our training purposes, however, I would like to delve deeper into the position. [Let's try 21.~h7
26.Ae6 fe6 27.!lg6! Destroying the last bastions around her opponent's king. 21 ...~g6 2s.n g1 1 :0
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LAGNO 2543 M. MUrtCHUK 2524 Khanty-Mansiysk (rapid) 2014 In round 6 Lagno was still searching for her best form. One moment where she decided not to sacrifice caught my eye.
to 23 . ~hS !lfd8 24 . ~h7 @f8 25.tlle4! It' s job done, the knight moves back to the centre and vacates the gS square for the bishop: 25 ... tlle7 26. ~h6! tllfS (26... gh6 27.~h6+ -) 27.'iiVh8 @e7 28.i..gS f6 29.iH6 gf6 30.ef6 3 1. ~hS <;&gs (3J ... <;&f8 32.lbg5+ - ) 32.~g6 ~f8 33.tllgS+- It is amazing to watch the white queen, knight and f6 pawn co-operating in harmony, while the whole of Black's army looks on helplessly.
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T 26.lt.Jf3 A) 26.~eS ©g6 (26 ...©e7? 27.lt.Je6+ - ) then not 27.laad l lafS 28 . ~g3 "1c7 29.f4 !ig5 ! (Black returns material to dampen the initiative) 30.f5 (30."f;fg5 ~}7+) ~h7 31.'iVg5 e5+; but instead 27."1Jg3 lt.Jf6 28.lt)e6 ~h7 29.lt.Jf8 laf8=; B) The following variation is promising, although I suspect it is not all forced. At least just to demonstrate some ideas: 26."f;fh4 mis 27.'~g3 lt.Jc5 28.laacl b6 29.lt.Jf3 lt.Jd3 30.lac4 ©e7 31."f;fg6 lt.Jel 32.tt.Je5 °f;fc7 33.'ifg5 (33.°f;fj7 ©d6 34.1ac6 "f;fc6 35.lt)c6 ©c6 36..tel) © f8 34.lac6 ~b7 35 ..teloo;
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16.lt:Jc2 f5 White's strategy of avoiding main lines in this game has backfired. Muzychuk did not hesitate to sacrifice a pawn early in the opening and has now obtained a position where she feels like a fish in water. 17.b4 f4 18.i..d2 i..b7 19.'t!Va3
9.ed5 [By advancing 9.e5 lt:Je4 White could reach another popular position, by transposition, with one top level example being 10.lt:Jbd2 J..f5 11.lt:Jh4 e6 12.lt:Jf5 ef5 G. Kamsky 2724 - Shirov 2739, KhantyMansiysk (m/4-rapid) 2007] 9 ..•cd5
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10.dc5 Kosteniuk takes the bait. This decision surprised me, as she seems to me a player who is more likely to give up material, rather than hold on to it at all cost. 10 ..• lt:Je4 11.J..e3 [Another game between strong players, also in blitz, continued instead 11.lt:Jd4 e5 12.lt:Jc6 't!Vf6 13 ..§.e4 Wojtaszek 2716 - Alexander Moiseenko 2707, Poznan (blitz) 2014. Here Black could just capture the rook when White's compensation for the exchange is questionable.] 11 .••.§.b8 12.'t!Vcl a5N [12 ... 't!Vc7 Rodriguez Guillermo - Acha, corr. 1993] 13.lt:Jbd2 't!Vc7 14.lt:Je4 de4 15.lt:Jd4 e5 160
19.•. e3! The main point to notice is that Black wants to bring all remaining pieces into the attack. So, improving the queen is one priority, as is opening diagonals for Black's pair of bishops. However to choose the right move order to execute your plan is really tricky here. The point is that they both win and it is possible to spend lots of time comparing the differences and trying to work out which one is best. I think it is important to understand that White's only chance is to give up a piece. Some players are likely to choose the pawn thrust without much calculation, just trusting their intuition. Especially in fast chess it is vital to strike the right balance between the temptation to calculate as much as possible and just "playing with the hands". For training purposes we should check the important lines. [In case of 19... 't!Vd7 20.'t!Vb3 @h8 A) 21..§.adl e3! (but not 21 ...'t!Vg4 as White has the defence 22.'t!Vc4! e3 23.ltJe3! taking advantage of the pin.) 22 ..i.e3 (22fe3 °ftg4 23.e4 j3+- when it is impossible to protect against the threats on both f2 and g2.) °ftg4 23.f3 J..f3 24 ..§.d2 fe3 25.lt:Je3 't!Vh4 26.g3 't!Vh5 27 .b5 J..h6- + with a winning attack and an extra piece;
Arakhamia-Grant 8) 21.tLle3 Black is ready to give the queen for a lot of material. 21 ...'!!Ud2! 22.laadl fe3 23.!!d2 ed2 24 ..§dl J.h6 25.~e6 .§be8 and the lonely white queen is no match for the well co-ordinated black forces.] 20.fe3 [White could put up more resistance by giving up a piece here by 20.~b3 Wh8 21.tiJe3 fe3 22.i.e3 ~c6 23.D .§f3 24.~c2. Although Black is still winning it is no longer so straightforward, which means that, under constant time pressure, there are some practical chances of survival.] 20... f3! Now it is all over. 21.'&lb3 <;tib8 22.gfJ ~d7 23 ..§e2 Af3 24.~c4 e4 25.tLlel WUg4 26..§g2 Ag2 27.ttJg2 ab4 28..§cl .§bd8 29.J.el bc3 30.c6 !:Id2 31.i.g3 ~f3 32.tLlel ~e3 33.Whl .§e2 34.ttJg2 ~cl 0: 1 Arakhamia-Grant Katerina Lanno played her last tournament for the Ukraine before switching federation
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LAGNO 2543 ZHAO XUE 2552 Khanty-Mansiysk (rapid) 2014 Lagno got right into her stride in round 12 when Zhao's misguided b2 pawn snatch backfired. 1.e4 es 2.tLlf3 tLlc6 3.tLlc3 tLlf6 4.Ae2 J.b4 [4... d5 Van der Wiel - J. Timman, Wijk aan Zee 1985 - 39/394] 5.ltJdS i.d6 6.d3N [6.tLlf6 Blackburne Walter John, Oostende 1906; 6.d4 Wei Yi 2557 - Xiu Deshun 2556, Shenzhen (rapid) 2013]
6...ttJdS 7.edS tLle7 8.d4 ed4 9.WUd4 0- 0 10.0- 0 .§e8 ll.i.d3 tLlg6 12.i.gS f6 13.i.d2 ie514.~g4 d615.~h5 i.b2? Black will very soon regret taking on b2. 16.!!abl i.eS 17. .§b4! i.d7? [It was natural to want to develop but Black can put up more resistance with 17 .. .tLif8. However White is still better after 18 ..§h4 f5
18..§h4! tLlh4 [Black is defenceless, if 18 .. .l0f8 19.i.h7 tLlh7 20.~h7 Wf7 21.i.h6 .§g8 22.l0e5 de5 23.f4! bringing the last piece into action. Then 23 ... ~e7 24.fe5 ~es 25 ..§hf4! .§ae8 26.h4!+- and there is no defence to i.g5 with a capture on f6 to follow.] 19.i.h7 <;tif8 20.l0h4 .§e7 21.l0g6 ~e8 22.lOeS Wf8 23.i.g6 1:0 Arakhamia-Grant 161
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As with the rapid, the time limit shortened to 3'+2" from 4'+2" and a punishing increase in games from 15 rounds to 15 double rounds of two-game mini matches with colours reversed. It requires great stamina and energy to maintain your focus throughout such an intense schedule and unsurprisingly we saw many lapses even from the medallists. Good opening preparation is vital for blitz although that doesn't mean you have to memorise 35 moves of Najdorf theory. It is important simply to reach positions you feel comfortable with and indeed there was a trend towards avoiding main lines and playing pet systems. Carlsen's influence is being felt everywhere these days.
12.lt:Jf3! i.a6 [Taking the bishop allows the h-pawn to cause havoc: 12 ... hg5?? 13.h6 g6 14.~g5 lt:Jg8 15.h7+-; 12 ... lhf5 13.ii.f6! gf6 14.~f4 ~h7 15.g4 i.a6 16.ii.a6 lt:Ja6 17.gf5±] 13.i.f6! Now every move has a deadly threat.
At some point it becomes necessary to "play with the hands" and rely on instinct. Yet care must be taken to ensure that there is an awareness of what your opponent is up to.
E10 STEFANOVA 2489 A. MUZVCHUK 2560 Khanty-Mansiysk (blitz} 20 74 The second game between the same players was played just a few minutes after the first one had finished. It takes incredible spirit and great character to motivate yourself to fight back after a loss, to be strong and to demonstrate powerful play. I know it was only a blitz game, and the probability of random happenings much higher, but the way Muzychuk dealt with the situation was highly admirable. 1.d4 lt:Jf6 2.lt:Jf3 c5 3.d5 e6 4.c4 b5 The Blumenfeld Gambit!
13 ....§.gS?! [13 ... gf6 only delays the inevitable: 14.ef6 .§.g8 15.ii.g6! fg6 16.hg6 .§.g6 17 ..§.h6+-] 162
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I B) The other move is 14 ... lt:Jd4!
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[A critical test is 13.lt:Jg5!? lt:Jd4 14.e3 (14.J..d4 ed4 15.ltJe6 ~e8 16.llJj8 i.e2=) J..fl 15.@fl ~d7 16.ed4 ~f5 17.~f3 cd4 with a complicated position that is difficult enough to analyse, let alone to play with 3 minutes on the clock.]
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T This position fascinated me. It is possible to quickly narrow it down to two candidate moves, 14 ... ~e7 and 14 ... lt:Jd4, but the most difficult part is to assess positions arising at the end of each line, compare them and decide which one to play. After analysing this position for some time it was very instructive for me to realise that in the fight for the initiative both sides should offer exchange sacrifices and strive for material imbalance. In case of the most natural looking move, IA) 14... '&e7, White should strike in the centre
by 15.ltJde4! de4 16.J..f6 gf6 17.~d5 @h8 18.~e4
J..e5 19.~c6 when after a series of forced moves Black will be the exchange up for a couple of pawns, 19 ... J..e2 20 ..§.fe 1 laac8 21.~b6 J..al, and now which bishop to take might as well be decided by the toss of a coin. Either way I feel the position is fairly balanced and although both sides have chances, I think I would prefer playing with the white pieces: 22 ..§.e2 c4 23.bc4 .§.c4 24.J..f3 J..e5oo;
14... ~d7 [14 ... ltJd4! was another option.] 15.J..f6 .§.f6 16.lt:Je4 White sacrifices a piece out of necessity, in the hope of changing the flow of the game. A practical attempt but the three pawns she obtains for the knight are no match for Black's powerful pair of bishops. 16... de4 17.~dS @h8 18.J..e4 J..b7 19.~hS .§.h6 20.~fS ~e7 Black's pieces dominate the board. Stefanova makes another attempt to confuse her opponent. 21.~h7 .§.h7 22.lt:Jg6 @g8 23.ltJe7 J..e7 24.J..h7 @h7 25 ..§.fdl J..f6 Black is winning and although she later prolonged White's agony, this time the win never slipped from her hands.
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13.'l'Wh3 [In a blur Stefanova passes up a "Greek gift" 13 ..i.h7! @h7 14.~hS ~g8 and now a rook lift to h3 decides the game: l5.frd3 lt:\eS 16.lah3 with a mating attack, for example 16 ...f6 17.deS fgS 18.fgS "t/#e8 19.g6+ - ] Antoaneta Stefanova is expert 1n some offbeat opening systerm.
26.laacl lt:\d4 27.lad2 lae8 28.lacS lt:\e2 29.~fl lt:\d4 30.lacl ltJfJ 31.lad7 lt:\h2 32.~gl ltJfJ 33.~fl Ae4 34.a4 lab8 35.lac4 AfS 36.!'id6 !'ib3 37.~g2 lt:\el 38.~h2 !'Kb2 39.~gl !'Ka2 40.!'Kb6 laal 41.~h2 ltJfJ 42.~g2 ltJgS 43.Ilf4 .i.e4 44.fJ !'Ka2 45.~fl .itJ 46.Ilff6 gf6 47.laf6 .te2 48.~et i.d3 49.~dl lt:\e4... A tenacious performance which shows why Anna Muzychuk deserved to win the title. 0: 1 Arakhamia-Grant
13 ...fS? Losing. [The only defence was 13 ...g6 and, although White is better, the game carries on.] 14.gf6 lt:\f6 15.lahgl c4 16.lag7! ~g7 17.f[gl ~h8
A45 STEFANOVA 2489 ZHAO XUE 2552 Khonty-Monsiysk (blitz} 2014 Stefanova made effective use of one of her offbeat yet venomous pet systems to confuse her opponent. 1.d4 lt:\f6 2.lt:\c3 dS 3 ..if4 e6 4.e3 .id6 164
18.lt:\g6 [Just for the sake of chess truth 18.\Yfr'h6 is mate in 3.] 18...~g7 19.lt:\e7 ~h8 ~g8 22.lt:\eS 1 :O
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32 ..§e7 [32.'LlhS ! would have crowned her concept: 32 ... ~g8 (32 ...VJ'ih5?? 33 ..§e8 @h7 34. ~h8~g6 35.~g8) 33.'Llf6@h8 34.f4!+and the h-pawn rolls forward.]
Khanfy-Mansiysk (blitz) 2014 Even in blitz there were some gems to be found.
32 ... f4! Offering a glimmer of hope, Black seizes it by line clearance. 33.'Llh5 @g8 34.'Llf6 @f8 35..§b7 W'c2 36.@gl ~cl 37.@g2 W'e3! [Dzagnidze must have counted only on 37 ...W'c2 38.c;;t>h3 VJ'i f5 39.'Llg4+ - and there are no more checks.] 38.'Llh7
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wf8 40.ll:ih7 Wg8 At last!
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41. .. ~h8??? Oh, no! Triple blindness! Was Kosteniuk just avoiding a draw at all costs? [4l...~f8=]
42 •.§f7! Wb'e2 43.~f2 With 7 seconds still on her clock, Black resigns. [She could give her queen for rook and knight by 43 ... ~d3 44 ..§h7 ~h7 45 .tf.)h7 Wh7 but White's queen would still prevail over the two rooks because Black's king is so exposed. Despite the flawed end, this was a brilliant game from the silver medallist.] l :0 Arakhamia-Grant
About the Author GM Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant • Born 19.7. 1968 in Ochamchira (Georgia) • Married to Jonathan Grant (Scottish Champion in 2006) since 1996 and mother of a daughter Elena born in 1999 - living in Edinburgh • U-20 Girl's Junior World Champion in 1985 • Women's IM title in 1986 • Women's GM title in I 987 • IM in 1993; GM in 2009 • Winner of Women's lnterzonals in 1993 and 1995 • Scottish Champion together with GM Paul Motwani in 2004 • Runner-up in British Championship in 2006 (behind GM Jonathan Rowson) • Winner of Baltic Queen Women's tournament in St. Petersburg in 2009 (category 8) • Played 9 times for Soviet Union women's team in Olympiads (in 1990 scoring 12 points from 12 games), 4 times for Georgian women's team ( 1994, 1996, 1998 and 2002 which included Olympiad gold medals in 1994 and 1996) and 4 times for Scotland (men's team in 2008, 20 I 0 and 20 12 and women's team in 20 14)
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Part Ill his analysis in Part 3 makes clear why 5. tt:Jf3 is White's main move T in the Alapin Sicilian, when 5 ... e6 6.cd4 b6 leads to the core of the proposed repertoire. Kotronias also examines another interesting option for Black to avoid the theoretical paths, the rare and relatively untested 5 ...d6 that appears to be fully viable. Before diving into the theoretical sea of the main lines, such as 7.li:Jc3 and 7 ..tc4, which will be dealt with in subsequent Informants, Kotronias first tests the waters by examining a few rare tries by White on the seventh move. Vas1hos Kotron1as - player, coach. theoret1oan and author
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7.J..g5 allows Black to develop his kingside quickly and castle, which is what he wants to do anyway. In the resulting positions the absence of his dark-squared bishop is not felt, because he rapidly organises pressure against White's somewhat loose pawn structure. 7. lt:Jbd2, intending to go to e4, is equally harmless after either 7... il..a6 or 7... J..b7. In both cases, Black gets reasonably good chances to turn d5 into a powerful outpost and gradually assume the initiative. An instrumental move in his plans is ... f5, nipping in the bud whatever attacking chances White may have and adding the semi-open f-file to Black's trumps. Of no lesser significance is the avenue opened to the black queen towards g6 or h5, as from these squares it can be extremely active and helpful in attacking operations. Thus, 7.lt:Jbd2 poses nothreat to Black, as his play is easier and strategically well-founded. Finally, 7.a3 is a typical prophylactic move, very common in a similar line (with 6 ... d6 instead of 6 ... b6) but makes no sense here. Though it prevents invasions on b4, it is too slow and 7... J..a6 or 7... J..e7!? will do against it. The latter is designed to keep options open for the il..c8, waiting for White to place his bishop on d3 before resorting to ... J..a6. White can try to sidestep Black's idea with 8.J..c4, but then all three moves examined in the analysis, namely 8... J..b7, 8... J..a6!? and 8... d6!?, should suffice for an equal game. Thus Black has fully satisfactory play against all these sidelines and can look forward to the future with confidence.
Lifelong Sicilian Player The pedigree of the author speaks volumes about what the reader is to expect from these articles: apart from being a very strong and successful active player, Vassilios is a highly esteemed author and chess analyst, well known for his deep analytical approach to the opening, who has worked with several top grandmasters, such as Veselin Topalov, Alexei Shirov and Nigel Short, as well as a trainer for the Greek national team. His name is associated with deep opening research, inventive new ideas and an unceasing quest for the absolute truth, as can be evidenced from his various highly regarded opening works to date. Additionally, he is well known for his uncompromising style and fighting spirit. Vassilios' competitive successes include ten gold medals in the Greek Championships and first places, clear or shared, in several strong tournaments all over the world, while he has been a member of the Greek national team for three decades. Most recently he won the gold medal on his board in the 2013 European Team Championships in Warsaw. He certainly knows what he's writing about, too: Vassilios has been a lifelong Sicilian player, and has clearly spent endless hours throughout his career racking his brains over how to meet the 2.c3 Sicilian in a dynamic and ambitious way. This series of articles represents the result of his most recent efforts on this problem. 170
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CHAPTER 10 l.e4 c5 2.c3 lL!f6 3.e5 lL!d5 4.d4 cd4 5.lL!f3 • Born:
l.e4 cs 2.c3 lL!f6 3.es lL!dS 4.d4 cd4 5.lL!f3 White postpones the capture on d4; now the intended repertoire choices are A) 5... e6 for the 2.c3 move order, while B) 5 ...lL!c6 transposes to the 2.lL!f3 lL!c6 3.c3 move order. However, going through some games, I realised there is a third alternative, probably of equal value.
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• Rating: 2552 • Peak rating: 2628 • Title: Grandmaster since 1990 11.~d4 lL!c2 12.~dl lL!d4 13.b3 f6 14.ttJef3 ttJf3 15.lL!f3 e5 16.Ad3 (16 ..ie3?! Cl)c6 17.Ab6 happened in E. Sveshnikov 2524 - Shaposhnikov 2538, Russia 2006, and here 17 ....ia3!+ would have actually led to a Black advantage.) ltJd7 17.i.e3 lL!c5 18.Ac2 i.d7= is approximately equal, but in practice I would prefer Black because his moves flow more naturally;
B) 8 . ~g4 is logical, but Black has an adequate equaliser in After 8.'M!Vg4, a good answer is 8 ...ttJd7! 9.ed6 ltJ7f6 IO.'M!Va4 Ad7 ll.~d4 Ad6 12.ltJc4 Ae7 13.lL!ce5 0- 0 14.Ae2 ~c7 15.lL!d7 ttJd7 16.0-0 b5=, as in E. Sveshnikov 2570 - E. Dizdarevic 2555, Ljubljana 1997. White's bishop pair means nothing in this position; This looks at least acceptable; maybe for someone who hates too much theory?
We have already seen the analysis of 6.cd4 de5= in the previous chapter;
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ii.d7 /4.iJ..d2 iJ..cJ 15.bcJ I!c8 1/6.t'i:Je5 /6 17.c4 fe5 18.cd5 t'i:Jc4 !9.ii.b4 :~b6 20.I!bl ed5 21.de5 t'i:Je5 22.~e2 I!c2 123.~c2 iJ..b5 24.~c8 ~f7 25.~/5 ~/6 126.~/6 gf6 27.iJ..cJ a6 28.iJ..e5 je5 29j3t,) : l l.0-0 Ji.f6! = and we have transposed 1to 2.lt:\f3 e6 3.c3 lt:\f6 4.e5 lt:\d5 5.i.c4 (I I would like to point out here that I don't like 11 ...0-0 so much, in view of 12.lt:\c3 lt:\b4 113.I!el Ad7 14.lt:\e5 A c6 15.I!e3!-> with some attacking chances for White.); 1A2) 7 ...lt:\c6!= transposes again to a line I from my old and reliable system, discussed under 2.lt:\f3 lt:\c6 3.c3;
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ll.~g4 (IJ.~e5 ~b8 /2.~b8 I!b8 13.tai2 Ae7 14.t'iJbJ 0-0= ) g6 12.lt:\d2 (/2.i.b3 i.g7 /3.c4 lt:\e7= ) ii.g7 13.IY§h4 0-0 14.lt:\f3 e5oo (/4 ... iJ..a6 15.iJ..a6 ~a6 16.i.h6t,) Black's last is designed to build a strong kingside pawn formation, e.g. 15.iJ..h6 f6 and he has nothing to fear.]
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B) Let us now examine 6 ...de5!?, an independent try: 7.lt:\e5 e6 8.IY§d4 (8.cd4 lL\c6=; 8.0-0 lt:\c6 9.lt:\c6 bc6 IO.W/d4 Wi/b6= ) lt:\c6 9.lt:\c6 bc6 10.0-0 IY§b6!
The usual annoyance to a queen developed on d6; however with careful play there is nothing to worry about. [Black is more than equal after 8.lt:\b5?! W§e50 9.Ae2 lt:\f4 10.Ji.f4 ~f4 11.0- 0 g6+ due to his bishop pair.] A move worth remembering as it challenges
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ii.d8 23 .i.e3 i.b6=] 16... 0-0! [16 ... ef4 17.i.f4 lt:'if4 18 ..§.f4 .§.d8 19.i.c2 (19.W/g7?? .Ac5; 19..§.el !?) g5 20.~e3 gf4 21.~e6~]
17.feS fe5 18.~eS c5 21.bS [2 l .lt:'ic6 J..f6] ll.~g4!? From here the queen not only eyes g7, tying down the ii.f8, but also aims at l'g3, to exchange its counterpart and enter a favourable ending. [ll.~f3 (JI.J..d3 J..a6 12.0-0 'fJ..d8= offers White nothing.) will transpose after:
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Al) 12 ... 0-0 13.~c7 tt:Jc7 14.J..e2 : 15.ll.\a5 J..d7 16.0-0 ii.d8 17.lt:'ib3 e5 1 ~f6 (18 ... lt'ib4 19.ii.d2 a5 20.i.j3 12J ..Ab4 ab4 22.i.c6 'fJ..c8 23.ii.d5 : 24.cd5±) 19.lt:'ic5 i.f5 20.i.e3±; I A2) 12 ... ~g3 13.hg3±; 1
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I worked out the following possible line of play after 11.~g4!?: 11 ...es 12.~g3 f6 13.i.d3 i.e6 14.0--0 i.c5 15.b4! i.e7!? [15 ... i.b6 16.ll.\b6 ab6 17.i.h7±]
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29 ...~gS 30.lt:'ie7 ~f8 31.i.aS ~e7= Black has maintained equality, but this line awaits practical tests. CONCLUSION:
After 5.lt:'if3, the reply 5... d6 looks like a valuable extra option for Black. White may try to exploit the absence of a knight on c6 to recapture on d4 with a piece in some positions, but this does not prove advantageous for him as that piece will be challenged either by its counterpart or a queen. It is important to remember that in several cases where the white pawn centre has been liquidated, Black can try to place his pawns on f6 and e5, setting up a solid formation that restricts White's activity. Kotronias 173
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CHAPTER 11 l .e4 c5 2.c3 llJf6 3.e5 t;Jd5 4.d4 cd4 5.t;Jf3 e6 6.cd4 b6 7..tg5 1.e4 cs 2.c3 tt:Jf6 3.es lt:JdS 4.d4 cd4 5.tt:Jf3 e6!?
7 ...ll.e7 8.A e7 Wi/e7 9.t;Jbd2 [9.lt:Jc3 lt:Jc3 10.bc3 yields a pawn structure that offers Black good counterplay: After IO ... .tb7 ll.il.d3 lt:Jc6!? (11 ... 0-0= ) A) 12.i.e4 0-0 13.0-0 I!ac8= is fine for Black. If 14.d5 then 14 ...lt:Ja5! 15.d6 l/Wd8+ leaves White without any attack but with weaknesses to defend, as .. .f6 is coming; B) 12.t;Jd2 t;Ja5 13.0-0 (13 .t;Je4?! .ie4 14..te4 Iic8+) I!c8!oo is fine for Black, who initiates pressure against his adversary's loose pawn formation. For example, 14.W'c2 g6 15.I!ael 0--0 16.!ie3 !ic7! and Black is ready for ...!ifc8;
This position is the core of our repertoire. By stabilising the lt:Jd5 Black forces his opponent to take on d4. 6.cd4 b6 The point of Black's play. According to the circumstances, he may post the bishop on b7 or aim to exchange the light squared bishops via a6. 7.il,g5
C) White has the flexible choice of 12.0-0. Then 12 ...0--0 (12 ...Ilc8 13.lbd2 lba5 14.VJJic2 g6 transposes to the above line.) 13.lt:Jd2 f6!?oo This method of counterplay is also not bad as Black gets free play for his pieces. For example, 14.f4 fe5 15.fe5 (15.de5 W!fc5! 16.@hl t;Je7!~) !ifl 16.VJJifl W!ih4 and Black is by no means worse.]
9...0- 0!? [9 ...d6 IO.i.c4 0- 0 11.0--0 i.b7 12.!icl lt:Jd7= is another safe option. The game Kraft - Timm,corr.1999,continued 13.ed6(13 ..id5 il..d5 14.Ilc7= may be more prudent) ~d6 14.lt:Je4 ~f4 15.!ie l !iad8 l6.g3 ~b8 17 ..id3 Iic8 1 8.~e2 h6 19 ..ib l?! (19 ..ia6!=) !ifd8 20.t;Jfd2 t;Jf8 21.f3 t;Je7 22 . ~f2 Ire! 23.!icl t;Jf5 24.t;Jb3 a5t and White went on to lose as he has been positionally outplayed.] 10..tc4! [10.t;Je4?! f6! I l.a3 fe5 12.de5 .ib7 13.t;Jd6 .tc6t is time consuming and leaves Black clearly on top.] 10 ... d6 11.0-0 A b7 12.I!cl t;Jd7= With a direct transposition to 9 ... d6 above.
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CHAPTER 12 l .e4 c5 2.c3 lbf6 3.e5 lbd5 4.d4 cd4 5.lbf3 e6 6.cd4 b6 7.lbbd2
17.ed6 b5 18.W!ib5 §b8 is fine for Black.) liJf6 16.lL!f6 I!f6 17.g3 liJd5 18.W/e2 § c8 19.lL!e5 I!f8 20.§fel !!cl 21.ftcl '@le8=, planning ...d6 followed by ...W/f7, should also be level; B) ll...f6 12.ef6 gf6 13.j_h6 §f7 14.I!cl
l.e4 cs 2.c3 liJf6 3.eS liJdS 4.d4 cd4 5.lL!f3 e6!? 6.cd4 b6 7.lL!bd2 This is hannless. Black has two ways to develop. 7.•.iJ.b7!
...leads to a position overestimated by the In fact White has nothing: !computers. I Bl) 14 ...ftc8?! 15.ftc8 '@lc8 16.W!a4 Wfb7
The move preferred by the engines. [Also good is the human 7... i.a6
8..ia6 lL!a6 9 .lL!e4 ile7 l 0.0-0 0-0 as l l .ilg5 (/1 .ild2 lL!ac7 12.'iJ.c1 f5 13.e/6 occurred in V. Hort 2565 - Ftacnik 2605, Deutschland 1995, and now simplest is 13 ...W-6 14.lb/6 i/6 15.j)_b4 §e8 16..td6 t:f:,d5 17.W!JdJ j)_e7 18.iJ.e5 §j8=) A) 11 ... j_gS!? 12.liJfg5 h6 13.lL!f3 lL!ac7 15.ef6 (15.lLid6 lL!e8 16.W!Ja4 lL!d6
I 14.§cl f5
is worse for Black in view of 17.ftcl ! lL!b8 (17... lL!ab4 18.aJ lL!c6 19.lL!cJt) 18.a3 lL!c6 19.lL!c3;t and Black's control over dS cannot be maintained. This is strategic "punishment" for exchanging a potentially active rook and leaving himself with a passive one on f7; B2) However, 14 ...Wh8! Freeing g8 for the queen, thereby preparing to evict the 'h6 by means of ... W!Jg8-g6. 15.W!Je2 lL!ac7: : B2a) 16.g3 W!ig8: : B2al) 17.§c4?! W!Jg6 18 ...td2 W!ih5 : 19.§fcl (19.a4f5 20.lL!c3 lLic3 21.iJ.cJ :tLid5=) lLib5! 20.W!Jd3 (20.a4 lL!d6 : 21.lL!d6 iJ.d6(;1:)) lLid6 2 l .lL!d6 j_d6oo can ~ easily get worse for White as the lL!dS : cannot be expelled; : B2a2) 17.§'.c2! Wig6 18.ii.d2 §'.ff8 : 19.I!fcl lL!e8 20.lL!h4! (20.lL!cJ? lLib4; :20.aJ!? W!lh5! 21.lL!cJ lL!ec7 22.lL!el :Wie2 23.lL!e2 ild6 24.lL!dJ $g7 25.f3 a5 : looks quite safe for Black.) W!ig7 21.WfhS : W!f7 22.VJ!/f7 I!f7 23.lL!g2 (23.I!c8 Erc8 : 24.§c8 I!j8=): : B2a21) 23 ... lL!d6 24.ilh6;t (24.lLid6 ild6 : 25.iJ.h6 §e7 26.ltJeJ;t); ; B2a22) 23 ... fS 24.lL!gS §f8 25.lL!f3 Wg7 : 26.l?JeS I!d8 27 .lL!f4 lL!ef6 28.lL!ed3 ild6= :The computers evaluate this as slightly 175
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: better for White, but I just don't get it. In my view, Black has the better practical chances in this ending; B2b) 16 ..§.c4!? ~g8 17 ..§.fcl ~g6 18.~d2 .§.g8 19.g3 t'iJb5 20 ..§.c8 ~h5 21..§.g8 ~g8 22.~g2 (22.J;!.c8 J;l.j8=; 22.~b5 ~f3 23.t'iJc3 t'iJc3 24 ..il.c3 .il.d6 25 ..il.b4 .il.b4 , 26.~b4 ~g7=) J;!.f8! 23.h3 t'iJbc7= is : another line displaying the solidity of the : black position.] 8.l2Je4 Apparently, the most logical choice. [8 ..td3?! is of course pointless due to 8 ... t'iJf4; while 8.a3?! is time consuming; after 8 ... .il.e7 9.t'iJc4 (9.t'iJe4 /5~) b5! 10.t'iJe3 0-0! (JO ... a6!? ll ..td3 d6 12.t'iJd5 .il.d5 13.0-0 t'iJd7 14 ..il./4 de5 15.t'iJe5 was the continuation in Castellano Ojeda 2255 - Solana Suarez 2335, Las Palmas 1993, when 15 ... ltJe5 16.de5 J..g5 would have been at least equal for Black.) 11.t'iJdS (l l . .il.d3? ! allows 11 ... t'iJ/4 ! 12 ..il.c2 d6 13.0-0 de5 14.de5 ~b6i with a huge initiative for Black.) ~d5 12.~d3 l2Jc6 13.0-0 b4 14 ..te3 ba3 15.ba3 and Black had reached an ideal position in Mulet 2264 - Z. Wieczorek 2298, Raciborz 2007. In fact here 15 ... .§.b8!? 16.~c2!? (16.~e2?! ~a5+) .§.c8 17.~bl h6 18.~h7 ~h8 19 ..il.e4 ~as 20 ..il.d2 .te4 21.~e4 ~a4 22.h3 .§.b8+ would have given him fine chances to play for a win.] 8 ... f5! A typical reaction, granting Black at least equal chances. 9.ef6 t'iJf6 10.l2Jc3 [10.t'iJf6?! ~f6+ simplifies Black's task; as is well known in positions with an isolated d4 pawn, in order to enjoy chances of success White should keep as many pieces as possible on the board. After the exchange on f6 Black can set up the favourable configuration ... .iJ..dS, ... t'iJc6, heavily pressurising d4 and obtaining the better chances, as shown by the variation l 1.~e2 ~d5 12.0-0 l2Jc6 13.~e3 ~d6 14.a3 0-0 15.J;!.cl J;!.ac8 16.~d3 t'iJe7!?i] 10... J..e7 11 ..iJ..dJ 0-0 12.0-0 176
Now Black has a choice. 12 ... l2Jc6 Intending ... t'iJb4-d5 . [12 ... Gba6 is not as good; after 13.a3 0ic7 14.~e2!? (In case of the slow 14.i1..d2 lbcd5= Black's control over d5 gives him excellent chances to play for a win.) ~e8!? (14 ... l{Jcd5 15.lbe4!?±) 15.GbeS!;!;; White has a tiny pull, as evicting the knight by ... d6 weakens the e6 square; The direct 12 ... ~e8!?, intending ... '&h5, seems perfectly okay however, and could be an interesting try to improve on the text by avoiding a quick d4-d5 by White. In that case 13.t'iJeS?! is premature: (The thematic 13 ..§.el !? ~h5 14.'§..e5 ~/3 15.gf3 ~j7 16.d5 ed5 17.l{Jd5 lbc6 18.lbe7 lbe7 19.J;l.g5 J;l.ac8 00 is heavily unbalanced.) Gbc6 14.Gbc6 .il.c6+ and Black has achieved his object of exchanging some wood, while keeping firm control over d5.] 13.a3 ~e8 14.dS! In my opinion, the only way to avoid drifting into a worse position. 14... GbdS 15.GbdS ed5 A complicated fight lies ahead for both players. 16.~c2QC Both this and 16.GbgS!?lead to unclear positions.
CONCLUSION: 7.Gbbd2 is harmless after either 7... .ta6 or 7 ... .il.b7. In both cases, Black gets reasonably good chances to turn d5 into a fortress and gradually assume the initiative.
Kotronias An instrumental move in his plans should be .. .f5, nipping in the bud whatever attacking chances White may have and adding to Black's trumps the semi-open f-file. Of no lesser significance is the avenue opened to the black queen towards g6 or h5, as from these squares it can be extremely active and helpful in attacking operations. Summing up, 7.lt)bd2 poses no threat for Black and we should be rather happy to face it over the board as our play is easier and strategically well founded.
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8.~6 lt)a6 with the
following choices for White:
A) 9.lt)bd2 i.e7 IO.lt)e4 f5 l l.ef6 lt)f6 12.lt)egS 0-0 13.~d3 lt)c7 14.lt)eS ~e8 15.h4 d6 16.lt)g4 ~h5
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17.f3 lt)g4 18.fg4 '@g6 19.'@g6 hg6= saw Black solve all his problems in D. Nygren 2194 - Nylen 2279, Sverige 2006; B) 9.lt)c3 lt)ac7 I 0.lt)e4 JJ..e7 l l.i.g5 iJ..g5!?
l .e4 c5 2.c3 lt:\f0 3.e5 lt:\d5 4.d4 cd4 5.lt:\t3 e6 6.cd4 b6 7.a3 l.e4 cs 2.c3 ltlf6 3.es lt)dS 4.d4 cd4 S.lt)f3 e6!? 6.cd4 b6 7.a3 This move looks too slow. It is best met by... 7...i.e7!
...keeping open the possibility of either ...i.b7 or ....ia6. If White plays .id3 now, the latter option will certainly prove much more cunning than the immediate 7...i.a6, as exchanging on a6 would amount to a tempo loss for White. [Having said that, there is nothing wrong with 7...ila6
(1 I ... 0-0= is the safer option.) 12.lt)fgS 0-0 13.lbh7 ~h4! 14.ltJhgS lt)e3 15.g3 lbdl 16.gh4 lbb2 17.I!gl lbd5 18.hS I!ac8 19.h6 g6 20.I!g4oo is very complicated, but in my opinion Black is not worse; C) 9.0-0 The normal move, but White
may also attempt to delay this in favour of a quick lt)d2(c3)-e4: After 9.0-0 a logical continuation is is 9 ...Ae7 10.~d3 lt)ac7 l I.lt)c3 0--0: l Cl) 12.i.d2: Cla) Then 12 ... fS?! fails in this specific position to 13.ef6! lbf6 (13 ...i../6 14.lbe4l) 14.lt)gS! with an initiative for White, as Black finds it hard to evict the lt)g5 without consequences, for example, 14 ...h6 . (14 ...W/e8 /5.d5!± is the point of White's : play.) 15.lt)f3 lt)cd5 16.lt)e51' allows the : white knight to settle on g6.; ; Clb) It should rather be met by 12 ...d6! · 13.lt)e4 de5: Clbl) 14.deS lt)f4!? 15.~bl lbg6 16.I!dl lt)d5 17.lt)c3 (17.gJ? ~b8+) ~d7= is excellent for Black; Clb2) 14.lt)e5 f6! 15.lt)c6 ~d7 16.I!acl I!fc8! 17.I!c2 lt)e8 18.I!fcl lt)d6 19.b4 lt)e4 20.~e4 Ad6 21.a4 a6oo when, in spite of the strongly entrenched knight on c6, White is not better as Black has the superior pawn : structure and an unassailable knight on d5; I C2) 12.lt)e4 177
Kotronias 25.a'.el .§.c4 26 ..§.c4
~c4 27.~b6 ~d5:+;
B) 14.lt:Jg5?! i.g5 15.i.g5 lt:Jc6 16.a'.fdl?!
: 12 ... f5 ! 13.ef6 lt:Jf6 when the position is equal I as Black's control over d5 is unshakable and :nullifies White's slight space advantage. : C2a) After 14.lt:Jf6 J..f6 15.J..f4, S. Meera :2160 - Karavade 2192, India (ch) 2003, : 15 ... lt:Jd5 a simple way to equalise is : 16.~d6 ~e7 17.i.g3 i.g5!?=; : C2b) 14.i.f4 lt:Jcd5 15.~g3 lt:Jh5!? 16.lt:Jc3 : 4:\g3 17.hg3 lt:Jc3 18.bc3 .§.c8 19.c4 d5 :20.a'.acl ~d6= led to a level game in :Goldgewicht 2305 - B. Bartsch 2330, :Cannes 1995; : C2c) 14.i.d2 is simply met by 14 ... lt:Je4 : 15.~e4 lt:Jd5 16 ..§.acl ~d6!?=; : C2d) 14.lt:Jfg5 lt:Je4 15.lt:Je4 lt:Jd5 16.~d2 : ~b8 17.a'.acl ~b7 18.~g3 (Crosa Coll :2432 - Di Berardino 2358, Sao Jose do : Rio Preto 2005) lt:Jf6!?= is harmless for : Black, too; :c2e) 14.lt:Jeg5!? h6 (14 ... ~e8!?) 15.lt:Jh3! :lt:Jcd5 16.lt:Je5 ~d6! 17.i.d2 lt:Je7! 18.lt:Jf4 :tt:Jfd5 19.lt:Jd5 lt:Jd5 20.~h6=] 8.~c4!?
Trying to reveal a disadvantage in ... i.f8e7; White would now like to take on d5 in some positions, banking everything on fast development, but even that does not seem enough to catch Black off balance. [After 8.~d3 ~a6! 9.0-0 0-0 10.lt:Jc3 lt:Jc3 l l.bc3 i.d3 12.~d3 d5 13.ed6 ~d6 ... Black stands very well. A) 14.a'.dl ?! lt:Jc6 15.a4 .§.fd8 16.~a3 ~c7 17.~e7 lt:Je7 21.~a3
18.c4 a'.ac8 19 ..§.acl h6! 20.h3 lt:Jg6! 22.a5?! a'.c6 23.ab6 ab6 24.~b3 saw White drift slowly into a worse position in E. Pandavos 2355 - Skembris 2455, Athens 1991. The best way for Black to secure an edge at this point was 24 ... lt:Jf4 .§.d6
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~d5 17.~g3 f6 18.~f4 .§.ac8 19 ..§.abl was the continuation in Xylogiannopoulos 1974 - Postny 2661, Aghios Kirykos 2008; Black has the better minor piece, an asset which gives him the advantage, and he should have proceeded with 19 ... lt:Je7!+ when White cannot even dream of attacking the black king and has to start thinking about his queenside weaknesses;
C) 14.c4 lt:Jc6 15.a'.dl .§.ac8~ is at least equal
for Black as he has good pressure against the hanging pawns; D) 14.lt:Je5 lt:Jc6 15.~f4 lt:Je5 16.i.e5 ~c6
17.a'.fel .§.fc8 18 ..§.e3 f6 19.i.f4 ~d5 20 ..§.ael .§.c6 21.a'.h3 g6 22.a'.g3 ~f8= was equal in J. Roberts 2215 - Ja. Howell 2525, Hastings 1995; E) The main line is considered to be 14.a4!?
lt:Jc6 15.i.a3 ~c7 16.i.e7 ~e7 17 ..§.fel a'.fd8 18.lt:Jd2 (18.h4?! h6+ just weakens the white position.) lt:Ja5 19 ..§.e3 .§.ac8~ with good counterplay for Black, as in A. Gutsko 2124 - Rogovski 2457, Kharkiv 2003; F) However, 14 ..§.el!? lt:Jc6 15 ..§.bl a'.ac8
16 ..§.b5!? g6 17.h4 lt:Ja5 18.h5 ~c6 19.dS a'.c3 21.de6 lt:Jc6 22.ef7 .§.f7 23.hg6 hg6 24.a'.d5 ~c5oo may well be White's best attempt, leading to a doubleedged ending.] ~c3 20.~c3
8 ... d6!?
Kotronias The most flexible. [8 ... i.,b7 allows White to reveal his main idea: 9..td5! ed5! (9 ... .lid5 10.lt:Jc3 .lib7 11.d5 ed5 12.lt:Jd5 0-0 13.0-0 lt:Ja6 14.Bel lt:Jc7 15.t2:\e7 W1Je7 16.lt:Jd4 f5 17.Ad2 W1Jf7 18.f3;!;; is better for White due to his superior pawn structure, the hole on d6 being particularly annoying for Black.) 10.Af4!, when he seems to be pressing a bit; however, even here, after 10... t2:\a6! 11.lt:Jc3 lt:Jc7 12.0-0 0-0 13 ..§.cl ~e6 14 ..lig3 .§.c8 15.WJfd3 a6 16.a4 h6= Black has easy equality as it is very difficult for White to carry out a push of his f-pawn to attack his adversary;
8....ta6!? also looks good. For example: \A) 9..lia6 lt:Ja6 10.0-0 0-0 I Al) 11.lt:Jc3 offers White nothing after I either 11. .. lt:Jac7= or 11...lt:Jc3!? 12.bc3 1lk8 13.WJfd3 lt:Jb8!=; IA2) 11.lt:Jbd2 was played in D. Rosandic 2385 1- Stohl 2530, Vinkovci 1995 - 63/(123), and I here I like ll...f5! 12.ef6 .lif6 13.lt:Je4 lt:Jb8! I 14.WJfd3 lt:Jc6=, intending ... WJfe8-g6, with I balanced chances; I
B) 9 ..lid5!? ed5 10.lt:Jc3 0-0! (JO ... d6 ll.W!ia4;!;; is better for White according to Stohl.) 1l .lt:Jd5 d6oo and Black has good compensation for the pawn (Stohl), as the white king is stuck in the centre. After 12.b4!? (12.Ae3 de513.de5 llJc614 ..§.cl .§.c8 hardly looks like an improvement for White, e.g. 15.WJf b3 r;!;h8, planning ... WJfd7) de5 13.de5 .§.e8 (13 ... llJc6 14.WJfb3 will probably transpose) 14.Ae3 lt:Jc6 (14 ... llJd7 15.WJfa4 i.c4 16.Bdl W1fc8oo is also interesting): I Bl) 15.Bcl .§.c8 16.WJfa4 (16.WJfb3? llJe5-+) : .tb7 17.lt:Je7 W1Je7 18.0-0 lt:Je5 19.lt:Je5 .§.cl 120..§.cl WJfe5= is also equal; I B2) 15.WJfb3 W1Jd7 16.h3! (16.0-0-0 W1Jg4 is : very dangerous for White.) !1ac8 17 ..§.dl
WJfe6 18.b5 lt:Ja5 19.WJfd3 Ab7 20.0-0 Af8 21.a4 W1ig6= confirming the assessment that Black enjoys approximately equal chances.] 9..lid5! Without this move, White can only be worse.
9... ed5 10.0-0 0-0 11.lt:Jc3 .lie6 The point, now the bishop is active on e6. 12.Af4 lt:Jc6 13.W1fd3 [13.ed6 Ad6 14 ..lid6 WJfd6 15.h3 (15 ..§.el .lig4=) f6= does not pose any problems to the second player.] 13 ... deS 14.deS d4 15.lt:Je4 W1Jd7!? [15 ... WJfd5 16.lt:Jeg5 g6 17.lt:Je6 fe6 18.Ag3 a5oo is another possibility.] 16•.§.adl [16.lt:Jd6 f6 17.lt:Jd4 fe5 18.lt:Jc6 ef4 (18 ... B/4 19.llJe7 W1ie7 20 ..§.adl Bd4 21.lb{5 .li/5
22.WJf/5 .§.ad8 23 ..§.del e4 24 ..§.e2 W1ff6= is drawish.) 19.lt:Je7 WJf e7 20 ..§.fe 1 .§.ad8 21..§.adl .§.d7 22 ..§.e4 .§.fd8 23 ..§.d4 h6 is, if anything, slightly better for Black.] 16....§.fd817.b4 a618.!1fel Af5 This position is very double edged. My feeling is that Black shouldn't be worse. CONCLUSION: 7 .a3 is a typical prophylactic move, preventing invasions on b4, but it is slow and both 7 ... .lia6 and 7 ... .lie7!? are good enough against it. The latter is designed to keep options open for the .lic8, waiting for White to place his bishop on d3 before resorting to ... Aa6. White can try to sidestep Black's idea by 8 ..lic4, but then all three moves examined in this chapter, namely 8 ... Ab7, 8... Aa6!? and 8... d6!? should be sufficient for an equal game. Kotronias
END OF PART III
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.§.f8oo] @a7 32 . .§.del J..a6! 33. J..a6 [33. J..e4 fe4 34. @al .lid3 35. ~d2 Bf8] 'i!ta6 34. J..e3 ~es 35. J..cl [35. J..g5 lbg5 36. hg5 .§.g5 37. ~d3 @a7 38. Bhl ~g8 39. l/!Uf3 (39 . .§.h3 f4) .§.g3 40. ~h5] .§.g4 36. .§.efl? [36. J..f4 @b7 37. Bel ~d7 38. @al lbf4 39. gf4 Bf4 40. Bg6 .§.f2 41. ~c4 lL'id2 42. l/!Uc3 a4 (42 ... lbe4 43. ~c4=) 43 . .§.g7! ~g7 44. ~c6 @a7 45. ~a4 @b8 46. ~e8=] Clig3 37. Bf3 lbe4 3S. Bbl @b7 39. @a2 a4 40. .§.b2?! [40. i.g5 lbg5 41. hg5 .§.g5 42 . .§.fh3+] ~b5 41. Bbl?! [41. @al Bgl-+; 41. l/!Udl f4-+] Clie7! 42.@al ~d5 43 . .§.dl [43. l/!Ud3 lbf2-+; 43. J..e3 lbc3-+l .§.b4 44 . .§.f4 .§.g4 45. ~a4 lbc6 46. Bg4 bg4 47. J..e3
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A 07
B. AMIN 2627 H. STEFANSSON 2533
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A09 KRAMNIK 2777 GEO. MEIER 2632
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A09
5.* HOU YIFAN 2629 WOJTASZEK 2733 Biel 2014
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A 13
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A 13
SAM. MANSOUR 2249 - M. DRASKO 2437
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A20 DING LIREN 2742 CS. BALOGH 2637
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A26 Sz:uhanek 2511 B. Abramovic 2457 Srpska Crnia (rapid) 20 74
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A30 M. TOSIC 2426 SR. CVETKOVIC 2346
Beograd 20 74 l. c4 e6 2. b3 b6 3. il,b2 ilb7 4. ct:Jf3 ct:Jf6 5 . g3 c5 6. il,g2 ile7 7. 0-0 0-0 8. ct:Jc3 d6 9 . '&c2 [9. e3 - 103/(20)] ct:Jbd7 10 . .§.adl [10. e4 '&c7 11. d4 cd4 12. ct:Jd4 a6 13 . .§.adl .§.fe8 14 . .§.fel il,f8 N (14 ... .§.ac8) 15. h3 g6 16. g4 h6 17. ct:Jde2 '&c5 (17 ... b5!?) 18. '&cl (18. ct:Ja41&c7 19. ct:Jac3=; 18. ct:Jf41&c7 19 . ct:Jfe2=) '&g5 19. il,a3 '&c 1 20. ct:Jc 1 ct:Jc5 21. f4± Iv. Saric 2628 - C. Lupulescu 2630, Warszawa2013; 18 ... b5=] a611.d4cd412. .§.d4 '&c7 13 . .§.fdl .§.ac8 14. '&bl [14 . .§.h4 .§.fd8] .§.fd8 [ 14 ... .§.fe8 15. il,a3 (15. ct:Jg5 il,g2 16. ~g2 b5; 15 . .§.h4 ct:Jf8) d5=] 15. .§.h4 N [15. t2Jel] t2Jf8 16. il,h3 [16 . .§.hd4; 16. t2Je l] d5 17. cd5 t2Jd5 18. t2Jd5 [ 18 . .§.c4 t2Jc3 19 . .§.c3 .§.dl 20. '&dl .:§.d8 21. .§.c7 .§.dl 22. ilfl ilf3 (22 ... .§.d7=) 23. ef3 ilc5 24. il,c3 .§.cl 25. il,e5 .§.dl 26. il,c3=] il,d5 19. .§.g4 [19 . .§.hd4=] ct:Jg6 20 . .§.cl? [20 . .§.gd4=]
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A34 VAzQUEZ IGARZA 2603 - NEPOMNIACHTCHI 2714 Troms0 (of) 20 74
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A34 G. JONES 2665 ERIC HANSEN 2593 Troms0 (of) 20 74
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A37 BR. TADIC 2495 SOLOMUNOVIC 2448
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20.
A45 MAT. BARTEL 2626 - T. ORAL 2528
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A53 MAMEDYAROV 2743 - BA. JOBAVA 2713
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A57 NYZHNYK 2639 ZHEREBUKH 2625
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A70 B. LALIC 2482 D. CORI TELLO 2414
Benasque 2014 1. d4 ct:Jf6 2. c4 g6 3. ct:Jc3 i.g7 4. e4 d6 5. h3 0-0 6. ct:Jf3 c5 7. d5 a6 8. a4 e6 9. i.d3 ed5 10. cd5 W1Jc7 11. 0-0 tt:Jbd7 12 • .§.el .§.e8 13. i.f4 tt:Jh5 113 ... !1b8 - 93/(43)) 14. i.h2 c4 114 ... ct:Je5?! 15. i.e2 ct:Jf3 16. i.f3 ct.Jf6 17. e5 ! de5 18. d6 WJfb6 19. i.e5± WJfb2? (19 ... i.e6) 20. Bb 1 W1Ja3 21. .§.b3+-I 15. i.fl ct:Je5? 115 ... .§.b8) 16. .:{Je5 i.e5 17. i.e5 .§.e5 18. WJf d4 .:{Jf4 N l 18 ... W1Je71 19 . .§.e3± W!Je7 20. W1J c4 Bg5 21. .§.g3 lo 21. c;!? h I !I ~ e5 lo 197
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'ita5 l4S . .§.g2 @d8 46. @as 'IJ.c7 47 . .§.gl §.b7±) @d8 46 . .§.c2 .§.c7 47 . .§.c5 i.d7 48. e4 de4 49. i.e4 i.c8 50. .§.c2 'IJ.c2 51. i.c2 ib7 52. i.dl @e7 53. i.g4 @fi 54. ll'id3 g6 [S4 ... @e7 SS. ll'!cS i.c8 S6. dS+-1 55. ll'!c5 id5 ISS ... i.c8 S6. dS ghS S7. i.hS @e7 S8. d6+-I 56. @a6 i.c4 57. ll'!e4 gh5 58. i.h5 'itg7 59. ll'id6 i.d5 60. @a7 1:0 Br. Tadic
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A85 K. RUSEV 2548 NEPOMNIACHTCHI 2714
Troms0 (ol) 20 74
A85 V. TOPALOV 2772 VALLEJO PONS 2698
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A88 P. LEKO 2737 R. PONOMARIOV 2723
Dortmund 20 74 1. d4 f5 2. g3 l'Lif6 3. J..g2 g6 4. l'Lif3 J..g7 5. 0-0 0-0 6. c4 d6 7. l'Lic3 c6 8. b4 (8 . .§.b 1 119/32] e5 9. de5 de5 10. e4 ~dl ( 10 ... J..e6 a) 11. ~b3 bS 12 . .§.dl al) 12 ... l'Lifd7 13.
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A89 ILLESCAS CORDOBA 2618 - R. RAPPORT 2704 Troms0 {of) 20 74
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11. .• CLid5 [11... edS 12. Shel CLic6 (12 ... b4 13. CLidS CLidS 14. i.e7 ~e7 lS. ~e7 CLie7 16. !1e7+-) a) 13. i.dS CLidS 14. a'.dS .!.gS lS. CLigS ~f6 16. ~hS h6 17. CLice4 ~f4 18. ~bl ltJeS (18 ... hgS 19. ltJgS+-) 19. ltJh3 ~g4 20 . .§.eS ~hS 21. .§.hS a'.ae8 22. f3 fS 23. CLif6 gf6 24. Bel±; b) 13. CLidS CLidS 14. ildS CLid4 lS. a'.d4 .!.gs 16. ~bl .!.D (16 ... ~f6 17. CLigS ~gs 18. g3±) 17. i.fl! ~h8 (17 ... ilfl 18. !1d8+-) 18. !1d8 i.e2 19. a'.a8 Ba8 20. !1e2±] 12. Bd5 i.d5 13. i.e7 i.f3 203
(13 ... W!Je7 14. QJd5 W!id6 15. QJe3±] 14. W!if3 W!Je7 15. W!ia8 c6 16. a4! W!ig5 17. @bl W!ig2 18. .§.dl W!if2 19. W!ib7 W!ih2 20. W!Je7 (.6 .§.d8 Xll'ib8l h6 (20 ... h5 21. W!ig5+-.6 Sgl] 21. tt:Je4 W!ie5 22. ll'ic5 W!ig5 (22 ... Wf6 23. W!id6 h5 24. c3 h4 25. ii.c2 Se8 26. QJe4 W!ig6 (26 ... W!ih6 27. W!ie7!+-) 27. W!if4+-I 23. W!id6 Se8 (23 ... h5 24. QJe6 fe6 25. J..e6@h7 26. W!Jf8+-I 24. c3 a5 25. ii.c2 Sf8 26. @a2 (26. i.h7!+-I .§.e8 27. QJe4 W!ih5 28. W!Je7! (28 ... Se7 29. Sd8 @h7 30. QJf6#; 28 ... Sf8 29 . .§.d8+-I 1:0 Br. Tadic
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B 01 M. CARLSEN 2877 - NI. DUKIC 2521
Troms0 (of) 20 74 1. e4 d5 2. ed5 W!id5 3. QJc3 W!id8 4. d4 QJf6 5. QJf3 (5. i.c4 ii.f5 6. W!if3 W!ic8 7. ii.g5 J..c2 8. sc 1x I ii.g4 6. h3 J..f3 16 ... J..h5 - 54/(1o1) J 7. W!if3 c6 8. W!id3 (8. i.e3; 8. ll'ie2 e6 9. g4 W!id5 10. i.g2 QJbd7 11. W!ig3 W!ic4 12. W!ib3 W!ib3 13. ab3;:!;;) e6 9. g3 ll'ibd7 10. i.g2 i.d6 N (I 0 ... J..e7) l 1. 0-0 0-0 12. a3 W!Jc7 13 . .§.dl Sad8 14. b3 Sfe8 15. ii.b2 a6 16. ll'ie2 [.6 c4] e5 (16 ... c5?! 17. c4 cd4 18. ll'id4±] 17. c4 ed418. ll'id4 ii.e519. W!Jc2 c5 (19 ... ll'if8 20. b4 QJg6 21. f4±) 20. ll'if3 (20. ll'if5 g6 21. ll'ie3 i.g3 22. fg3 fl.e3 23. W!Jt2 Se6) i.b2 21. W!ib2 Qjf8 [21... b6 22. ll'ih4 g6 23. Qjf3 QJe4 24. Se I ll'idf6 25. ll'ig5 !;:!;;) 22. QJh4 ll'ig6 (22 ... ll'ie6 23. ll'if5 (Xd4) Sdl (23 ... b6 24. b4) 24 . .§.di Sd8 25 . .§.d8 ll'id8 26. ii.d5;:!;;) 23. QJf5 ll'ie7 24. ll'ie3! b6 [24 ... tt:Jc6 25. b4) 25. b4 QJc6 26 • .§.d8 Sd8 27. fl.bl!
27 ••. cb4? (27 ... ll'id4 28. bc5 bc5 29. W!ib6±; 27 ... .§.b8D a) 28. ll'id5 ll'id5 29. i.d5 (29. cd5 QJd4 30. bc5 W!Jc5 31. Sdl tt:Jb5 .6 QJd6) cb4 (29 ... ll'ie7) 30. ab4 ll'ie7 (Xc4) 31. .§.cl ll'id5 32. cd5 W!id6 33. W!id4 Sd8 34. Sal Sa8=; b) 28. QJf5 (Xd4) ll'ie7 29. ll'ie7 ~e7 30. W!ib3;:!;; .6 W!ia4] 28. ab4± ll'ie5 [28 ... llld4 29. Sdl) 29. W!Jc3 [.6 c5; 29. W!ial QJc4 30. .§.c 1 b5 31. W!ia6 W!ib6 32. W!ib6 Cl'ib6 33. Sc5±] Sd3 30. W!Jal ! h5 (30... tt:Jc4? 31. ll'ic4 W!ic4 32. J..fl +-] 31. W!Ja6+- h4 32. g4 .§.d2 33. c5! bc5 34. b5 ll'ied7 35. b6 W!if4 36. W!ia8 @h7 37. W!Jf3 W!if3 [37 ... W!id4 38. g5J 38. J..f3 Sd4 (38 ... QJb8 39. b7 Qjfd7 40. ll'if5+-139. b7 .§.b4 40. Sdl ll'ie5 140 ... ct:Jb8 41. ll'id5] 41. i.g2 QJfd7 42. QJc2 Sf4 (42 ... .§.b6 43. f4+-; 42 ... Sc4 43. Se 1+-I 43. Sd5 f6 44. Sc5 QJb8 45 . .§.c8 1:0 A. Colovic
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B 01 SERGEY KARJAKIN 2786 - V. IOTOV 2553
Troms0 (of) 20 74 1. e4 d5 2. ed5 W!id5 3. ll'ic3 W!id8 4. d4 lllf6 5. tt:Jf3 i.g4 6. h3 J..f3 7. W!if3 c6 8. W!id3 e6 9. ii.e2 N [9. g3] ll'ibd7 10. 0-0 i.d6 11. i.g5 W!Jc7 12. ll'ie4 i.h2?! [12 ... QJe4 13. W!ie4 h6 14. i.d2 0-0;:!;;] 13. @hl i.f4
14. ll'if6? ( 14. W!fa3! c5 (14 ... 0-0-0 15. i.f4 W!if4 16. QJd6@b8 17. ll'if7 ll'ig4 18. W!ig3!+-; 14 ... J..g5 15. tt:Jd6 @d8 16. ll'if7+-) 15. ii.f4 W!if4 16. ll'ic5±] ll'if6 15. i.f6 gf6 16. c4 0-0-0 17. i.f3 @b8 18. Sadl h5 (18 ... f5!?) 19. b4 .§.d7 20. b5 (20. c5 e5 (20 ... Shd8 21. 204
'&c4i !:::,. b5) 21. b5 a'.d4 22. ~bl l !:::,. 22 ... i;iia8 23. bc6 bc6 24. a'.d4 ed4 25. ~b5 a'.c8 26. a'.b 1+- !:::. ~a4, a'.b6; 20. ~b3 a'.hd8 21. g3 i.d6 (21... i.h6 22. d5 h4~) 22. c5 i.e7 23. b5 6 23 ... Bd4 24. Bd4 .§.d4 25. bc6 b6 26. cb6 ab6 27. ~b5i) cS 21. dS i.eS 22. .§.del h4 23. a4 ~aS! 24. ~a3 ~d2 2S . .§.e3 ~b4 26. ~a2 edS 27. a'.d3? [27. i.d5 .§.d5 28. cd5 ~f4 29. a'.e5 (29. g3? hg3 30 . .§.g3 ~e4 31. c;!?h2 Wfr'h4-+) fe5 30. a'.d 1;;\;;) .§.hd8!+ 127 ... d4 28. a5oc) 28. set [28. idS .§.d5 29 . .§.dS a'.dS 30. cdS ~f4-+; 28. ig4 .§.d6 29. i.e2 dc4 30. Bd6 Bd6 31. f4 .§.d2 32. ~c4 J..d6+) dc4 29. a'.d7 Sd7-+ 30. ~c2 l30. ~c4? a'.dl! 31. J..dl (31. a'.dl '&c4-+) ~el-+) c3 31. a'.dl ~b2 32. J..e4 .§.d2 33. a'.d2 cd2 34. ~dl ~d4 0:1 Br. Tadic
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B 01 F. CARUANA 2801 M. CARLSEN 2877
Troms0 (of) 20 74 1. e4 dS 2. edS ~dS 3. ll'ic3 ~d8 4. d4 ll'if6 5. Q\f3 J..g4 6. h3 J..f3 7. ~f3 c6 8. ll'ie2 !? N
g6!il 17. ll'ig3 QJf8 18. J..f3 118. g5 QJ6d7 (18 ... ll'ig8 19. h4 ll'ie7 20. ll'ih5 QJfS 21. J..e4 g6 22. QJf6 Be7 23. h5 ll'ie3 24. fe3 ll'id7 25. ll'ih7 f5! 26. gf6 Bh7 27. i.g6 a'.h6 28. flx; 2S. ll'ig4;;!;;) 19. h4 ll'ig6 20. h5 ll'ie7 21. J..e4;;\;;) ll'ig6 19. h4 i.f4! 20. hS i.e3 21. fe3 QJe7 22. e4 122. gs QJd7 23. J..g4 aS±I h6 [XgS] 23. es ll'ih7 24. QJe4 a'.f8 2S. ll'id6 [o 2S. J..g2 c;!?c7 26. Bhel aS 27. c;!?c2 b6;;!;;) c;!?c7 26. i.g2 QJgS~ 27. a'.hfl f6! 28. c;!?c2 [o 28. b4 fe5 29. des ll'ic8 30. c5 ll'ie7 31. c;!?d2=) fe5 29. deS QJc8 30. cS ct:Je7 31. b4? [31. Bal ll'idS 32. c;!?d2 £'.fl 33. £'.fl b6 34 . cb6 c;!?b6 3S. c;!?d3=) QJdS 32. J..dS cdS 33. bS abS 34. QJbS c;!?c6 3S. QJd6 [3S. ll'id4 c;!?cS 36. c;!?d3 c;!?b6+) QJf3 [3S ... Ba8+) 36. b4 Ba8 37. Bal? [37. QJf5! QJeS 38. a'.fel efS 39. BeS fg4 40. a'.dd5+) Sal 38. Sal ll'ieS 39 . .§.a7 Bb8 40. Ba3 b6 41. .§.a7 [41. Ba6 d4-+I bes 42. a'.a6 c;!?c7 43. bcS ll'id7 44. Ba7 c;!?c6 4S. gS ll'icS-+ 46. ll'ifi d4 47. ll'ieS c;!?dS 48. ll'id7 d3 49. c;!?ct [49. c;!?c3 a'.b3 SO. c;!?d2 QJe4-+J ll'id7 SO. a'.d7 c;!?e4 0:1 Br. Tadic
B 01
40. EDOUARD 2680 CH. BAUER 2658
France (ch) 20 74 1. e4 dS 2. edS ~dS 3. ll'ic3 ~d6 4. d4 c6 S. i.c4 QJf6 6. h3 [6. ll'ige2 - 107/28) .trs 7. g4 N [7. QJf3)
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8... e6 [8 ... QJbd7 9. g3 g6 10. J..g2 J.,g7 11. 0-0 0-0 12 . .§.dl es 13. ~b3 ~c7 14. de5 illeS lS. J..f4 Qjfd7 16. a4 ll'ic5 17. ~b4 ll'ie6 18. i.e3 a5 19. ~b3;;!;; 5. Fedorchuk 2647 Hen. Danielsen 2501, Kolkata 2014) 9. g4 [9. g3!?) ~dS 10. J.,g2 ll'ibd7 11. ~g3 ~c4!? 12. ~b3 ~b3 [12 ... ~a6 13. J..d2 ll'ib6 14. '&f3!? ll'ic4 15. i.cl;;!;;) 13. ab3 J..d6 14. c4 a6 ts. J..e3 0-0-0 16. 0-0-0 .§.he8 [16 ... hS 17. g5 (17. J..f3;;\;;) ll'ig8 (!:::,. g6, ll'ie7) 18.
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7... J..e6 [7 ... J.,g6 8. QJf3 ll'ibd7 9. J..e3 e6 10. ~e2 J..e7 11. 0-0-0 b5 12. J..d3 J..d3 13. Bd3 b4 14. ll'ia4 QJdS'.Xl) 8. J..b3 i.dS [8 ... 205
g6!? 9. l'Lige2 (9. l'Lif3 i.g7 10. i.e3 h5!? 11. g5 l'Lid5oo) i.b3 (9 ... i.g7 10. i.f4 ~d7 11. i.e5±) 10. ab3 i.g7 11. i.f4 ~d8 12. ~d2 0-0 13. O-O-Ooo] 9. l'Lid5 [9. l'Lif3 e6 10. i.e3 lbbd7 11. ~e2 i.e7 12. 0-0-0oo] cd5 10. l'Lif3 l'Lic6 ll. ~e2 e612. c3 l'Lid7!? [12 ... i.e7 13. lbe5 l'Lid7 14. l'Lid3!?oo] 13. i.e3 i.e7 14. g5 ~c7 [14 ... l'Lia5!? a) 15. i.c2 l'Lic4 16. i.d3 (16. 0-0-0 ~a6!? 17. i.b3 b5 18. @bl a'.b8 19.h40-0oo)Bc817.0-0-00-018.@bl b5 19. Bel Bc6~; b) 15. h4 l'Lib3 16. ab3 ~b6 (16 ... 0-0 17. h5 e5) 17. b4 0-0 18. h5 a5~; c) 15. i.a4 a6 16. i.d7 ~d7 17. lbe5 ~c7 18. i.f4 i.d6 19. 0-0-0 (19. h4 0-0-0!? 20. ~g4 l'Lic4 21. l'Lic4 i.f4oo) b5 20. @bl lbc4!::;] 15. h4 i.d6 16. 0-0-0 0-0-0 17.@bl ( 17. h5 l'Lia5 18. i.c2 lbc4 19. g6 (19. @b 1±) hg6 20. hg6 Shi 21. Shi f6 22. @bl±] l'Lia5 18. i.c2 l'Lic4 [18 ... @b8 19. i.d3 a) 19 ... l'Lic4?! 20. i.c4 dc4 21. d5!? ed5 (21... e5? 22. l'Lid2 a'.c8 23. ~g4±) 22. Bd5 ~c6 (22 ... l'Lib6 23. i.b6 ab6 24. ~e4!?±) 23. a'.hdl i.c7 24. a'.5d4 l'Lib6 25. i.f4 a'.d4 26. i.c7 ~c7 27 . .§.d4±; b) 19 ... lbb6 20. h5 lbac4 21. i.c 1 Bde8 22. @al±] 19. i.d3 l'Lidb6 [19 ... l'Lie3 20. fe3 @b8 a) 21. a'.dfl e5!?oo; b) 21. e4 de4 22. ~e4 Bde8 23. Bhel (23. h5 h6!?!::;) l'Lib6 (23 ... h6 24. i.b5!? a'.e7 25. i.d7 a'.d7 26. g6±) 24. c4 i.g3 25. a'.e2 h6oc; c) 21. h5 h6 (21.. . .§.de8 22. h6 g6 23 . .§.hfl±) 22. Bhgl hg5 23. a'.g5 l'Lif6 24. l'Lid2±] 20. i.cl @b8 21. h5 g6?! [21... Bde8 22. @al a6 23. Bdel±] 22. b3± l'Lia3
23. @b2?! (23. @al! ~c3 24. i.b2 ~c7 25. Bel ~e7 26. a'.c5! l'Lid7 27. i.a3 e5!? 28. ~e3 (28. i.b5 lbc5 29. dc5 i.c5 30. i.c5 206
~c5 31. l'Lie5 ~d4 32. @bl±) e4 29. l'id5 i.a3 30. ~f4!? @a8 31. ~e4±] l'Lid7 24. i.d2 a'.c8 25. l'Lie5 [25. Bel!? ~b6 (25 ... l'Lib6 26. hg6 hg6 27. l'Lie5 a6 28. Bh6!?±) 26. hg6 hg6 27. a'.h8 a'.h8 28. b4 l'Lic4 29 . .ic4 dc4 30. ~c4±] l'Lie5 26. de5 i.e7 27. a'.h4 a6 28 . .§.a4 ~c5 [28 ... l'Lib5?! 29. i.b5 ab5 30. ~b5±] 29. Bb4 (29. ~e3 ~e3 30. i.e3 lt.Jb5 31. i.b5 ab5 32. a'.h4±1 ~a5 30. Bf4 [30. .§.a4=] l'Lib5?! [30 ... .§.hf8 31 . .§.a4 ~c5 a) 32. Bel l'Lib5D 33. i.b5 ~b5 (33 ... ab5? 34. i.e3 ~c6 35. a'.a5+-) 34. ~b5 ab5 35. .§.h4±; b) 32. i.a6! ba6 33. ~a6 @c7 34. i.e3 ~c6 35. a'.a3 i.a3 36. ~a3 @d7 37. ~b4±] 31. i.b5 ab5 32. a'.fi i.a3?! [32 ... b4 33. cb4 i.b4 (33 ... Bc2 34. @c2 ~a2 35. @d3 ~b3 36. i.c3 ~c4 37. @d2 i.g5 38. f4 i.f4 39. Bf4 ~f4 40. ~e3 ~h2 41. @c 1+-) 34. i.b4 ~b4 35. ~d2 ~b6 36. ~e3 ~c6 37. £'.cl d4 (37 ... ~b5 38. a'.c8 a'.c8 39. Bh7+-) 38. Bc6 de3 39. Bc3!? a'.c3 40. @c3 gh5 41. fe3±l 33. @bl b4
34. cb4?! [34. c4! dc4 35. bc4 ~a6 (35 ... a'.hd8 36. a'.h7 gh5 37. g6+-) 36 . .§.f4 l'ihd8 37. hg6 hg6 38. i.e3+-l i.b4 35. i.e3?! gh5oc 36. a'.f6 Bc6 37. set i.c3!? 38. ~d3?? [38. Bf4 ~c7 39. ~d3 i.e5 (39 ... ~e5?? 40. Bf7+-) 40 . .§.c6 ~c6 41. a'.h4 ~e8::o] a'.hc8-+ 39. Bf4 [39. Bc2 i.e5 40. a'.c6 l'ic6 41. .§.f8 @c7 42. a'.f7 (42. ~h7 @d6 43. i.c 1 ~e I 44. Bd8 @c5-+; 42. i.d2 ~a3 43. ~h7 @b6 44. i.e3 d4 45 . .§.f7 ~a6 46. i.cl i.c7-+) @d8 43. ~d2 ~b5 44. ~di ~b4-+l ~a3 40. a'.c2 i.e5 41. Ba4 ~a4! 42. ba4 a'.c2 43. i.d4 £'.cl 44.@b2 B8c2 45. @b3 a'.c3 0:1 Da. Milanovic
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ZHU CHEN 2461 A. GRISCHUK 2795
BARNAURE 2508 R.-A. DRAGOMIRESCU 2343
Troms0 (of) 20 74
Romania (ch) 20 74
1. d4 d6 2. e4 lt:\f6 3. ~d3 es 4. c3 dS S. deS li:Je4 6. tt:Jf3 tt:Jc6 7. tt:Jbd2 tt:JcS 8. ~c2 ~g4 9. h3 ~hS 10. b4?! N [10. 0-0 - 80/831 li:Je6 11. ~a4 [ 11. 0-0 lt:\e5 12. 'lM'e2 (12. ia4 c6 13. b5 a6!? 14. bc6 tt:Jc6+) ~d6+; 11. g4 ~g6 12. ~f5 a5 13. b5 tt:Je7+1 ~e7 [11. .. a5 12. ~c6 bc6 13. 'lM'a4 .§.a6!?+J 12. ic6 [12. 0-0 0-0 13. g4 (13 . .§.el d4 14. b5 dc315.bc6cd216.~d2~D 17.gDb518. ib5 'lM'd5+) ~g6 14. lt:\b3 f6+l bc6 13.
1. g3 lt:\f6 2. ~g2 g6 3. e4 d6 4. d4 ~g7 S. tt:Jc3 0-0 6. lt:\f3 es 7. 0-0 lt:\bd7 8 . .§.el c6 [8 ... b6!? 9. a4 a5 6 ~b7] 9. a4 'lM'e7 [9 ... lt:\e810.d5;;!;;;9 ... ed410.lt:\d4a5 ll.h3'lM'b6 12. ~e3 'lM'b4 (12 ... 'lM'b2? 13. 'lM'd2±) 13. tt:Jb3 .§.e8 14. f4;;!;; 6 ~f2; 9 ... a5 10. h3 .§.e8 11. ~e3 ed4 12. ~d4!? 'lM'c7 13. 'lM'd2 tt:Je5 14. lt:\h2 !? tt:Jc4 15. 'lM'c 1 b6 16. b3 lt:\e5 17. f4 lt:\ed718. 'lM'd2~b719 . .§.adl .§.ad820.lt:\g4 lt:\g4 21. ~g7 ~g7 22. hg4 lt:\c5 23. g5;;!;;; 9 ... 'lM'a5 10 . .§.b 1!? .§.e8 11. b4 'lM'c7 12. d5 cd5 13. tt:Jb5 'lM'b8 14. ed5 a6 15. tt:Ja3 b6 16. c4 ~b7 17. h3 'lM'c7 18. ~e3;;!;;; 9 ... .§.e8 10. h3 'lM'c7 11. a5 .§.b8 12. ~e3 (12. d5 - 65/107) b5 13. ab6 ab6 14. d5 ~b7 15. dc6 ~c6 16. lt:ld2 b5 17. b4 tt:Jb6=.; 9 ... 'lM'c7 10. h3 b6 11. ~e3 ~b7 12. 'lM'd2 .§.fe8 13. ~h6 a6 14 . .§.adl .§.ad8 15. ~g7 ~g7 16. t2Jh2 b5=.] 10. aS! ed4 [ 10 ... .§.d8 11. .§.a4!?] 11. lt:\d4;;!;; lt:\cS 12. ~f4lt:\fd7N112 ... .§.d8 13. a6!?;;!;;; 12 ... tt:Je8 13. h3 ~d4 (13 ... tt:Je6 14. lt:\f5! 'lM'd8 15. ~d6 gf5 16. ~f8 'lM'dl 17 . .§.adl ~f8 18. ef5 tt:Jd4 19. g4±) 14. 'lM'd4 lt:\e6 15. 'lM'd2 tt:Jf4 16. 'lM'f4 lt:\c7 17 . .§.ad 1 .§.d8 18 . .§.d3;;!;;l
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13... 0-0! 14. 'lM'c6 [14. tt:Jd4 c5 15. lt:\c6 16. tt:Je7 'lM'e7 17. 0-0 lt:\f4+ 6 'lM'g5l a51S. lt:\d4 [15. b5 lt:\f4 16. 0-0 .§.b8-+ 6 .§b6; 15. ba5 tt:Jc5 16. 0-0 .§.a5 17. lt:\d4 .§a6 18. 'lM'b5 .§.b6 19. 'lM'a5 ~g6+] ab4 16. liJ2b3 bc3 17. 0-0 lt:\d4 18. lt:\d4 ~g6 19 . .§dl [19. 'lM'c3 c5 20. lt:\c6 d4! 21. tt:Jd8 dc3 22. tt:Jc6 ~h4 23. g3 .§.fc8 24. gh4 .§.c6+l ~c8 20. 'lM'c3 cS+ 21. tLlbS .§.a4 [21... 'lM'c6 22. a4 .§.a6+ 6 .§.fa8l 22. tt:Jd6 ~d6 23. ed6 d4 24. 'lM'g3 'lM'c6 2S. ~f4 d3 26 . .§.dcl c4 27 . .§.c3 'lM'dS 28. 'lM'e3 f6! 29. a3 .§.e8 30. ~f3 'lM'f3 31. gf3 ~f7 32 . .§.b 1 .§.d8 33. ~fl [33 . .§.b4 .§.b4 34. ab4 g5 35. ~d2 (35. ~g3 d2-+) .§.d6-+] gS 34. ~g3 ~e6 3S. h4 [35. ~el ~h3 36 . .§.b4 .§.e8 37. ~dl .§.b4 38. ab4 ~e6-+] gh4 36. ~f4 .§.aS 37 . .§.et ri;f7 38 . .§.e4 h3 39. ~el .§.bS 40 . .§.e6 ~e6 41. .§.c4 .§.b2 42. ~g3 .§.e2 0 :1 Br. Tadic ~e8
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811 SUTOVSKY 2624 - GERZHOY 2473 Troms0 (ol) 20 74
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Morozevich
B 12
47. 5. ZHIGALKO 2678 - DING LIREN 2742
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SVIDLER 2751 - LAzNICKA 2676 Troms0 (of) 20 74
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49.* HOU YIFAN 2629 P. HARIKRISHNA 2726 Biel 2014
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TR. NEDEV 2484 KRAMNIK 2760 Troms0 (of) 2014
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99. YU YANGYI 2668 - ELJANOV 2723 Troms0 (of} 20 74
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101.* BA. JOBAVA 2713 - Z. ALMAsl 2693
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CS. BALOGH 2637 SARGISSIAN 2686 Trams0 (al) 2014
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C67
106. R. VAN KAMPEN 2638 - AKOBIAN 2653
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C67 T. R. HANSEN 2450 - J. BORliEK 2569 Troms0 (of} 2014
1. e4 e5 2. lt:Jf3 lt:Jc6 3. J..b5 lt:Jf6 4. 0-0 lt:Je4 5. d4 lt:Jd6 6. J.,g5!? J..e7 16 ... f6 7. de5 (7. J..c6 dc6 8. de5 fg5 9. ed6 ~d6 10. lt:Jg5 ~dl 11. .§.dl=) lt:Jb5 8. ef6 (8. J..h4 J..e7 9 . .§.el 0-0 10. ~d5 @h8 11. ef6 J..f6 12. J..f6 ~f6 13. ~b5 tl:id4+) gf6 9 . .§.el (9. J..f4!? d5 10. ~e2 lt:Je7 11. ~b5 c6oc) @f7 10. ~d5 @g7 a) 11. J..f4?! lt:Jd6 - 83/315; b) 11. .§.e8!? N ~e8 12. J..f6 @f6 13. ~g5 @f7 14. ~h5 @e7 15. ~g5 @fl (15 ... @d6 16. lt:Ja3! tl:ia3 17 . .§.dl lt:Jd4 18. lt:Jd4 ~e4! 19. f3 ~g6 20. ~f4 @d5! 21. ba3 d6! 22. ~e3!oc) 16. ~h5 1/2: 112 Harutyunian 2421 - H. Martirosyan 2287, Kirishi 2014; c) 11. J..d2!?] 7. J..e7 lt:Je7?! 17 ... ~e7 8. J..c6 dc6 9. de5i lt'ie4 (9 ... lt:Jf5 IO. lt:Jc3 J..d7 11. ~e2 0-0-0 12 . .§.adl @b8oc) 10. lt:Jbd2 lt:Jc5 11. h3 0-0 12. tl:ib3 .§.d8 13. ~e2 lt:Jb3 14. ab3=] 8. de5 254
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c 67
108. A. NAIDITSCH 2705 - Ml. ADAMS 2743 Dortmund 2014
1. e4 e5 2. lt:Jf3 lt:Jc6 3. J..b5 lt:Jf6 4. 0-0 ll:ie4 5. d4 lt:Jd6 6. J..c6 dc6 7. de5 tl:if5 8. ~d8 @d8 9. h3 J..d7 10. .§.dl J..e7 11. c4!? NI 11. lt:Jc3 - 119/106) @cs 12. tl:ic3 b6 13. i.g5 .§.e8 I 13 ... J..g5 14. lt:Jg5 h6 15. lt:Jf3 (15. tt.Jt7 .§.f816.e6J..e617.lt:Je5@b7=)J..e616.b3 @b7=] 14. g4 114. J..e7 tl:ie7 15 . .§.el lllg6 16 . .§.adl J..e6 17. b3 @b7~ L. a5-a41 i.g5 15. lt:Jg5 lt:Jh4 16. f4 [16. tl:if7 h6! 17. e6 i.e6 l 8. lt:Je5 @b7+1 h6 17. tl:ige4 h5 18. gh5 .§.h8 19. tl:ig3 J..h3 20. @f2 tl:if5
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C67
109. MOTYLEV 2698 P. HARIKRISHNA 2726
Biel 2074 1. e4 e5 2. lt:Jf3 lt:Jc6 3. i.b5 lt:Jf6 4. 0-0 lt:Je4 5. d4 lt:Jd6 6. i.c6 dc6 7. de5 lt:Jf5 8. ~d8
@d8 9. h3 i.d7 10 . .§.dl i.e7 11. c4 @c8 12. lt:Jc3 lt:Jh4 N (12 ... b6 - 1211108] 13. lt:Jh4 i.h4 14. b3 b6 15. i.b2 a5 16. a4?! [Xb3; o 16. g3 i.e7 17. @g2oo] i.f5 17. lt:Je2 @b7 (17 ... i.c2? 18 . .§.d2 i.b3 19. lt:Jcl i.c4 20 . .§.d4+-; 17 ... c5!?] 18. g3 i.e7 19. g4 i.c2 20 . .§.d7 i.c5 21. i.a3 [21 . .§.f7? ! i.b3 (21... Baf8) 22. Bg7 i.c4 23. lt:Jg3 Bad8 24. lt:Je4 i.f8 25. Bg5 i.b4+; 21. i.d4 i.b4+1 i.a3 22. Ba3 Bhe8 [22 ... Bad8 23. Bf7 Bhe8! (23 ... g5!?) 24. Bg7 .§.e5 25. lt:Jg3 .§.e 1 26. @g2 .§.b 1 (26 ... c51) 27. h4 .§.b3 28. Bb3 (28. Ba2 Bc3+) i.b3 29 . .§.h7 i.a4+] 23. Bd2 i.e4 24. f4 Bad8 25 . .§.aa2 g5? [25 ... c5 26. Q:Jc3 i.c6 27. @f2 h5!? (27 ... h6;;\;;) 28. gh5 Bb8 (28 ... .§.d2 29 . .§.d2 .§.h8 30. @g3 .§.h5 31 . .§.d8±) 29. @g3 .§.h8 30. @g4 .§.h6 3 l. lt:Je2 a) 31... g6 32. Q:Jg3 .§.g8 (32 ... gh5 33. @h4±) 33. .§.d3±; b) 31 ... f6 32. Q:Jg3 fe5 33. fe5 .§.e8 34. Be2 i.d7 35. @h4;;\;;J
26. lt:Jc3! i.d3 27. Bal Bd7 [27 ... Be7 28 . lt:Je4 i.e4 (28 ... gf4 29. Q:Jf2 .§.e5 30 . .§.d3 .§.d3 3 I. Q:Jd3 .§.e3 3 2. Bd 1 Bh3 3 3. @f2 +-) 29 . .§.d8 gf4 30 . .§.d4 i.c2 31 . .§.f4 i.b3 32 . @f2±] 28. lt:Je4! .§.ed8 [28 ... gf4 29. lt:Jf6+-; 28 ... i.e4 29. Bd7 gf4 30. Bf7+-l 29. lt:Jg5 @c8 30. .§.el b5 [30 ... h6 31. e6! fe6 32. lt:Je6 i.g6 33. Bd7 Bd7 34. lt:Jf8 .§.g7 35. lt:Jg6 .§.g6 36. @f2+-J 31. e6 fe6 32. lt:Je6 Be8 33. f5 bc4 34. bc4 Bd6 [34 ... i.c4 35 . .§.d7 @d7 36. lt:JcS @d8 37. lt:Jb7 @d7 38. Be8 @e8 39. lt:JaS+-1 35. .§.edl i.c4 36. Bd6 cd6 37. Bd6 i.e6 38. Bc6 @d7 39 . .§.e6+- .§.e6 40. fe6 @e6 41. @f2 @d5 42. @e3 @c4 43. g5 @d5 1:0 Br. Tadic 255
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B. ADHIBAN 2609 GHAEM MAGHAMI 2556 Sharjah 20 14
bl) 19 ... Ad5 20. Ac6 Ac6 21. C'.Lia5 Af3 22. ~f3 C'.Lic5 23. Ab4 ~d7 24. Ac5 .§.a5 25. Ab4 .§.d5 26 . .§.edl .§.e6 27. Ac3 .§.a6 28. ~g4 ~g4 29. hg4 Ad8 30. @fl c5 31. @e2 .§.d7 32. b3 Aa5 33. Ad2 .§.da7 34. a4 .§.b6 35 . .§.dbl Ad2 36. @d2 f6 37 . .§.cl .§.b3 38. .§.c5 @fl 39. a5 @e6 40. @c2 .§.b8 41. a6 .§.b6 42 . .§.ca5 g6 43. g3 @d6 44. f4 ef4 45. gf4 .§.b4±; 32 ... .§.b7±; b2) 19 ... C'.Lidb8! 20. Ac3 .§.f8 (20 ... .§.a 7? 21. C'.Lia5 C'.Lia5 22. Ae8 ~e8±) 21. ~d2 Ag5 22. ~c2 .§.a7 23. lt:Ja5 C'.Lia5 24. C'.Lie5 Af6 25. b4 Ae5 26 . .§.e5 C'.Liac6 256
27 . .§.e3 ~d8! 28. Ac6 (28. Ab3!?) C'.Lic6 29. ~b2 @h7 30. Ag7 .§.g8 31. .§.g3i] b5 15. Ad2 ba4 16. Aa5 lt:Jf4!? 17. Ad2 [17. tlla4? ~c8 18 . .§.e4 (18. C'.Lic3? Ah3) Af5 19. tllc3 Ae4 20. lt:Je4+; 17. C'.Lie6 .§.e6 18 . .§.e4 ~d5 19. Ac3 .§.ae8 20. a3 (20 . .§.a4? e4! 21. .§.e4 Ac3 22 . .§.f4 Ab2 23 . .§.bl ~a2) ~c6=>l
17••• a3! 18. ba3 Ad5 19. lt:Je4 lt:Jg6 119 ... g5!] 20. lt:Jh2?! [20. c4 Ac6 21. Ac3] .te7! 21. ~h5! Aa3 22. lt:Jg4 .§.e6! 23. g3 (23. Ah6!? gh6 (23 ... Ae4 24. de4 gh6 25. C'.Lih6 @f8 26. ~f3 ~e7 27. lt:Jf5 ~c5=) 24. tllh6 @f8 25. lt:Jg5 .§.b6 26. C'.Lif5 Ae7 27. C'.Lih7 @g8 28. C'.Lih6 @g7 (28 ... @h8 29. C'.Lig5 @g7 30. lt:Jf5=) 29. lt:Jf5=] Af8 [23 ... .§.c6 24. lt:Je5 Ae4 25 . .§.e4 C'.Lie5 26. ~e5 .§.c5 (26 ... .§.c2? 27. Ah6) 27. ~f4 .§.c2+1 24 . .§.adl .§.b8 (24 ... Aa2?! 25. lt:Jc3 Ad5 26. f4oo] 25. Ac3 Ab4 lo 25 ... Aa2] 26. Ab4 .§.b4 27. lt:Je3 Aas 28. ~g4! a5 29. C'.Lif5 (29. a3!? .§.a4 a) 30. C'.Lic4 lt:Jf4 ! 31. @fl (31. C'.Lic3 ?? .§.g6 32. ~f5 .§.g5) Ae4 32 . .§.e4 lt:Jd5 ! 33. lt:Je5 lt:Jc3 34 . .§.a4 .§.e5! 35 . .§.el ~d5 36. ~c8 (36 . .§.ae4? f5-+) @h7 37 . .§.ae4 lt:Je4 38 . .§.e4 .§.e4 39. de4 ~e4=; b) 30. h4 lt:Jf8 31. lt:Jc4 (.0,. lt:Jc3) ~d4!~1 ~f8 30. c3 .§.b8 31. .§.bl .§.d8 32 . .§.b5 a4 33 . .§.a5 Ac6 34 . .§.a7 .§.d3 (34 ... lt:Jf4!? 35 . .§.c7 C'.Lid3 36 . .§.e3 C'.Lib2 37 . .§.f3 C'.Lic4 38. lt:Jg7 ~g7 39. ~g7 @g7 40. .§.ffl @h8 41 . .§.h7=1 35. h4! ~b8 (35 ... .§.d8!? 36. .§.c7 C'.Lif4! 37. gf4 Ae4 38. h5 .if5 39. ~f5 g6 (39 ... e4 40 . .§.e4 .§.e4 41. ~e4 ~d6oo) 40. hg6 .§.g6 41. @fl ~g7 42 . .§.e5 .§.gl 43. @e2 .§.el 44. @el ~gl 45. @e2 ~di 46. @e3 ~el 47. @f3 ~hl=] 36 . .§.a5? (36. lt:Jc5! ~a7 37. lt:Je6 ~a8! 38. lt:Je7 (38. h5 Ahl 39. lt:Jh4 AD 40. C'.Lif3 ~f3 41. ~a4 C'.Lif8
~d7 c;!?f4D S9. ~d2 c;!?e4D 60. a'.g7 ~c4 61. c;!?g2 .§.d6!-+) a'.f4 S3. ~d7 ~cs S4. ~d8 c;!?fs ss. ~d3 c;!?gS S6. Bd2 a'.d4 S7. ~g3 c;!?f6 S8. ~D c;!?e6 S9. ~b3 (S9. Bd4 ed4-+) ~c4 60. ~c4 Sc4-+; c) 46. c;!?g2! cl) 46 ... ~bS? 47. Bbl (47. \IJtfeS? ~eS 48 . .§.eS c;!?f6-+) ~d3 48. \IJtfeS ~D (48 ... ~bl 49. ~c3) 49. c;!?gl Sc2 SO. ~d4+; c2) 46 ... a3! 47. Bdl ! (47. ~eS? ~eS 48 . .§.eS a'.c2-+) ~bS 48. \1Jtfa8!+l
39 ... fS !! 40. ~fS i..e4 41. Be4a'.d1 42. c;!?g2 m6! 43. ~c8 c;!?g7 44. a'.aes ~f2 4S. c;!?h3 ~hl 46. c;!?g4 ~D#) Bg6 39. QJh6 (39. QJf6 gf6 40. ~c4 c;!?h7) gh6 40. QJf6 c;!?g7 41. QJhS ©h7 42. ~fS (42. ~b4 f6!+-) ~as 43. QJf6 ©g7 44. QJd7 i..d7 (44 ... ~c3!? 4S. ~eS ~es 46. QJeS Be6 47. c;!?fl i..dS 48. a3 hS 49. lae3 f6 SO. QJd7-+) 4S. ~d7 ~c3 46. Bdl ~c2-+I 38. hg6 Bg6 39. QJe7 c;!?h7 40. QJg6 fg6 41. QJg5! hg5 42. ~h3 c;!?g8 43. ~e6 ©f8 44. ~c6 ~c3? [44 ... Sc3! 4S. ~e4 (4S. ~g6? Bg3 46. c;!?fl Bgl 47. c;!?gl ~el 48. ©g2-+) c;!?f7 a) 46. ~eS? ~es 47. BeS ©f6-+; b) 46. Bdl? ~cs 47. ~a4 Sg3 48. ©fl BD 49. ~d7 c;!?f6 SO. ~d8 ~e7 SI. ~c8 g4!! (Sl... Sf4? S2. Bel ~d6 S3. ~c7 ~c7 S4. Bc7 Ba4 SS. Bc6 c;!?fS S6. Sc7 g4 57. c;!?g2 Ba2 S8. Bg7=) s2. ~g4 (S2. a'.d7 ~cs S3. ~d8 c;!?e6D S4. ~e8 c;!?fSD SS. Bf7 ©gSD S6. ~d8 Bf6D S7. ~d2 c;!?fS! S8.
45. ~e4? l4S. ~c3! Bc3 46. a'.eS a) 46 ... cS 47. BgS a3 (47 ... c;!?f7 48. SeS a3 49 . .§.e2 c4 SO. c;!?fl gS SI. c;!?el Sb3!? S2 . .§.e4 Bbl S3. c;!?d2 a'.b2 S4. c;!?e3 .§.c2 SS. g4=) 48 . .§.g6 a'.c2 49. c;!?g2 Ba2 SO. a'.c6 Sc2 S l. a'.a6 a2 S2. c;!?D c4 S3. c;!?e3 c3 S4. c;!?d3 Bf2 SS. c;!?c3 c;!?e7 S6. c;!?d4=; b) 46 ... g4 47. Se4 Sa3 48. Bg4 Sa2 49. Sc4 a3 SO. Sc7 bl) SO ... .§.b2 S l . .§.a7 a2 S2. c;!?g2 c;!?e8 S3. c;!?D c;!?d8 S4. c;!?e3 c;!?c8 (S4 ... gS SS. c;!?fJ=) SS. f4=; b2) SO ... gS SI. c;!?g2 g4 S2. Ba7 Bal S3. c;!?h2 c;!?e8 S4. Sa4 a2 SS. Ba7=1 ~d4? l4S ... a3! 46. c;!?g2 (46. ~es? ~es 47. ses a'.d2 48. BcS Sa2 49. Sc7 Bb2-+) g4 47. Se2 (47. ~g6? Bg3! 48. fg3 ~el-+) ~d4!-+ (47 ... Sd2!? 48. Sd2 ~d2 49. ~a8 c;!?f7 SO. ~a3 ~as+; 47 ... c;!?f7? 48. ~eS! ~es 49. ses .§.d2 so. BcS a'.a2 SI. sc7 c;!?f6 S2. Ba7=) 48. ~c6 (48. ~eS? ~es 49. SeS .§.d2-+) Sc3! 49. ~e6 ~d6 SO. ~g4 ~dS SI. ~e4 ~e4 s2. a'.e4 a'.c2 S3 . .§.es Ba2 S4. BcS se2! SS. Sc7 (SS. SaS a2-+) Be7 S6. Sc I a2 S7. c;!?D Ba7 S8. Sal-+l 46. ~e5! ~e5 47. a'.e5 Sd2 48. Bc5 Ba2 49. Bc7 a3 50. Sa7= g4 51. c;!?g2 g5 52. c;!?gl c;!?e8 53. c;!?g2 g6 54. c;!?gl c;!?d8 55. c;!?fl c;!?c8 56. c;!?g2 c;!?b8 57. Ba4 c;!?b7 58. Sb4 c;!?c6 59. .§.b3 .§.al 60. 2S7
.§.c3 @bS 61. .§.e3 @c4 62. Be4@c3 63 . .§.e3 @c2 64. Be2 @d3 6S. .§.e3 @d4 66. .§.b3 .§.a2 67 . .§.e3 Bal 68. Bb3 @cs 69 . .§.e3 @c4 70 • .§.e4 @cs 71. .§.e3 @d4 112 : 1/2 Ghaem Maghami, N. Hosseinzadeh
C84
111.
TARI 2440 - HRACEK 2634 Troms0 (of) 20 74 1. e4 eS 2. C2Jf3 CL:ic6 3. ~bS a6 4. ~a4 CL:if6 S. 0-0 J.e7 6. d3 d6 7. c4 0-0 8. J.e3?! [8. h3 - 115/114) C2Jg4 N [8 ... J.g4) 9. J.cl [9. CL:ic3 f5 10. ef5 J.f5 11. CL:id5oo) fS! 10. h3 CL:if6 11. J.e3? f4 12. J.ct
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C84
112. ORTIZ SUAREZ 2603 - SUTOVSKY 2624 Troms0 (of) 20 74
1. e4 es 2. lt:Jf3 CL:ic6 3. J.bS a6 4. J.a4 lt:Jf6 S. d3 d6 6. c4 J.e7 7. h3 0-0 8. 0-0 lt:Jd7 9. tt:Jc3 CLicS 10. J.c6 bc6 11. d4 ed4 12. C2Jd4 258
l 7. lt:Je2! J.h4?! [l 7 ... lt:Je6 18. f4i 6 g4) 18. b4! [18. CL:id4 Bf6 19. lt:Jc6 Be8 20. b4 lt:'ie4~) lt:Je6 19. ~e4 J.gS 20. lt:Jg3 [20. ~c6±) .§.e5 21. ~c6 Bf8 22. Bael J.h4 [22 ... a5! 23. a3 (23. b5 lt:Jd8 24. ~a6 ~c4 25 . .§.cl 1$b5 26. ~b5 Bb5 27. J.g5 Bg5 28. Bc7;;!;;) ab4 24. ab4 h5~) 23. lt:Jhl!? [23. ~a6 ~g6 24. '$a3 J.g3 25. fg3 ~g3 26 . .§.f8 @f8 27. Bfl r:J:Je7 28 . .§.f3±) @h8 [o 23 ... a5 24. c5!?±1 24. ~a6 lt:JgS [24 ... lt:Jf4 25. J.f4 Be 1 26 . .§.e I ~f4 27 . .§.fl±) 2S. ~c6 lt:Je4? [25 ... .§.e4 a) 26 . .§.cl CL:if3! 27. gf3 ~f3 28. b5 .§.e3 29. ~f3 (29. fe3 ~e3 30. @g2 ~g5 31. r:J;;h2 ~e5 32. @gl ~e3=) .§.ef3 30. @g2;;!;;; b) 26. lt:Jg3 Bc4 27. ~b7±1 26. J.d4+- CL:id2 27. J.eS deS 28. a4 e4 29 • .§.e4 CL:ifl 30 • .§.h4 CL:id2 31. ~cs ~e8 32. ~e3 ~e3 33. fe3 .§.fl 34. @h2 Bel 3S. CL:ig3 CL:ic4 36. as @g8 37. .§.d4 CLieS 38 • .§.dS CL:ic6 39. a6 .§.al [39 ... CL:ib4 40 . .§.d8 @fl 41. a7+-) 40. bS .§.a5 41. lt:'ie4 h6 42. CL:ic3 1:0 Br. Tadic
c 88
113. A. GRISCHUK 2795 - URKEDAL 2500
Troms0 (of) 20 74 1. e4 eS 2. lt:Jf3 lt:Jc6 3 . .iLbS a6 4. J.a4 lt:'if6 5. 0-0 J.e7 6. d3 bS 7. J.b3 J.b7 8. Bel 0-0 9. a4 d6 10. lt:Jbd2 CL:id7 11. c3 lt:JcS 12. ab5 abS 13 . .§.a8 ~a8 14. J.c2 b4 lS. d4 lt:Jd716. CL:ifl bc3 17. bc3 .§.e8 N ( 17 ... J.f6 - 90/301)
18. lt:'ig3 ~al [18 ... g6) 19. ~d2 iH8 20. i.b3 ~as 21. ~c2
21.. . .§.b8 [o 21 ... ed4!? 22. J.t7 (22. Ad2 dc3 23. Ac3 ~cs 24. ~a2 dS! 2S. Ads ct'id8=) @fl 23. ~b3 dS 24. ~b7 lt:'ideS! 2S. CligS @g8 26. edS .§.b8 27. dc6 .§.b7 28. cb7oo) 22. Ad2 lt:'id8 23. h3 cS 24. deS [24. dS g6 25. lt:'ih2 Ag7 26. c4 ~c7 27. lt:'ig41'l lt:'ieS 2S. ClieS deS 26. AdS Ac8 27. lt:'ifS lt:'ie6 28. lt:'ie3 ct'if4 29. lt:'ic4 ~c7 30. Af4 ef4 31. eS f3?! [31... Ab7 32. Ab7 (32. ~e4 Ads 33. ~
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Ml. ADAMS 2740 GRANDELIUS 2571
Troms0 fol) 20 74 1. e4 eS 2. lt:'if3 lt:'ic6 3. AbS a6 4. Aa4 Q::if6 S.
0-0 Ae7 6 . .§.el bS 7. Ab3 d6 8. c3 0-0 9. d3 lt:'iaS 10. Ac2 cS 11. lt:'ibd2 lt:'id7 12. lt:'ifl ct'ib6 13. lt:'ie3 lt:'ic6 [13 ... Af6 - 62/386) 14. ClidS lt:'idS l S. edS lt:'ib8 16. d4 ed4 17. cd4 c4 18. ~e2 Af6 19. Ah6! N (19. ~e4J
19 ..• ~d7?! [ 19 ... gh6 20. ~e4+-; 19 ... Q::id7 20. ~e4 g6 21. Af8 @f8 22. b3 (22. a4 lt:'ib6oo ~ Ab7 XdS) lt:'ib6 23. bc4 bc4 24. .§.abl Ab7sol 20. ~e4 ~fS 21. ~fS AfS 22. AfS gh6 23. a4± ba4 24 . .§.a4 aS 2S • .§.cl [2S. lt:'id2 Ad4 26. lt:'ic4±) lt:'ia6 26 . .§.aS Cl:ic7 [26 ... Cl:ib4 27 . .§.a8 .§.a8 28. g3 .§.a2 29 . .§.c4 .§.b2 30. Ae4 hS 31. h4±) 27 . .§.a8 .§.a8 28. g3 .§.a4 29. b3 .§.a3 30 . .§.c4 .§.b3 31. lt:'id2 .§.b7 32. lt:'ie4 Ae7 33. lt:'ic3 @g7 34. @g2 lt:'ie8 3S. lt:'idl ! lt:'if6 36. lt:'ie3 .§.bS 37. Ad3 Cl:idS 38. Cl:ifS @f6 39. Q::ih6 .§.b2 40. @fl [40. .§.c8+-I Af8 41. Cl:ig4 @g7 (41... @e6 42. Ah7 Ag7 43 . .§.cl Ad4 44 . .§.el @d7 4S. Ag8 Cl:if6 46. lt:'if6 Af6 47. Afl+-142. Ae4 ct::ie7 [42 ... Cl:if6 43. Cl:if6 @f6 44. Ah7+-I 43. lt:'ie3 .§.bS 44 • .§.a4 .§.b8 4S • .§.a6 .§.d8 46. @e2 @gs 47. @d3 Ag7 48 . .§.a7 Af8 49. lt:'idS+- lt:'ig6 so. h4 Ag7 st. hS Cl:if8 s2. lt:'ie7 @h8 S3. Cl:ifS .§.d7 S4 . .§.d7 lt:'id7 SS. Q::id6 1 :0 Br. Tadic
c 92
115. S. ZHIGALKO 2678 MEGARANTO 2527
Troms0 fol) 20 74 1. e4 eS 2. lt:'if3 Cl:ic6 3. AbS a6 4. Aa4 lt:'if6 S. 0-0 Ae7 6 . .§.el bS 7. Ab3 d6 8. c3 0-0 9. h3 lt:'id7 to. d4 Af6 11. a4 .§.bS?! [11... Ab7 12. lt:'ia3 ed4 13. cd4 a) 13 ... lt:'ib6 14. Af4 ba4 lS. Aa4 Cl:ia4 16. ~a4 aS 17. Ad2! (17. ~b3 .§.b8 18. ~c3 Cl:ib4! 19. Cl:ic4 .§.e8=>) .§.e8 18. dS;;!;;; b) 13 ... .§.e8!? 14. abS abS lS. Af4 lt:'iaS ! 16. Cl:ibS lt:'ib3 ( 16 ... ~b8) 17. ~b3 (17. .§.a8 Aa8 18. ~b3 .§.e4=) .§.a 1 (17 ... .§.b8 18. Ad6!) 18 . .§.al ~b8 (18 ... Ae4 19. 2S9
.§.e 1 e6) 19. QJe3 i.e4 20. ~b8 lt:Jb8 21. lt:Je4 Be4 22. Ba8 Be8;;!;;] 12. ab5 ab5 13. i.e3 lt:Jb6 ( 13 ... lt:Je7 - 70/(335)] 14. d5 lt:Je7 15. lt:Ja3! i.d7 16. lt:Jc2 lt:Ja4 17. i.a4 N 117. .§.a2!;;!;;; 17. ~ell ba4~ lS. lt:Jb4 ~cs 19. lt:Jd2
19 ... i.h4! 20. lt:Jf3 QJg6 21. QJc6 i.c6 22. dc6 .§.b2 23. ~a4 h6 24. c4 f5!?~ (24 ... ~e6 25. Behl (25. e5?! de5 26. i.e5 i.e7) Bbl 26 . .§.bl i.d8; 26 ... f5!?oo] 25. c5! [25. ~a3! a) 25 ... ~b8?! 26. ef5 .§.f5 27. ~d3! .§.f3 (27 ... .§.f6 28. ~e4±; 27 ... ~f8 28. ~e4±) 28. gf3 lt:Jf4 29. i.f4 i.f2 30. @fl i.el 31. J..el !+-; b) 25 ... Bb8 26. lt:Jh4 lt:Jh4 27. J..a7! .§.a8 28. ~g3 ~d8 29. e5 ~f6 30. ed6 ed6 31. ef5 lt:Jf5 32. ~e3±] f4 26. i.d2 ~e6 [26 ... de5 27. ~e4 @h7 28. ~e5] 27. cd6 ~d6 2S . .§.a2 (28. J..el a) 28 ... i.f2 29. @hl (29. @fl J..e 1 30. i.b2 i.b4 31. Bd 1 ~e5) i.el 30. i.b2 i.b4 31. .§.dl ~e5 32 . .§.d5 (32. ~b3 @h7) ~e4 33. lt:Jd2 ~e2 34. ~b4 lt:Jh4-+; 33. @h2!!±; b) 28 ... Bf2 29. lt:Jh4 lt:Jh4 30. @f2 ~g6 31. ~b3 (31. ~a2 @h7 32. @fl Ba8! 33. ~f2 Bal 34. ~h4 ~e6=) @h8! (31... @h7 32 . .§.gl ~e4 33. ~bl) 32. .§.gl ~e4oo) .§.fbS 29. ~c4 @h7 30 . .§.b2 .§.b2 31. ~d5 .§.c2? ! (31 ... J..e7 32. i.e3 Be2 33. J..e5 ~d5 34. ed5 lt:Je5 35. lt:Je5 i.d6 36.
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D 10 J. HAMMER 2647 - EDOUARD 2670
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123.
D 14 A. COLOVIC 2487 - FELGAER 2564
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D 16 B. LALIC 2482 CRUZ LLEDO 2374
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B. LALIC 2482 - SGIRCEA 2207
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D37 KASIMDZHANOV 2700 - KRAMNIK 2760 Troms0 {of) 2014
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v._c. JIANU 2579 Troms0 (of) 2014
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D38 M. CARLSEN 2881 - ARONIAN 2815
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LAGNO 2540 - HOU YIFAN 2661 Troms0 (of) 2014
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VACHIER-LAGRAVE 2768 - WANG YUE 2718
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D45 D. JAKOVENKO 2736 - SHOMOEV 2574 Russia 2014
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143. XIU DESHUN 2550 - DING LIREN 2714
Danzhou 2014 1. d4 dS 2. c4 e6 3. Q:Jf3 lt:Jf6 4. Q:Jc3 c6 S. e3 Q:Jbd7 6. ~c2 i.d6 7. i.d3 dc4 8. i.c4 bS 9. i.d3 i.b7 10. 0-0 a6 ( 10 ... 0-0 - 119/147( 11.QJgSN(ll.e4; 11.a4; ll.Q:Je4; 11..§.dl] ~c7 (11... i.h2 12. rt/h2 Q:Jg4 13. rt/gl ~g5 14. fJ Q:Jgf6 15. e4 ~h4 16. i.e3oo; 11... ~b8!?] 12. h3 (12. e4 e5 (12 ... i.h2 13. rt/hl c5 14. e5 Q:Je5 15. de5 i.e5 16. f4;;\;;) 13. f4 ~b6 14. Q:Je2 c5! 15. de5 c4 16. rt/hl h6 (16 ... cd3 17. ~d3 lt:Jc5 18. ~d4i) 17. ef6 Q:Jf6 18. lt:Jf7 cd3 19. ~d3 rt/f7 20. e5 .§.hd8 21. ef6 i.f8 22. ~b3 i.d5 23. ~g3 ~f6ool( cS 13. lt:Jge4 i.e7 (13 ... .§.c8!? 14. lt:Jd6 ~d6 15.dc5Q:Jc516 . .§.dl ~e517.i.fl 0-01114. Q:Jf6 Q:Jf61S. dcS ~cs 16. e4 .§.c817. a3 0-0 18. ~e2 ~es (18 ... .§.fd8!?] 19. f4 ~b8 20. eS lt:JdS 21. lt:JdS i.dS 22. i.e3 g6= 23. a4 i.c4 24 . .§.fcl i.d3 2S. ~d3 .§.cl 26 . .§.cl ba4 27. ~a6
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D46
144. HI. NAKAMURA 2775 - D. NAVARA 2724
Praha {m/2) 2014 1. d4 lt:Jf6 2. c4 e6 3. lt:Jf3 dS 4. lt:Jc3 c6 5. e3 lt:Jbd7 6. i.d3 dc4 7. i.c4 bS 8. i.d3 .td6 9. 0-0 0-0 10. ~c2 i.b7 11. a3 .§.c8 12. .§.dl cS 13. i.bS ( 13. lt:Jb5 - 53/420) i.f3 14. gf3 cd4 lS . .§.d4 i.eS N (15 ... lt:Jd5] 16. .§.dl .§.cS! 17. ~e2 ~b8?! ( 17 ... ~c7 18. f4 i.c3 (18 ... i.d6? 19. i.d7 ~d7 20. e4 e5 21. i.e3+-) 19. bc3 Q:Jd5! 20 . .!.b2 (20 . .!.d7? lt:Jc3 21. ~D Q:Jdl 22. ~dl .§.d5-+) QJ7b6 21. .§.ac I lt:Jc3 22. i.c3 .§.c3=] 18. f4 .tc3 19. i.d7 lt:Jd7 20 . .§.d7 i.f6 21. b4! i.al 22. bcS ~c8 23. ~bS?! (23 . .§.dl e5 (23 ... ~c5?! 24. i.d2! ~a3 25. ~e 1! i.f6 26. i.b4±) 24 . .§.d5 (24. fe5 .!.e5 25 . .§.d5 ~e6 26. e4;;\;;) ef4 25. ef4;;\;;] a6 24. ~d3 ~cS= 2S. i.d2 as 26. h3 g6?! (26 ... h6 27 . .§.b7 ~h5 28. rt/g2 .tf6 29. ~b5 ~g6 30. rt/fl a4=] 27. .§.b7 i.f6 (27 ... ~h5 28. rt/g2;;\;;] 28 . .§.bS ~c6 29. i.a5 ~f3 30. ~fl .§.c8 31. .§.bl rt/g7oo 32 . .tb4 .§.c2 33. ~g2 ~e2 34. ~fl (34 . .§.el] ~h5? (34 ... ~Doc]
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D46 HI. NAKAMURA 2775 - D. NAVARA 2724
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146.** DRENCHEV 2487
- LE. VAJDA 2601 Albena 2074
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147.* M. EN. YILMAZ 2567 - R. STERN 2513
Deutsch/and 2014 1. d4 dS 2. c4 e6 3. t2Jf3 t2Jf6 4. t2Jc3 t2Jbd7 S. JlgS c6 6. e3 ~as 7. t2Jd2 dc4 [7 ... ilb4 8. ~c2 c5 9. Jlf6 tZ:if6 10. Q\b3 Jlc3 11. ~c3 ~c3 12. bc3 cd4 13. cd4 dc4 14. ilc4 Jld7 280
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149. NISIPEANU 2689 SASIKIRAN 2669
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VI. ZAKHARTSOV 2548 - SH. SAGAR 2339 Dresden 2014
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22 . .§.el?? [22 . .§.h6 .§.d7 23. @gl dc4 24. ll.\c4 i.b7+1 g5-+ 23. !1g4 h5 24. !1g3 g4 25. cd5 gf3 26. a'.g7 @g7 27. lt:Jf3 (27. dc6 fg2 28. @g2 !1f2-+] ed5 28. e6 @g6 29. b4 ab4 30. ab4 i.b4 31. lt:Je5 ll.\e5 32. a'.e5 a'.f5 33. !1e3 i.c5 34. e7 i.d7 0:1 Jli. Zakhartsov
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E 11 A. GRISCHUK 2795 AN. FILIPPO¥ 2615 Troms0 {of} 2014
19. Bh4?! [19. CL:ig5!? i.f2 20. @e2 a) 20 ... ll.\d4 21. @d3 dc4 22. CL:ic4 al) 22 ... a'.d8 23. ~h7 ~h7 24. ll.\h7 @g7 (24 ... lt:Jb3 25. lt:Jd6± ll.\al ?? 26. lt:Jf6 @f8 27. a'.h8 @e7 28. a'.h7 c;tif8 29. a'.f7#) 25. lt:Jf6 g5 26. i.d4 i.d4 27. .§h7 @g6 28. Bahl i; a2) 22 ... Ba7 23. ll.\h7
1. d4 lt:Jf6 2. c4 e6 3. lt:Jf3 i.b4 4. lt:Jbd2 0-0 5. a3 i.e7 6. e4 d5 7. e5 ll.\fd7 8. i.d3 c5 9. ~c2 h6 10. 0-0 ll.\c6 11. lt:Jb3 [ l l. cd5 46/671] cd4 N [11... a5 12. cd5 ed5 13. CL:ic5 ll.\c5 14. dc5 i.g4 15. Bdl i.f3 16. gf3 ll.\e5 17. J..e4;;!;] 12. £'.el ~b6 [12 ... dc4 13. i.c4 ll.\b6 14. i.d3 f5 15. ef6 a'.f6 16. J..d2 i.d7 17. lt:Jbd4 ll.\d4 18. ll.\d4 Bc8 19. ~dl i.c5 299
20. lbf3±1 13. ~f4 aS?! [13 ... dc4 14. ~c4 .§.d8± !:::. lbf81 14 . .§.adl lLJcS IS. lLJcS ~cs 16. ~e2 .§.d8 17. h4 c;!?f8?! [ 17 ... dc4 18. ~c4 ~f8 19. ~d3 ~d5 20. ~bli !:::,. ~d3) 18 . .§.cl ~b6 19. cdS edS 119... .§.d5 20. ~e4+-I
11... ~f6? N [o 11... gh6 12. lbd5 0-0 13. 0-0-0 b5? 14. ilhel ~g5 15. lbg5 ~g5 16. f4 ~g7 17. QJe7 c;!?h8 18. lbf5 ~g6 19. ~f7!+-; 13 ... lbc6±) 12. lL'idS lo 12. 0-0-0! ~c3 13. ~d5 ~d5 14. ~c3+-I ~dS?EB lo 12 ... gh6 13. 0-0-0 0-0 14. ~f5 ~g7 15. Bhel Qic6 16. ~d3 .§.e8 17. ~h7 c;!?f8 18. Be8 ~e819. lLif4! lL'id4 20. lLih5+-I 13. o-o-o+- ~d4 14. ~ds ~ds ts. ~g7 !1g8 16. .§.het Wd8 17. ~d4 1: o B. Lalic
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KRAMNIK 2777 - P. LEKO 2737
Dortmund 20 74 1. d4 lbf6 2. c4 e6 3. QJf3 b6 4. e3 ~b7 5. dS 6. b3 ~e7 7. 0-0 0-0 8. ~b2 cS 9. eds (9. 'llbd2 - 120/(177)) QJdS 10. Qibd2 QJd7 11. ~e2 !1c8 N (11 ... cd4) 12 . .§.fdl cd4 13. lbd4 ~c7 14. lbc4 [14 . .§.acl ~b8 15. lbc4 g6 16. a3 'llc5 17. ~c2 ~a6xi) a6 15. .§.acl bS 16. lbd2 ~b8 17. 'lle4 Bcl 18. frcl .§.c8 19 . .§.dl ~d3
20. lLJgS! hgS 21. ~hS c;!?e8 22. e6! ~e6 23. .§.e6 gf4 24. ~fS! g6 [24 ... !1d6 25. ~h8 c;!?d7 26. Be5 Be6 27. Bd5 c;!?c7 28. ~a8+-I 2S . .§.g6 ~c7 [25 ... fg6 26. ~g6 c;!?f8 27. ~e6+-l 26. .§.el fg6 27. ~h8 c;!?t7 28. ~e6# 1:O Br. Tadic
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B. LALIC 2482 - CS. TESIK 2324
Pardubice 20 74 1. d4 lbf6 2. c4 e6 3. lbf3 b6 4. a3 ~b7 S. lbc3 dS 6. ~c2 dc4 7. e4 cS 8. dS edS 9. edS lL'idS?! [9 ... ~d6- 711553; o 9... a6 10. ~c4 ~d6oo) 10. ~c4 ~e7 11. ~h6!! [11. ~b5? lbc6 12. ~e4 a6! 13. ~a4 b5 14. lbd5 ba4+; 11. ~b3?! lbc3 12. ~fl c;!?f8 13. bc3 ~d3!=) 19 ... QJ7f6 [19 ... 'lle5? 20. ~bl b4 21. f4! 'llg6 (21... lbg4 22. ~g4 'lle3 23. ~g3 Qidl 24. lbf5+-) 22. f5 ef5 23. lbf5 'llc3 24. ~c3 ~e4 25. ~e4 bc3 26. 'lle7 'lle7 27. ~a6±l 20. Qjf6 ~f6 21. ~d2 ~e7 [21 ... .§.d8 22. 'llf3 a) 22 ... 'llb4? 23. ~b4 ~b2 24. ~h7! c;!?h8 (24 ... c;!?h7 25. ~h4 c;!?g6 26 . .§.d8+-) 25 . .§.d8 ~d8 26. ~c2±; b) 22 ... g6 23. h3=l 22. ~e4 QJf6 23. ~b7 ~b7 24. Bel h6 25. .§.c8 ~c8 26. ~c2 ~c2 27. lbc2= QJdS 28. c;!?fl f6 29. e4 'llb4 30. lbb4 ~b4 31. c;!?e2 c;!?t7 32. g4 eS 33. h4 gS 34. hS c;!?e6 3S. c;!?d3 300
Wd6 36. f3 @c6 37. a3 Ad6 38. b4 Ae7 39. Wc2 Ad6 40. @d3 J.e7 41. @c2 Ad6 112 : 1/2 Br. Tadic
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E 14 S. SHANKLAND 2624 - JU. POLGAR 2676 Troms0 (of) 2014
1. d4 lt:\f6 2. c4 e6 3. lt:\f3 Ab4 4. lt:\bd2 b6 S. a3 Ad2 6. ~d2 J.b7 7. e3 as 8. b3 d6 9. ~e2 lt:\bd7 10. Ab2 0-0 11. 0-0 ~e7 [11... tlle4 12. ~c2 f5 13. d5!] 12. ~c2 cS 13. frfdl h6 14. Bacl .§.fc8
IS. a4 N (15. d5!? ed5 16. lt:Jh4 ~e6 (16 ... tlle4 17. lt:Jf5 ~g5 18. g4!) 17. Q\f5 d4!=>; 15. lt:\d2 a4 16. b4 cb4 17. ab4 a3 18. Ac3 e5 19. d5 b5i; 15. Aal - 94/403] cd4 16. lt:\d4 tt:JcS 17. Aa3 t2'lfe4! 18. tLlbS (18. f3?! ~g5! 19. fe4? J.e4-+; 18. Af3 f5=:;] dS?! [18 ... frd8 19. f3 ~g5=>] 19. f3 Q\f6 ( 19 ... ~g5 20. fe4! ~e3 21. @hi lt:\e4 22. Bfl +-; 19 ... tlld6 20. lt:\d6 ~d6 21. cd5;t] 20. ~b2 eS 21. cdS lt:\dS 22. e4 lt:\f4 23. J.c4 Bd8 (23 ... .§.c6 24. g3 .§.g6 25. @hi lt:\h5 26. ~f2±; 25. i.fl !] 24.@hl?! [24. g3! lt:\h3 25.@g2 lt:\g5 26. Ac5 bc5 27. ~c3±] .§.dl 2S • .§.di .§.d8 26. ~c2 Bdl 27. ~dl ~gs 28. ~d2 t2Je4! 29. fe4 J.e4 30. An Ac6 31. Acl ~g4 32. tllc3 gS (32 ... t2'lh3 33. ~d8 (33. lt:\dl? ~dl !; 33. lt:\d5? J.d5 34. ~d5 lt:\f2=) @h7 34. ~e3±( 33. ~c2@g7 34. Ae3 ~e6 3S.@gl! ~b7 36. lt:\bS lt:\dS 37. Af2 lt:\f4 38. lt:\c7 ~g4 39. Ab6+- (39. lt:\e8? @f8 40. Ac5 bc5 41. ~c5 @e8 42. Ab5 @d8-+I lt:\h3 40.@hl ~f4 41. ~c4 ~d2 42. ~e2 ~cl 43.
lt:\e8 @f8 44. t2'ld6 AdS 4S. Ae3 ~b 1 46. ~d3 ~el 47. ~e2 ~bl 48. lt:\c4 ~b3 49. ~d3 ~d3 SO. Ad3 t2'lf4 Sl. Af4 ef4 S2. ttJaS f3 S3. gf3 J.f3 S4. @gl Adl ss. Abs @e7 S6. t2Jc4 j,(3 S7. as f6 S8. a6 @d8 S9. @f2 Ahl 60. t2Je3 1:0 S. Shankland
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T.-M. GEORGESCU 2468 - AX. BACHMANN 2575
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178. J. HAMMER 2647 V. IORDACHESCU 2583
Yerevan 2014 1. d4 eir6 2. c4 e6 3. ein b6 4. g3 i..a6 5. b3 i..b7 6. i..g2 i..b4 7. i..d2 c5 8. d5!? 0-0 [8 ... ed5 9. lt:Jh4 eie4 10. i..b4 cb4 11. ~d4 ~f6 12. ~f6 eif6 13. eir5 c;!?f8 14. o-o i..c6 15. cd5 i..d5 16. i..d5 eid5 17 . .§.dl eif6 18. a3=] 9. eih4 ed5 10. i..b4 cb4 11. cd5 [11. 0-0 eie4 (11.. . .§.e8!? 12. cd5 g6oo; 11... ~c7 - 55/(516)) 12. ~d4 (12. cd5 ~f6 13. eid2 eic3~) eic6! (12 ... ~f6 13. ~f6 eif6 14. lt:Jf5;;1;;) 13. ~d5 lt:Jc5 (13 ... ~f6!? 14. i..e4 ~al 15. ~d7 .§.ab8 16. i..c6 .§.fd8 17. ~c7 .§.dc8 18. ~d6 i..c6 19. eif5 .§.b7oo) 14. eid2 .§.e8 15. e3 g6oo] eia6 12. 0-0 .§.e8 [12 ... d6 13. ~d4 .§.e8 14. e4 eic5 15. lt:Jd2 a5 16 . .§.fe I i..a6 17. eif5 eid3 18 . .§.e3 g6 302
19. eih6 c;!?g7 20. eig4 eie5 21. eie5 de5 22. ~b2 .§.c8 23. i..h3 .§.c7 24. a3 ba3 25 . .§a3 ~e7 26 . .§.alt] 13 . .§.el ct:Je4 N 113 ... tllc5 14. ~d4 eife4 (14 ... eice4 15. eid2 i..d5 16. eif5 .§.e6 17. ~Mt) 15. eid2 eid2 16. ~ d2
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Wh7 124 ... Wic7 25. e5 fe5 26. Wie5 @g8 27. W/ie7 Wid8 28. lt:Jec4 i.c4 29. lt:Jc4 a4 30. d6±] 2S. f4± Wie7 26. lt:Jec4 bS 27. lt:Jb6! W/id6 28. lt:Ja8 a'.a8 29. eS feS 30. feS Wic7 130 ... Wie7 31. d6+-) 31. £'.fl+- d6 32. e6 1:0 Va. Stoica
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L. PASKO 2327 - E. BERG 2554
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A ABRAMOVJC, B. [I] - Szuhanek 12 ADAMS, Ml. [3] - Grandelius 114; Kramnik 116; Naiditsch, A. 108 ADHIBAN, B. [11(1)] - Ghaem Maghami 110; Tomashevsky (193) AGDESTEIN, S. [(!)] - Karjakin, Sergey (89) AGHASARY AN [(I)] - Artemiev, V. (158) AHARON, 0. [(I)] - Grigoriants, S. (188) AKOBIAN [2] - Felgaer 130; Van Kampen, R. 106 ALMASI, Z. [I] - Jobava, Ba. 101 ALONSO, SA. [(I)] - Mareco (69) AL-SA YEO, M. [1/(l)] - Flores Rios 157; Gupta, Ab. (157) AMIN, B. [1/(2)] - Gagare, Shar. (3); Hansen, Eric (3); Stefansson, H. 3 AMONATOV [I] - Gelfand, B. 197 ANAND, V. [I] - Carlsen, M. 122 ANDERSEN, MADS [(2)] - Brynell (168); Cuenca Jimenez, J. (91) ANKIT, R. [(I)] - Melkumyan (119) ANTON GUIJARRO [I] - Jumabayev 54 ARESHCHENKO, A. [2] - Duda, J.-K. 68; Hovhannisyan, R. 79 ARONIAN [3] - Carlsen, M. 138; Leko, P. 141; Navara, D. 121 AROSHIDZE [(I)] - Kohlweyer (55) ARSOVIC, Z. [I] - Georgiev, Ki. 91 ARTEMIEV, V. [(I)] - Aghasaryan (158) ARUN PRASAD, S. [(I)] - Rathnakaran (43) ATALIK, S. [I] - Vucinic, G. 162
B BACHMANN, AX. [11(1)] - Georgescu, T.-M. 177; Kozhuharov (165) BACROT, E. [2] - Laznicka 127; Maze 198 BAKLAN [J] -Volokitin, A. 89 BALOGH, CS. [2/(2)] - Ding Liren 9; Jakovenko, D. (67); Rodshtein (104); Sargissian 104 BARAMIDZE [3] - Caruana, F. 32; Kramnik 171; Ruck, R. 161 BARNAURE [2] - Dragomirescu, R.-A. 42; Nevednichii, V. 195 BARON, TAL [(I)] -Velten (131) BARTEL, MAT. [I] - Oral, T. 20 BAUER, CH. [2] - Edouard 40; Fressinet 8 BELOUS, V. [(I)] - Inarkiev (166)
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BENKOVIC [I] - Havasi, G. 202 BERG, E. [I] - Pasko, L. 179 BERKES, F. [(I)] - L'Ami, A. (199) BERNADSKIY [I]- Dragun, K. 59 BLAGOJEVIC, DR.[(!)] - Nikolov, Sasho (110) BORISEK, J. [I] - Hansen, T. R. 107 BORUCHOVSKY, A. [(I)] - Zubritskiy (57) BRUNELLO, S. [I] - Sutovsky 160 BRUZON BATISTA [(I)] - Cheparinov, I. (59) BRYNELL [(I)] - Andersen, Mads (168)
c CARLSEN, M. [8/(1)] - Anand, V. 122; Aronian 138; Caruana, F. 39, (93); Dukie, Ni. 37; Naiditsch, A. 180; Nybiick, T. 132; Predojevic 17; Saric, Iv. 103 CARUANA, F. [4/(2)] - Baramidze 32; Carlsen, M. 39, (93); Gelfand, B. (33); Granda Zuniga 11; Grischuk, A.24 CHEPARINOV, I. [1/(2)] - Bruz6n Batista (59); Piirligras, M.-E. (191); Ponomariov, R. 169 CHINCHILLA MIRANDA [I] - Romero Holmes 93 CMIL YTE [(I)] - Gunina (146) COLOVIC, A. [I] - Felgaer 123 CORDOVA, E. [1] - Peralta, F. 23 CORI TELLO, D. [1] - Lalic, B. 27 CORNETTE, M. [(1)] - Kulon, K. (191) CORRALES JIMENEZ, F. [(I)] - Nyzhnyk (59) CRAMLING, P. [1]-Wiedenkeller 187 CRUZ LLEDO [1] - Lalic, B. 128 CUBAS, J. [I] - Supi 90 CUENCA JIMENEZ, J. [(2)] - Andersen, Mads (91); Paneto, M. (68) CVETKOVIC, SR. [2] - Milanovic, Da. 134; Tosic, M. 13
D DANIELSEN, HEN. [(!)] - Fedorchuk, S. (39) DANIN [(2)] - Hilverda (167); Mertanen (158) DARINI, P. [(I)] - Manukyan, S. V. (161) DELCHEV, A. [I] - Romanov, E. 88 DING UREN [6] - Balogh, Cs. 9; Dubov, Daniil 43; Wen Yang 190; Xiu Deshun 143; Zhigalko, S. 47; Zhou Weiqi 191 DOBROV, V. [(1)] - Videnova (81) DOMINGUEZ PEREZ, L. [2] - Ivanchuk 80; So, W. 76
DONCEA [I] - Fier, A. 66 DONCHENKO, ALEXA. [(!)] - Erdos, V. (166) DRABKE [(I)] - Panteleev, Pe. (IOI) DRAGOMIRESCU, R.-A. [l] - Bamaure 42 DRAGUN, K. [I] - Bemadskiy 59 DRASKO, M. [2/(1)] - Flores Rios 153; Mansour, Sam. 7; Sasikiran (7) DRENCHEV [I] -Vajda, Le. 146 DUBOV, DANIIL [I] - Ding Liren 43 DUDA, J.-K. [3] - Areshchenko, A. 68; Edouard 73; Yu Yangyi 78 DUK!c':, NI. [2/(1)] - Carlsen, M. 37; Kosic, D. 196; Vasquez Schroeder (151) DURARBA YLI [I] - Lalic, B. 84 DVIRNYY [(I)] - Miezis (55) DZAGNIDZE [l] - Gunina 183 DZHUMAEV, M. [(I)] -Van Wely (189)
GODENA [(I)] - Heimann, An. (118) GOGANOV, A. [(I)] - Grachev, B. (148) GORDON, S. J. [(I)] - Riff, J.-N. (73) GRACHEV, B. [(l)] - Goganov, A. (148) GRANDA ZUNIGA [2] - Caruana, F. 11; Zhang Zhong 58 GRANDELIUS [1/(2)] - Adams, Mi. 114; Semcesen (2); Vallejo Pons (192) GRIGORIANTS, S. [(l)] - Aharon, 0. (188) GRISCHUK, A. [6/(3)] - Caruana, F. 24; Filippov. An. 173; Karjakin, Sergey (160); Kramnik (160); Navara, D. 64; Topalov, V. 74; Urkedal 113; Vitiugov (54); Zhu Chen 41 GUN INA [ 1/(1 )] - Cmilyte ( 146); Dzagnidze 183 GUPTA, AB. [(I)] -Al-Sayed, M. (157)
H E EDOUARD [3] - Bauer, Ch. 40; Duda, J.-K. 73; Hammer, 1. 118 EFIMENKO, Z. [(l)] - Ipatov, A. (51) ELJANOV [2] - Mamedov, Rauf 124; Yu Yangyi 99 ERDOS, V. [(I)] - Donchenko, Alexa. (166) ESEN, B. [(I)] - Sutovsky (152) ESPINEIRA GONZALEZ, D. [I] - Patino Romaris 83
F FEDORCHUK, S. [(I)] - Danielsen, Hen. (39) FEDOROV, ALEXEI [l] - Ponkratov 56 FELGAER [2] - Akobian 130; Colovic, A. 123 FIER, A. [2/(1)] - Doncea 66; Ftacnik 192; Wojtaszek (73) FILIPPOV, AN. [2] - Grischuk, A. 173; Kamsky, G. 186 FLORES RIOS [2] - Al-Sayed, M. 157; Drasko, M. 153 FRESSINET [2] - Bauer, Ch. 8; Yu Yangyi 18 FROLYANOV [(I)] - Tsydypov, Z. (89) FTACNIK [1/(2)] - Fier, A. 192; Manik, M. (197); Ponomariov, R. (77)
G GABRIELIAN, A. [l] - Malakhov, V. 188 GAGARE, SHAR. [(I)] - Amin, B. (3) GAJEWSKI, G. [(I)] - Weichhold, P. (189) GANGUL Y, S. [(!)] - Karthikeyan, P. (164) GAO RU! [ 1/(1 )] - Sasikiran 152; Spasov, V. (70) GELFAND, B. [11(1)] - Amonatov 197; Caruana, F. (33) GEORGESCU, T.-M. [l] - Bachmann, Ax. 177 GEORGIEV, KI. (1] -Arsovic, Z. 91 GERZHOY [l] - Sutovsky 44 GHAEMMAGHAMI [2] - Adhiban, B. 110; Wei Yi 163 GIRi, A. [5] - Harikrishna, P. 100, 168; Hou Yifan 67; Topalov, V. 61; Vachier-Lagrave 105
HAMMER, J. [2] - Edouard 118; Iordachescu, V. 178 HANSEN, ERIC (2/(1)] - Amin, B. (3); Jones, G. 15; Smirin 55 HANSEN, T. R. [1/(1)] - Borisek, 1. 107; Ponomariov, R. (107) HARIKRISHNA, P. [4/(1)] - Giri, A. 100, 168; Hou Yifan 49; Motylev 109; Papaioannou, I. (78) HARUTYUNIAN [(!)] - Martirosyan, H. (107) HA VASI, G. [!] - Benkovic 202 HEIMANN, AN. [(I)] - Godena (ll8) HILLARP PERSSON (l] - Semcesen 182 HILVERDA [(l)] - Danin (167) HOU YIFAN [4] - Giri, A. 67; Harikrishna, P. 49; Lagno 139; Wojtaszek 5 HOVHANNISYAN, R. [l] -Areshchenko, A. 79 HOWELL, D. [l] - Sedlak, N. 10 HRACEK [2] - Karjakin, Sergey 97; Tari 111 HUZMAN [(I)] - Saric, Iv. (92)
IDER, B. [(I)] - Svane, R. (88) ILLESCAS CORDOBA [2] - Kostenko, P. 52; Rapport, R. 34 INARKIEV [1/(2)] - Belous, V. (166); lpatov, A. (51); Sju~irov 45 INDIC, A. [I] - Sarenac, I. 158 IONESCU, D.-A. [!] - Miron, L.-C. 50 IORDACHESCU, V. [1/(2)] - Hammer, J. 178; Manakova, M. (90); Peptan (53) IOTOV, V. (2/(2)] - Jianu, V.-C. 137; Karjakin, Sergey 38; Sadorra (7); Sarkar, J. (166) IPATOV, A. [ 1/(2)] - Efimenko, Z. (51 ); lnarkiev (51); Wang Hao 51 ISMAGAMBETOV, AN. [l] - Shirov 26 ISTRATESCU, A. [I] - Vachier-Lagrave 164 IVANCHUK [7] - Dominguez Perez, L. 80; Kovalyov, A. 165; Mamedyarov 120; Navara, D. 159; Pelletier, Y. 53; Sadorra 184; Urkedal 2 IVANISEVIC, I. [2] - Mamedyarov 185; Navara, D. 166
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J JAKOVENKO, D. [2/(1 )] - Balogh, Cs. (67); Shomoev 142; Sutovsky 150 JANKOVIC, A. [l] - Milanovic, Da. 19 JAVAKHADZE [(I)] - Pantsulaia, L. (5) JIANU, V.-C. [2] - Iotov, V. 137; Polgar, Ju. 87 JOBA VA, BA. [3/(1)] - Almasi, Z. 101; Mamedyarov 21, 117; Salgado Lopez, I. (117) JONES, G. [2] - Hansen, Eric 15; Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son 86 JOVANOVIC, B. P. [(J)] -Velickovic, Sa. (35) JUMABA YEV [2] - Anton Guijarro 54; Sethuraman, S. 167 JURCIK, MART. [(I)] - Konopka, M. (153)
K KALEZIC [(l)] - Palac (76) KAMSKY, G. [2/(1)] - Filippov, An. 186; L'Ami, E. 28; Lenderman (82) KARJAKIN, SERGEY [2/(3)] - Agdestein, S. (89); Grischuk, A. (160); Hracek 97; lotov, V. 38; Radjabov, T. (88) KARTHIKEYAN, P. [(!)] - Ganguly, S. (164) KASIMDZHANOV [2] - Kramnik 136; Naiditsch, A. 200 KOHL WEYER [(I)] - Aroshidze (55) KOKAREV, DM. [(I)] - Predke (79) KONOPKA, M. [(I)] - Jurcik, Mart. (153) KOSIC, D. [l] - Dukie, Ni. 196 KOSTENKO, P. [1] - Illescas Cordoba 52 KOVACEVIC, AL. [1] - Szuhanek 69 KOVALENKO, I. [(I)] - Meskovs (53) KOVALEV, VL. [2]-Rusev, K. 194; Zhigalko, A. 199 KOVAL YOV, A. [1] - Ivanchuk 165 KOZHUHAROV [(I)] - Bachmann, Ax. (165) KRAMNIK [8/(1)] - Adams, Mi. 116; Baramidze 171; Grischuk, A. (160); Kasimdzhanov 136; Leko, P. 175; Meier, Geo. 4; Nedev, Tr. 98; Topalov, V. 170, 181 KULON, K. [(!)]-Cornette, M. (191) KUZUBOV [(!)] - Ter-Sahakyan (76)
L LAGNO [1/(1)] - Hou Yifan 139; Stefanova, A. (155) LALIC, B. [7] - Cori Tello, D. 27; Cruz Lledo 128; Durarbayli 84; Martin Duque 135; Sgircea 129; Suarez Gomez, J. 62; Tesik, Cs. 174 LAUTH, B. [(I)] - Popov, Iv. (49) L' AMI, A. [(I)] - Berkes, F. (I 99) L'AMI, E. [II(!)] - Kamsky, G. 28; Van Wely (2) LAZNICKA [4] - Bacrot, E. 127; Sargissian 1; Shabalov, Al. 193; Svidler 48 LEITAO, R. [1] - Markos, J. 82 LEKO, P. [4]-Aronian 141; Kramnik 175; Lupulescu, C. 92; Ponomariov, R. 33 LENDERMAN [(2)] - Kamsky, G. (82); Ramirez, Alej. (88) LIBISZEWSKI, F. [(I)] - Sebag, M. (74)
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LI CHAO [I] - Rodshtein 119 LUPULESCU, C. [2/(1)] - Leko, P. 92; Saric, Iv. (13), 46 LU SHANGLEI [I] - Wei Chenpeng 71
M MAIWALD, J.-U. [I] -Zakhartsov, Vi. 131 MALAKHOV, V. [I] -Gabrielian, A. 188 MALETIN, P. [1/(1)] - Shirov 155; Yakovich, Yuri (165) MAMEDOV, RAUF [I] - Eljanov 124 MAMEDYAROV [4] - Ivanchuk 120; Ivanisevic, I. 185;Jobava, Ba. 21, 117 MANAKOVA, M. [(I)] - Iordiichescu, V. (90) MANIK, M. [(I)] - Ftacnik (197) MANSOUR, SAM. [I] - Drasko, M. 7 MANUKYAN, S. V. [(I)] - Darini, P. (161) MARECO [(I)] - Alonso, Sa. (69) MARKOS, J. [I]- Leitao, R. 82 MARKOVIC, I. J. [I] - Ostojic, N. 36 MARTIN DUQUE [1] - Lalic, B. 135 MARTINEZ ROMERO, M. [l] - Shankland, S. 60 MARTIROSYAN, H. [(I)] - Harutyunian (107) MA TEO [(I)] - Piorun (80) MATLAKOV [(I)] - Palachev, Petr (148) MAZE [I] - Bacrot, E. 198 MEGARANTO [I] - Zhigalko, S. 115 MEIER, GEO. [2] - Kramnik 4; Naiditsch, A. 201 MELKUMYAN [(!)] - Ankit, R. (119) MERTANEN [(!)]- Danin (158) MESKOVS [(!)] - Kovalenko, I. (53) MIEZIS [(I)] - Dvimyy (55) MILANOVIC, DA. [2] - Cvetkovic, Sr. 134; Jankovic, A. 19 MIRON, L.-C. [2] - Ionescu, D.-A. 50; Piirligras, M.-E. 133 MISTA, A. [(I)] - Yilmaz, M. En. (76) MOISEENKO, ALEXANDER [l] - Wei Yi 156 MOTYLEV [l] - Harikrishna, P. 109 MOVSESIAN, S. [l] - Sasikiran 125
N NAIDITSCH, A. [5] - Adams, Mi. 108; Carlsen, M. 180; Kasimdzhanov 200; Meier, Geo. 201; Nikolic, Pr. 85 NAKAMURA, HI. [2] - Navara, D. 144, 145 NAVARA, D. [6] - Aronian 121; Grischuk, A. 64; Ivanchuk 159; lvanisevic, I. 166; Nakamura, Hi. 144, 145 NEDEV, TR. [I]- Kramnik 98 NEPOMNIACHTCHI [3/(1)] - Popov, Iv. (77); Rusev, K. 30; Saric, Iv. 77; Vazquez Igarza 14 NEVEDNICHII, V. [l] - Biimaure 195 NEVEROV, VA. [(I)] - Shimanov (193) NGUYEN DUC HOA [!/(!)] - Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son (147); Salgado Lopez, I. 96 NGUYEN NGOC TRUONG SON [11(1)] - Jones, G. 86; Nguyen Due Hoa (147) NGUYEN THI MAI HUNG[(!)] - Pourkashiyan (89)
NIKAC [I] - Tadic, Br. 31 NIKOLIC, PR.[!] - Naiditsch, A. 85 NIKOLOV, SASHO [(I)] - Blagojevic, Dr. (110) NJSJPEANU [l] - Sasikiran 149 NYBACK, T. [I] - Carlsen, M. 132 NYZHNYK [2/(1)] - Corrales Jimenez, F. (59); Paragua, M. 151; Zherebukh 22
0 OBODCHUK [( 1)] - Predojevic ( 151) OLIY ARES OLIVARES [( 1)] - Perez Gormaz (68) ORAL, T. [I] - Bartel, Mat. 20 ORTIZ SUAREZ [3] - Quesada Perez, Yu. 81; Socko, B. 95; Sutovsky 112 OSTOJJC, N. [I] - Markovic, I. J. 36
p PALAC [1/(1)] - Kalezic (76); Safarli 70 PALACHEV, PETR [(I)] - Matlakov (148) PANELO, M. [(I)] - Cuenca Jimenez, J. (68) PANTELEEV, PE. [(I)] - Drabke (IOI) PANTSULAIA, L. [(!)] - Javakhadze (5) PAPAIOANNOU, I. [(I)] - Harikrishna, P. (78) PARAGUA, M. [1] -Nyzhnyk 151 PARLIGRAS, M.-E. [11(1)] - Cheparinov, I. (191); Miron, L.-C. 133 PASKO, L. [I] - Berg, E. 179 PATINO ROMARIS [I] - Espineira Gonzalez, D. 83 PELLETIER, Y. [l] - lvanchuk 53 PEPTAN [(I)] - Iordiichescu, V. (53) PERALTA, F. [I] - Cordova, E. 23 PEREZ GORMAZ [(I)] - Olivares Olivares (68) PERUNOVIC, MIL. [(I)] - Sedlak, N. (91) PETAKOV [J] -Vuckovic, Bo. 35 PIKULA, D. [I] - Sarenac, D. 72 PIORUN [(I)] - Mateo (80) POLGAR, JU. [2] - Jianu, V.-C. 87; Shankland, S. 176 PONKRATOV [11(1)] - Fedorov, Alexei 56; Yuffa (24) PONOMARIOV, R. [2/(2)] - Cheparinov, I. 169; Ftacnik (77); Hansen, T. R. (107); Leko, P. 33 . POPOV, JV. [(2)] - Lalith, B. (49); Nepomniachtch1 (77) POSEDARU [J] -Tadic, Br. 6 POURKASHIYAN [(I)] - Nguyen Thi Mai Hung (89) PREDKE [(I)] - Kokarev, Om. (79) PREDOJEVIC [11(1)] - Carlsen, M. 17; Obodchuk (151)
Q QUESADA PEREZ, YU. [1/(2)] - Ortiz Suarez 81; Smirin (55); Vigorito (73)
R RADJABOV, T. [(l)] - Karjakin, Sergey (88) RAJKOVIC, DU. [l] - Sorgic 25
RAMIREZ, ALEJ. [(I)] - Lenderman (88) RAPPORT, R. [2] - Illescas Cordoba 34; Savchenko, B. 94 RATHNAKARAN [(l)] -Arun Prasad, S. (43) RIFF, J.-N. [( 1)] - Gordon, S. 1. (73) ROBSON, R. [(I)] - Torres Rosas, L. (71) RODER, M. [(JJ] - Smirnov, P. (198) RODSHTEIN [I/( I)]- Balogh, Cs. ( 104); Li Chao 119 ROMANOV, E. [I] - Delchev, A. 88 ROMERO HOLMES [l] - Chinchilla Miranda 93 RUCK, R. [I] - Baramidze 161 RUSEV, K. [2] - Kovalev, VI. 194; Ncpomniachtchi 30 RYCHAGOV, AN. [I] - Shariyazdanov 148
s SADORRA [1/(1)]- Jotov, V. (7); lvanchuk 184 SAF ARLI [ l] - Palac 70 SAGAR, SH. [I] - Zakhartsov, Vi. 172 SALGADO LOPEZ, I. [11(1 )] - Jobava, Ba. ( 117); Nguyen Due Hoa 96 SANCHEZ JEREZ [( 1)] - Sjiidahl ( 193) SARENAC, D. [I] - Pikula, D. 72 SA REN AC, I. [I] - lndic, A. 158 SARGISSIAN [2] - Balogh, Cs. I 04; Laznicka I SARIC, IV. [3/(2)] - Carlsen, M. 103; Huzman (92); Lupulescu, C. (13), 46; Nepomniachtchi 77 SARKAR, 1. [(!)] - Iotov, V. ( 166) SASIKIRAN [3/( I)] - Drasko, M. (7); Gao Rui 152; Movscsian, S. 125; Nisipeanu 149 SAVCHENKO, B. [I] - Rapport, R. 94 SEBAG, M. [(I)] - Libiszewski, F. (74) SEDLAK, N. [I/( I)] - Howell, D. IO; Perunovic, Mil. (91) SEMCESEN [I/( I)] - Grandelius (2); Hillarp Persson 182 SENGUPTA, D. [(I)] - Vorontsov, P. (71) SETHURAMAN, S. [I] - Jumabayev 167 SGIRCEA [I] - Lalic, B. 129 SHABALOV, AL. [I] - Laznicka 193 SHANKLAND, S. [2] - Martinez Romero, M. 60; Polgar, Ju. 176 SHARIYAZDANOV [I]- Rychagov, An. 148 SHIMANOV [(I)] - Neverov, Va. ( 193) SHIROV [4/( I)] - Jsmagambetov, An. 26; Maletin, P. 155; Solak, D. 126; Sulskis, S. 102; Sutovsky (64) SHOMOEV [I] - Jakovenko, D. 142 SIMONIAN, T. [(l)] -Timofeev, Arty. (146) SJODAHL [(I)] - Sanchez Jerez (193) SJUGJROV [I] - Inarkiev 45 SMIRIN [11(1)] - Hansen, Eric 55; Quesada Perez, Yu. (55) SMIRNOV, P. [(I)] - Roder, M. (198) SO, W. [2] - Dominguez Perez, L. 76; Sutovsky 189 SOCKO, B. [2] - Ortiz Suarez 95; Swicrcz, D. 154 SOLAK, D. [I] - Shirov 126 SOLOMUNOVIC [1] -Tadic, Br. 16 SORGIC [!] - Rajkovic, Du. 25 SPASOV, V. [(I)] - Gao Rui (70) STEFANOVA, A. [(I)] - Lagno 055) STEFANSSON, H. [I] -Amin, B. 3
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STERN 1 R. [I] - Yilmaz, M. En. 147 STEVIC, H. [I] - Tadic, Br. 63 SUAREZ GOMEZ, J. [I] - Lalic, B. 62 SULSKIS, S. [I] - Shirov 102 SUPI [I] - Cubas, J. 90 SUTOVSKY [5/(2)] - Brunello, S. 160; Esen, B. (152); Gerzhoy 44; Jakovenko, D. 150; Ortiz Suarez 112; Shirov (64); So, W. 189 SVANE, R. [(!)] - Ider, B. (88) SVIDLER [I] - Laznicka 48 SWIERCZ, D. [I] - Socko, B. 154 SZUHANEK [2] - Abramovic, B. 12; Kovacevic, Al. 69
T TADIC, BR. [4] - Nikac 31; Posedaru 6; Solomunovic 16; Stevie, H. 63 TARI[!]- Hracek 111 TER-SAHAKYAN [(I)] - Kuzubov (76) TESIK, CS.[!]- Lalic, B. 174 TIMOFEEV, ARTY. [(I)] - Simonian, T. (146) TOMASHEVSKY [(I)] - Adhiban, B. (193) TOPALOV, V. [6/(1)] - Giri, A. 61; Grischuk, A. 74; Kramnik 170, 181; Vallejo Pons 29; Wojtaszek 75; Zhigalko, S. (57) TORRES ROSAS, L. [(I)] - Robson, R. (71) TOSIC, M. [I] - Cvetkovic, Sr. 13 TSYDYPOV, Z. [(I)] - Frolyanov (89)
VELTEN[(!)]- Baron, Tai (131) VIDENOVA [(!)]- Dobrov, V. (81) VIGORITO [(I)] - Quesada Perez, Yu. (73) VITIUGOV [(I)] - Grischuk, A. (54) VOLOKITIN, A. [I] - Baklan 89 VORONTSOV, P. [(I)] - Sengupta, D. (71) VUCINIC, G. [!]- Atalik, S. 162 VUCKOVIC, BO.[!]- Petakov 35
w WANG HAO [I] - Ipatov, A. 51 WANG YUE [l] -Vachier-Lagrave 140 WEI CHENPENG [I] - Lu Shanglei 71 WEICHHOLD, P. [(I)] - Gajewski, G. (189) WEI YI [3] - Ghaem Maghami 163; Moiseenko, Alexander 156; Van Kampen, R. 57 WEN YANG [I] - Ding Liren 190 WIEDENKELLER [l] -Cramling, P. 187 WOJTASZEK [2/(2)] - Fier, A. (73); Hou Yifan 5; Topalov, V. 75; Vachier-Lagrave (78)
x XIU DESHUN [I] - Ding Liren 143
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YAKOVICH, YURI [(I)] - Maletin, P. (165) YILMAZ, M. EN. [1/(1)] - Mista, A. (76); Stem, R. 147 YUFFA [(I)] - Ponkratov (24) YU VANGYI [4] - Duda, J.-K. 78; Eljanov 99; Fressinet 18; Van Wely 65
V ACHIER-LAG RA VE [3/(1 )] - Giri, A. 105; lstriitescu, A. 164; Wang Yue 140; Wojtaszek (78) VAJDA, LE. [I] - Drenchev 146 VAKHIDOV, J. [(I)] - Van Kampen, R. (189) VALLEJO PONS [11(1)] - Grandelius (192); Topalov, V.29 VAN KAMPEN, R. [2/(1)] - Akobian 106; Vakhidov, J. (189); Wei Yi 57 VAN WELY [1/(2)] - Dzhumaev, M. (189); L'Ami, E. (2); Yu Vangyi 65 v ASQUEZ SCHROEDER [(I)] - Dukie, Ni. (151) VAZQUEZ !GARZA [I] - Nepomniachtchi 14 VELICKOVIC, SA. [(I)] - Jovanovic, B. P. (35)
ZAKHARTSOV, VI. [2] - Maiwald, J.-U. 131; Sagar, Sh. 172 ZHANG ZHONG [I] - Granda Zuniga 58 ZHEREBUKH [I] - Nyzhnyk 22 ZHIGALKO, A. [I] - Kovalev, VI. 199 ZHIGALKO, S. [2/(1)] - Ding Liren 47; Megaranto 115; Topalov, V. (57) ZHOU WEIQI [I] - Ding Liren 191 ZHU CHEN [I] - Grischuk, A. 41 ZUBRITSKIY [(I)] - Boruchovsky, A. (57)
u URKEDAL [2] - Grischuk, A. 113; lvanchuk 2
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LEITAO, R.; FELGAER [l] 130 LEITAO, R.; FIER, A. [l] 192 MARIN, MI. [6] 120, 124, 127, 132, 136, 141 MARTINOVIC, SL. [4] 57, 59, 88, 154 MILANOVIC, DA. [10] 8, 19, 40, 43, 47, 101, 180, 181, 185, 186 MOROZEVICH [2] 45, 46 PATINO ROMARiS [l] 83 PAUNOVIC, D. [l] 65 PAUNOVIC, T. [18] 61, 64, 67, 116, 118, 119, 121, 122, 137, 138, 139, 142, 143, 144, 145, 182, 183, 187 PIKULA, D. [5] 20, 72, 74, 156, 201 SADORRA [5] 78, 86, 115, 149, 184 SEDLAK, N. [l] 10 SHANKLAND, S. [2] 60, 176 SO, W. [2] 2, 140 SORGIC [l] 25 ST AMENKOVIC, Z. [I] 17 STOICA, VA. [9] 42, 50, 56, 66, 87, 133, 177, 178, 195 SULSKIS, S. [5] 21, 48, 104, 125, 194 SZUHANEK [2] 12, 69 TADIC, BR. [43] l, 4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 15, 16, 18, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33,35,36, 38, 39,41,44,49, 63,95,96,97, 99, 100, 103, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113, 114, 168, 169, 170, 171, 173, 175 ZAKHARTSOV, VI. [2] 131, 172
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3. J. ORUSICA - AllTll BRKlt 1... lt:Jf3? [l... lt:Jg6! a) 2. @g7 lt:Jf4 3. @h6 (3. h4 g4 4. @h6 f6-+; 3. g4 lt:Jh3-+) lt:Jh3-+; b) 2. @f7 lt:Jf4! 3. @g7 (3. @f6 lt:Jh3-+; 3. h4 g4 4. @g7 hS S. @h6 @c4! 6. @gS @d3 7. @f4 @e2 8. @gS @f3 9. @hS @g3 10. @gS @f3-+) lt:Jh3 4. @h6 g4 S. @hS t2Jt2-+I 2. @f7 lt:Jh2 3.@g6 gf4 [3 ... g4 4. @h6 @c6 S. fS
5. KllAMlllK - IF. CARUANA 1...@e8?? [I... @f8! 2. @e6 (2. @d6 .§.b6 3. @cs .§.b3=) .§.b6 3. @d7 .§.bS!=I 2. @f6 .§b6 3. @g7 [3 ... .§b3 4. @g6 .§.d3 S. @f6 .§.d6 6. @fS .§.d3 7. g6 @f8 8. eS+-1 1:0
6. 1. OOMillGUllZ l'lERllZ BA. JOBAVA 1... @bS!= 2. lt:Jc4 @c4 3. @t'2 dS 4. @e3 i.d7 S. h4 g6 6. @d2 h6 7. @e3 i.e8 8. g3 i.d7 9. @e2 i.e8 10. @d2 J..c6 11. @e3 i.d7 12. f4 fS 13.@d2 hS 14.@e3 1/2 : 1/2
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9. llUAllOV - llA.UIF MAMllOOV 1. hS! [l...@hS 2. ~h2#; 1... ghS 2. ~g2+-; 1... .§fS 2 . .§g6@h7 3. @g2+-I 1:0
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ELJANOV - Mamedov, Rauf9 HOWELL, D. - Sambuev 4 JOBA VA, BA. - Dominguez Perez, L. 6 KRAMNIK - Caruana, F. 5 MAMEDOV, RAUF - Eljanov 9 NESTOROVIC, L. - Arsovic, G. 2 SADZIKOWSKI, D. - Burg, T. 8 SAMBUEV - Howell, D. 4 YU y ANG YI - Almasi, z. 7
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2. A. STAVlll•TSKY 1. ~e2! [l. ~el?! ~es 2. Be4 i.b3 3. c;!?h7 Bb7 4. c;!?h6 Bb6 s. c;!?hS i.fl 6. c;!?h4 sb4! 7. d4!? Bd4 8. Bd4 ~el!] ~e5 2. Se4 i.b3 3. c;!?h7 Bb7 4. c;!?h6! [4. c;!?g6? i.fl s. c;!?h6 Bb6 6. i.f6 sf6 7. c;!?g7=1Sb65. c;!?h5 i.f7 6. c;!?h4! Bh4! 7. d4! Sd4 s. Bd4 ~e2 9. Sd8#
3. fl'. All•STOV & N. llYABININ 1. Bb6 [l. Ba7? ~bS-+] ~h8! [l... ~c8 2. Sb7] 2. c;!?bl! [2. Sb7? lt:'ie8 3. c;!?bl lt:'ic7; 2 ... lt:'ie6] lt:'ie6 3. lt:'ie6 fe6 4. Sb7 ~c8! [4 ... c;!?d6 s. Bb8] 5. Bh8 ~d7! [S ... ~c7 6. h8~+-] 6. c8lt:'i! [6. c8~? ~dl 7. ~cl ~d3 8. c;!?al ~d4] c;!?f7 7. lt:'id6! ~d6 s. Bh7 c;!?g6 9. h8lt:'i! c;!?f6 [9 ... c;!?gS 10. lt:'ifl] 10. g5! hg5 11. e5! ~e5 12. Bf7#
4. Y. AIF•K 1. Sb5!! IL Bb8? c;!?a7 2. Bh8 Bg6=; 1. sh7? Sg4 2. c;!?fS BgS!=; 1. Bb6? c;!?a7!=; 1. Sbl? sh2 2. Bal Bb2! 3. c;!?dS! BbS!! 4. c;!?c4 (4. c;!?c6 Sb6! S. c;!?b6=) Bb7! S. i.e4=; 1. Sg7? sh2=l Sh2 II... c;!?a7 2. h3+--l 2. Ba5 Bb2! 3. c;!?d5!! [3. i.fl? Bb7 4. i.dS=; 3. c;!?eS? Bb7! 4. i.e4=] Bb7 4. i.e4! Ba7 5. c;!?d6!+- c;!?b8 e.g. 6. Sb5 c;!?c8 7. i.f5+-
5. S. DIDUKH 1. d6! [1. c;!?f3? lt:'ieS; 1. lt:'id4? c;!?b4 2. i.a2 lt:'ig3=; 1. c;!?f4? lt:'if2 2. c;!?fS lt:'icS 3. d4 lt:'id7 4. c;!?e6 lt:'ib6=] ed6 2. i.d5 lt:'ig3 3. i.c6 c;!?b3 4. lt:'id4 c;!?c4 5. ii..b5! [S. d3? c;!?cS 6. ii..d7 lt:'ifl I c;!?d5 IS ... c;!?cs 6. ii..d7 lt:'ifl 7. c;!?d3 lt:'id2 8. lt:'ie6] 6. ii..d7 lt:'ifl 7. c;!?e2! [7. c;!?d3? lt:'id2 zz 8. ii..h3 lt:'ib 1=I lt:'id2 s. c;!?d3 ! zz lt:'ifl I8 ...
lt:'ibl 9. lt:'ibS! c;!?cS 10. c;!?c2; 8 ... lt:'ie4 9. i.c6; 8 ... lt:'ic4 9. Ae6] 9. lt:'ie2 C2Jh2 10. ii..h3 lt:'if3 ll.i.g2+-
6. N. llYABININ 1. lt:'ig5 c;!?h8 2. c6!! [2. Sal? ~h7 3. lt:'ih7 c;!?h7] bc6 3. Bal ~h7 4. lt:'ih7 c;!?h7 5. b5!! cb5 6. g4 e2 7. g5 d3 8. Shl al~ 9. Sal d2 10. h5 gh5 11. sa6 d6 12. Bd6 di~ 13. Bh6 gh6 14. g6 c;!?h8 15. g7 c;!?h716. g8~#
7. fl'. All•STOV 1. lt:'ie2! [l. c;!?h4? lt:'ig2 2. c;!?g3 lt:'iel 3. ii..f4 lt:'id3=] lt:'ig2 [l... c;!?eS 2. lt:'if4 C2Jg2 3. lt:'ig2+-] 2. lt:'if4! c;!?e5 [2 ... C2Jf4 3. i.f4 d4 4. c;!?g4 d3 s. c;!?f3 c;!?fS 6. ii..h2+-] 3. lt:'ig2 h3 4. lt:'ie3! [4. lt:lh4? c;!?e4 S. c;!?g4 h2 6. CLifS c;!?d3 7. lt:'ig3 d4 8. c;!?h3 c;!?c2 9. i.h6 d3=] c;!?e4 5. c;!?g4! [S. lt:lfl? c;!?f3 6. c;!?h4 c;!?f2! 7. lt:lh2 c;!?g2=; S. C2Jg4? c;!?f3 6. c;!?h4 d4 7. c;!?h3 d3 8. lt:leS c;!?e2 9. lt:lc4 d2=] h2 6. CLifl! [6. lt:lfS? c;!?d3 7. C2'lg3 d4 8. c;!?h3 c;!?c2 9. ii..h6 d3=] hllt:'i [6 ... hl~ 7. C2'lg3 c;!?d3 8. lt:'ihl d4 9. C2Jf2 c;!?c2 10. i.gS d3 11. lt:le4+-l 7. i.e3! d4 [7 ... c;!?d3 8. c;!?f3+-l 8. i.gl c;!?d3 [8 ... d3 9. lt:ld2 c;!?dS 10. c;!?h3+-] 9. c;!?f3+-
8 . .I. TIMMAN 1. b5! i.b5 [1 ... c2 2. i.d2=] 2. lt:'ie5 [2. BbS? Bc6-+] ii..c4 [2 ... ii..e2 3. Bc8 c2 4. Bc2 ii.es S. i.c3=] 3. lt:lc4 .§.h8! 4. c;!?h8 c2 5 . .§.b2! [S. c;!?h7? c 1~ 6. lt:ld6 ~c2-+l ii..b2 6. C2'lb2 c;!?e2 7. lt:ld3! [7. ii..d2? c;!?d2 8. lt:ld3 c;!?d3 9. h6 cl~ 10. h7 c;!?e4-+] c;!?d3 8. ii..d2! c;!?d2 9. h6 cl~ 10. h7=
9. 0. P•llVAKOV 1. d8lt:l! [1. d8~? fl~ 2. c;!?g4 (2. c;!?e4 ~f4#) 3. c;!?h3 ii.fl#] c;!?g7! [l... c;!?e7 2 . .§.eS c;!?d6 3. h8~ fl~ 4. c;!?g6 C2Jc6 S. BfS! C2Je7 6. c;!?h7 lt:'ifS 7. ~f6 c;!?cS 8. ii..fS=] 2 • .§.c7 c;!?h8 3. lt:'ifl [3. Bc4? fl~ 4. c;!?g6 ~c4 S. lbfl ~fl 6. c;!tfl c;!?h7-+] c;!?h7 [3 ... i.fl 4. Sc 1 ii..c4 S. c;!?g6=] 4. c;!?f6! [4. CLieS? c;!?g8 S. ii..e6 ii..e6 6. c;!?e6 fl~ 7 . .§.c8 ~f8 8 . .§.f8 c;!?f8 9. c;!?f6 ii..b2!-+l lt:ld7! [4 ... ii..b2 S. lt:'ie5 c;!?g8 6. ii..h3 ii.es 7. c;!?eS fl~ 8. ii.fl ~f4
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STUDIES i.fl 9 . .§.c8=; 4 ... fl 'JJt/ 5. i.f5 'J.!t/f5 6. @f5 i.fl 7. .§.fl @g8 8. !1c7=l 5. i.d7 [5. !1d7? fl'J.!t/-+l i.b2 6. tL'le5 fl'J.!t/ [6 ... i.e5 7. @e5 fl'J.!t/ 8. i.h3!=] 7. i.f5@hS! s . .§.h7@gS 9.
.§.g7 @rs 10. .§.ti! @es 110 ... i.fl pat] 11. !1e7 @dS 12. Bd7 @es [12 ... @c8 13 . .§.dl @c7 14 . .§.fl i.fl 15. @g6=] 13. !1e7 ~f8 14. .§.ti! .liti=
lllGISTAll/FIMI • llHR1Kt/FIM6 • lllOIX/FHIMIS • lllGISTlll/FHIMlll • lllGISTlll/FHiMIS • lllGISTllO/FIMAS • lllGISTllO/FIMI • lllGISTlll/FIMAll • ~~l/~El! •
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Active self block: 3 Battery play: 3, 9 Cross-pin: 2 Domination: 4, 5, 7 Line opening: 6 Logical try: 1, 2, 4, 8 Mate: 2, 6 Novotny: 9
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Pawn-hunt: 6, 7 Perpetual check: 1, 9 Phoenix: 7 Pinning: 2, 5, 9 Reciprocal zugzwang: 5 Sacrificial play: 6, 8 Stalemate: 4, 9 underpromotions: 3, 9
METZ, Y 2014 (39 players, 9 rounds) 1- 6. Shoker, A. lstratescu, Gharamian, A. Vovk, Epishin, Ch. Bauer 6Y,, 7-12. Yi. Zakhartsov, S. Halkias, B. Ider, Alexa. Donchenko, Ste. Mazur, Greenfeld SY,, 13-17. Solodovnichenko, Kohlweyer, R. Svane, Hai"k, Jessel S, etc. NAKHCHIYAN, Y 2014 (52 players, 9 rounds) 1- 4. B. Savchenko, Safarli, Shimanov, Rauf Mamedov 6Y2, S-9. K. Shanava, Paichadze, L. Pantsulaia, Nigalidze, Y. Sana! 6, 10-13. K.hismatullin, Gagunashvili, Pavel Smimov (4 I 2342S), G. Guseinov SY, , 14- 24. A. Korobov, 0. Komeev, Or. Abdulov, z. Mammadov, A. Asgarizadeh, Ary. Gholarni, Dastan, Yu. Rasulov, L. Guliev, Aghasiyev, M. lskandarov S, etc.
cot. XIX (2721)
LA HABANA, Y 2014 49th Capablanca Ellte
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W. SO BRUZ6N BATISTA L. DOMINGUEZ PEREZ Z. ALMASI VALLEJO PONS 6 IYANCHUK
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BACALLAO ALONSO S. BOGNER E. CORDOVA ORTiZ SUAREZ YU. QUESADA P~REZ YA. QUE~ADA PEREZ Y. GONZALEZ VIDAL DVIRNYY HEVIA ALEJANO SAM BU EV
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I. Ki. Georgiev 7, 2. I. Cheparinov 6Y2, 3. At. Kolev S, 4- 6. Rados!. Dimitrov, Mo. Nikolov, Drenchev 4Yi, 7. Marholev 4, 8-9. P. G. Amaudov, I. Enchev 3Y,, 10. Ly. Danov 2
IA$1, Y 2014 (214 players, 9 rounds) I. Ax. Bachmann 8, 2-3. Lysyj, M.-E. Parligras 7Y,, 4-8. P. Prohaszka (72626SJ, Svetushkin, Kovchan, V. Nevednichii, I. Kovalenko 7, 9- 19. Sjugirov, Kiilaots, E. L' Ami, T.-M . Georgescu,
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A. Fier, R. Ankit, Jianu, V. Iordiichescu, G.-C. Ardelean, Ant. Pavlidis, S. Halkias 6Y,, 20-42. E. Can, A. Sandalakis, D. Baratosi, C.-C. Nanu, Peptan, B. Bok, Doncea, C. Lupulescu, L.-C. Miron, Soltanici, Cawdery, Petri~or, Ch. Aravindh, E. Atalik, D.-A. Ionescu, Al. Manea, N.-T. Petre, Panag. Hristodoulou, Tomici, B.-D. Deac, Posedaru, I. Vasilevich, Kutnik 6, etc.
USA (ch), V 2014
I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
G. KAMSKY LENDERMAN AKOBIAN S. SHANKLAND D. NARODITSKY A. ONISCHUK J. FRIEDEL R. ROBSON T. GAREEV ERENBURG ALEJ. RAMIREZ MOLNER
cat. XV (2610)
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LLUCMAJOR, V 2014 (185 players, 9 rounds} 1-2. S. Fedorchuk, A. Delchev 7Yi, 3-6. Solodovnichenko, Anton Guijarro, Granda Zuniga, M. Pap 7, 7-17. S. Agdestein, Movsziszian, Mascaro March, Sumets, Narciso Dub Ian, Mads Andersen, Re. Castellanos Rodriguez, A. Colovic, B. Lalic, D. Paunovic, Almagro Llamas 6\/2, 18-31. Del Rio De Angelis, Ch. Sielecki, Panelo, Gonzalez De La Torre, Kalegin, A. Arribas Lopez, F. Peralta, Kveinys, Galego, Garcia Palermo, Szczepkowska-Horowska, N. V. Pedersen, Sudakova, Abergel 6, etc.
cat. XVIII (2699)
POIKOVSKY, V 2014
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TASHKENT, V 2014 8th Agzamov Memorial (I 0 I players, 9 rounds) I. Ab. Gupta 7Yi, 2-5. Kuzubov, Mchedlishvili, Pavel Smimov (4123425), Pashikian 7, 6-11. S. Zhigalko, Barsov, Sergey Volkov (4188730), R. Hovhannisyan, R. Khusnutdinov, A. Zhigalko 6Yi, 12-17. An. Filippov (14200988), 0. Komeev, Tillyaev, N. Khoroshev, Ziatdinov, B. Sattarov 6, etc.
CHICAGO, V 2014 (95 players, 9 rounds) 1-2. Sargissian, Priyadharshan 7, 3-9. A. Kovalyov, Macieja, F. Corrales Jimenez, Y. Shulman, C. Holt, Margvelashvili, Michael Lee 6Yi, 10-15. Sadorra, Lenderman, E. Perelshteyn, Troff, Dm. Gurevich, Jef. Xiong 6, etc.
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ZALAKAROS, V 2014 (70 players, 9 rounds) I. I. Kovalenko 7, 2-6. Ax. Bachmann, Kovchan, G. Jones, Beliavsky, Baumegger 6,Yi, 7-12. F. Berkes, V. Erdos, V. Onischuk, R. Rapport, A. Bokros, A. Czebe 6, 13-16. Ad. Horvath (708003), L. Gonda, Alexa. Donchenko, B. Csonka 5Yi, etc.
MALMO, V 2014 Slgeman & Co Chess Tournament
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BHUBANESWAR, V 2014 (147 players, 10 rounds) I. Gagunashvili 8, 2-7. Sandipan, Swayams, Su. Vaibhav, Paichadze, Prasanna Raghuram Rao, L. Pantsulaia 7Yi, 8-12. Al. Aleksandrov, S. Grover, Mchedlishvili, K. G. Sai, Mur. Karthikeyan 7, 13-24. Amonatov, Say. Das, Harutjunyan, Va. Neverov, Sunilduth Lyna, S. Oh. Swapnil, Ar. Das, V. Papin, M. Kunal, Vokarev, Zia. Rahman, D. G. Petrosian 6Yi, etc.
KAZAN, V-Vll 2014 36th Nezhmetcllnov Memorlal (103 players, 9 rounds} I. Om. Kokarev 7Yi, 2. B. Savchenko 7, 3-8. Z. Andriasian, D. Lintchevski, Ulko, Ponkratov, Dvoirys, Danin 6Y2, 9-17. An. Rychagov, Shaposhnikov, S. Yudin, Pogonina, Artyom Timofeev, Sergey Volkov (4122763), V. Rodchenkov, I. Ibragimov, Galliamova 6, etc.
SARAJEVO, V-VI 2014 (4 I players, 9 rounds) I. Ale. Rakhmanov 7, 2. Sebenik 6Yi, 3-5. Kofol, H. Stevie, Palac 6, 6-13. Da. Stojanovic, Gleizerov, Mus. En. Yilmaz, Zo. Jovanovic, B. Bok, Al. Kovacevic, Marin Bosiocic, B. Kurajica 5Yi, 14-18. Em. Dizdarevic, Ulibin, Ni. Dukie, Bistric, D. Kadric 5, etc.
ALBINA, VI 2014 ( 154 players, 9 rounds) I. I. Cheparinov 7Yi, 2-3. Drenchev, Megaranto 7, 4-15. B. Esen, Kravtsiv, Bemadskiy, Ax. Bachmann, D. Solak, M.-E. Parligras, Gabuzyan, VI. Georgiev, V. Nevednichii, Gao Rui, E. Can, Z. Arsovic 6Yi, 16-27. Mgeladze, V. Onischuk, VI. Akopian, V. Spasov, Mo. Nikolov, T. L. Petrosian, Raznikov, Chu Wei Chao, Jay. Ashwin, R. Saptarshi, Farid, G. Goumas 6, etc.
MUMBAI, VI 2014 (172 players, I 0 rounds} 1. L. Pantsulaia 8, 2-6. Al. Aleksandrov, Sh. Himanshu, Mchedlishvili, Amonatov, Ovetchkin 7Yi, 7-14. Harutjunyan, Paichadze, Shar. Gagare, Gagunashvili, Ba. Prince, Ziatdinov, S. Grover. Semcesen 7, etc.
VLADIVOSTOK, VI 2014 67th Russian Championship Higher League (48 players, 9 rounds)
1-3. Lysyj*, Zvjaginsev*, D. Jakovenko* 6Yi, 4-9. Khismatullin*, B. Grachev*, Evgeny Alekseev, Tomashevsky, Motylev, M. Kobalia 6, 10-11. VI. Fedoseev (24130737), E. Vorobiov 5Yi, 12-21. An. Demchenko, Shimanov, Matlakov, Iskusnyh, Sjugirov, Najer, P. Maletin, I. Khairullin, Riazantsev, V. Potkin 5, etc. * Qualified for the Super Final Championship
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STAVANGER/SANDNES/BRYNE, VI 2014
cat. XXI (2774)
Blitz tournament: to decide the draw numbers of the players: Time Control: 4 minutes+ 2 seconds increment per move 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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LIEPAJA (zt), VI 2014 The Baltlc Zonal Tournament
cat. IX (2474)
I. I. Kovalenko 812, 2. Neiksans 7, 3. Kveinys 6Yi, 4-5. S. Sulskis, Laurusas 6, 6. Ki.ilaots 5Yi, 7-9. Ladva, Seeman, Kantans 5, 10. Beinoras 4\/2, 11-12. Jezov, Miezis 3Yi
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PORTO MANNU, VI 2014 ( 113 players, 9 rounds) I. Ni Hua 8, 2-6. Schandorff, Mi. Marin, Shkapenko, Ax. Rombaldoni, S. Beshukov 6\12, 7-12. S. Brunello, Th. Thorhallsson, Tischbierek, M. Lanzani, M. Aghayev, Tommasini 6, etc.
PULA, VI 2014 (193 players, 9 rounds) I. Zo. Jovanovic 7\12, 2-7. Fercec, Marin Bosiocic, Tamas Fodor jr., M. Zufic, M. Tratar, E. Reichmann 7, 8-19. G. Schnider, Jovanic, Beletic, J. Rukavina, Dauth, Bontempi, P. Lizak, Mestek, Bl. Kovacevic, B. Franciskovic, Jeran, Kersic 6\12, etc.
:ZLATNI PYASATSI, VI 2014 ( 174 players, 9 rounds) J-8. Ax. Bachmann, T. L. Petrosian, D. Solak, Pavel Smimov (4123425), Gabuzyan, Gao Rui, Hracek, B. Esen 7, 9-12. Chatalbashev, 10 Grandelius, G. Popilski, Artem Smimov 6\12, 13-29. Greenfeld, VI. Akopian, T. S. Petrosyan, Mo. Nikolov, E. Can, M.-E. Parligras, Du. Popovic, Bernadskiy, S. Jasny, Chu Wei Chao, R. Saptarshi, P. G. Arnaudov, Soltanici, Sukandar, Bamaure, Ev. Barbosa, 0. Aharon 6, etc.
VORONEZH, VI 2014 ( 120 players, 9 rounds) 1-3. Ponkratov, Alexei Fedorov, Khalifman 7, 4-7. V. Artemiev, Predke, Dm. Kokarev, M. Brodsky 6\12, 8-19. Nosenko, Rozum, Zontakh, Ulko, Artyom Timofeev, Tukhaev, Ja. Prizant, Kryakvin, Mozharov, Alexa. Kharitonov, M. Demidov, Shariyazdanov 6, 20-32. Ale. Rakhmanov, Om. Ponomarev, Leon Hoyos, Kukhmazov, Paravyan, K. Alekseenko, Al. Gavrilov (4104358), Rjabzev, T. Batchuluun, Munguntuul, K. Kozionov, Yevseev, Deviatkin 5\12, etc.
TEPLICE, VI 2014 ( 16 1 players, 9 rounds) I. Melkumyan 8, 2. D. Naroditsky 7\12, 3-5. Ed. Andreev (14103400), Tazbir, D. Sadzikowski 7, 6-14. Mari. Jurcik, H. Teske, Gleizerov, D. Lintchevski, Cemousek, K. Stachowiak, P. Neuman, H. Stefansson, Baryshpolets 6\12, 15-24. Ulibin, Plischki, Ma. Petr, Ponizil, Reinderman, Andrenko, Rozentalis, Gy. Pap, P. Weichhold, Gavilan Diaz 6, etc.
DUBAI, VI 2014 The FIDE World Rapid Championship (113 players, 15 rounds) Time Control: 15 minutes + I 0 seconds increment per move, starting from move 1. I. M. Carlsen 11, 2-5. F. Caruana, V. Anand, Aronian, Morozevich 10\12, 6-11. Tomashevsky, Sergey Karjakin, A. Grischuk, T. Radjabov, Svidler, E. Bacrot 10, 12-13. Yu Yangyi, Rauf Mamedov 9\12, 14-23. Ba. Jobava, Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son, Iturrizaga Bonelli, S. Movsesian, G. Guseinov, Le Quang Liem, Z. Efimenko, Wang Hao, Eljanov, M. Al. Antipov 9, 24-39. Nepomniachtchi, Fressinet, S. Yudin, I. Salgado Lopez, Riazantsev, Hi. Nakamura, Mat. Bartel, A. Naiditsch, Geo. Meier, Vallejo Pons, Matlakov, Alexander Moiseenko, Vitiugov, VI. Fedoseev (24130737), S. Zhigalko, I. Cheparinov 8\12, etc.
DUBAI, VI 2014 The FIDE World Blitz Championship (116 players, 21 rounds) Time Control: 3 minutes+ 2 seconds increment per move, starting from move 1. I. M. Carlsen 17, 2-3. Nepomniachtchi, Hi. Nakamura 16, 4. Le Quang Liem 14, 5-8. Mamedyarov, Aronian, V. Anand, Rauf Mamedov 13\12, 9-11. Sargissian, Morozevich, Svidler 13,
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12-2S. S. Yudin, Dreev, P. Harikrishna, Wojtaszek, A. Korobov, A. Grischuk, Iturrizaga Bonelli, E. Bacrot, Vitiugov, T. Radjabov, Tomashevsky, V. Malakhov, Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son, Eljanov 12Yi, 26-34. Ju. Polgar, Geo. Meier, VI. Fedoseev (24130737), Z. Andriasian, Matlakov, I. Cheparinov, Vachier-Lagrave, A. R. Salem, Daniil Dubov 12, etc.
JERMUK, VI 2014 7th Karen Asrlan Mamorlal (67 players, 9 rounds) I. K. H. Grigoryan 7Yi, 2. Pashikian 7, 3-6. Harutyunian, Aghasaryan, R. Hovhannisyan, Ter-Sahakyan 6Yi, 7-11. H. Hayrapetyan, A. Gharagyozyan, D. G. Petrosian, A. Mikaelyan, L. Mkrtchian 6, etc.
ISRAEL (ch), VI 2014 (32 players, 9 rounds) 1-2. V. Mikhalevski, Huzman 6Yi, 3-6. Zoler, V. Golod, Roiz, Smirin 6, 7-11. Givon, Tai Baron, Kantarji, Postny, Ben Artzi SY,, 12-13. Kantsler, Arlinsky S, etc.
NEW YORK, VI 2014 (67 players, 9 rounds) 1-2. Bruz6n Batista, Yu. Quesada Perez 7, 3-4. S. Azarov, M. Kekelidze 6Yi, S-11. Oniz Suarez, M. Paragua, Dar. Yang, Pancevski, Gorovets, A. Chandra, A. Getz 6, 12-IS. Y. Gonzalez Vidal, Yudasin, Vovsha, T. Taylor SY>, etc.
ZERALDA, VI 2014 (72 players, 9 rounds) l-2. Sumets, Malakhatko 7, 3-S. S. Savchenko, Mir. Lazic, M. Haddouche, Zaibi, 7-9. Romero Holmes, Barsov, Belouadah 6Yi, 10-IS. I. Miladinovic, A. Arab, Amdouni, M. Oussedik, M. Bouaziz, Khelfallah 6, etc.
ROSMALEN, VI 2014
cot. X (2481)
1-2. K. Landa, D. Fridman 7Yi, 3. T. Burg S, 4-S. Greenfeld, Je. Bosch 4Yi, 6-7. Ja. Broekmeulen, Guramishvili 4, 8-9. R. Swinkels, W. Hendriks 3, 10. G. Van der Stricht 2 Blitz Playoff: K. Landa - D. Fridman 2 : 0
EDMONTON, VI 2014
cot. X (2482)
I. lvanchuk 8, 2. W. So 7Yi, 3-4. S. Shankland, A. Kovalyov SY,, S. Panjwani 4Y,, 6-7. Krush, Ri. Wang 4, 8. V. Pechenkin 3Yi, 9. A. Yam I Yi, 10. Haessel I
VAx.16, VI 2014
cat. X (2477)
I. Mads Andersen SY,, 2-S. Hillarp Persson, Tari, Ax. Smith, R. Svane S, 6. Smerdon 4Yi, 7-9. Q. Ducarmon, V. Sipilii, J. Gdanski 4, 10. Nithander 3
ARLINGTON, VI 2014 2nd D. C. lntarnatlonal (83 players, 9 rounds) I. Ortiz Suarez 7Yi, 2-4. S. Azarov, Y. Gonzalez Vidal, Priyadharshan7, S-6. 0. Barbosa, Pancevski 6Yi, 7-14. Bruz6n Batista, Yu. Quesada Perez, Akshayraj, De. Boros, Gorovets, Korley, A. Shetty, Aw. Liang 6, etc.
ARLINGTON, VI-VII 2014 42th Annual World Open (95 players, 9 rounds) 1-3. Smirin, Nyzhnyk, C. Holt 7, 4-7. Yu. Quesada Perez, S. Azarov, Lenderman, Ghaem Maghami 6Yi, 8-13. G. Kamsky, Bruz6n Batista, Laznicka, Y. Gonzalez Vidal, M. Paragua, Nagle 6, 14-2S. T. Gareev, A. Kovalyov, Ortiz Suarez, Y. Shulman, 0. Barbosa, A. Zapata, Pancevski, Priyadharshan, Korley, Shmelov, Mandizha, Preotu SY>, etc.
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LOPOTA, VI-VII 2014 4th stage FIDE Women's Grand Prix Serles 2013-2014 2 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
HOU YIFAN JU WENJUN E. DANIELIAN DZAGNIDZE HARIKA A. STEF ANOV A H. KONERU A. KOSTENIUK A. MUZYCHUK ZHAO XUE KHOTENASHVILI MUMINOVA
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MONTCADA I REIXAC, VI-VII 2014 (96 players, 9 rounds} 1-2. Ni Hua, Zherebukh 7, 3-8. J. Cori Tello, D. Naroditsky, Narciso Dublan, D. Ghosh, V. Burmakin, Vasquez Schroeder 6Yi, 9-15. Say. Das, Gomez Garrido, K. H. Grigoryan, S. F. Sanchez, Movsziszian, Vishnu Prasanna, Panelo 6, 16-27. Fi. Cruz, Escobar Forero, Cr. Cruz, Perpinya Rofes, D. Cori Tello, Oliva Castaneda, Munoz Pantoja, Moreno Ruiz, F. Peralta, Alarcon Casellas, S. Arun Prasad, M. Martinez Romero SY>, etc.
DANZHOU, VI-VII 2014
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GLASGOW, VI-VII 2014 Commonwealth Chess Championship (152 players, 9 rounds} 1-2. D. Sengupta, Ch. Aravindh 7\1,, 3-5. Ab. Gupta, D. Debashis, B. Lalith 7, 6-14. S. Grover, R. Ankit, Wang Puchen, Ar. Das, Ak. Thakur, Sw. Soumya, D. Barua, Kulkarni Bhakti, A. Tate 6Yi, etc.
SAMARA, VII 2014 Polugaevsky Memorial ( 130 players, 9 rounds} J-2. Sjugirov, A. Goganov 7Yi, 3-5. Alexey Smimov, Arty. Timofeev, Dvoirys 7, 6-12. A. Gabrielian, Ev. A. Levin, Kryakvin, A. Mokshanov, M. Lugovskoy, Yuffa, Predke 6\1,, 13-23. Iljiushenok, Khismatullin, Shaposhnikov, An. Demchenko, Zontakh, Rozum, K. Kozionov, Dm. Kokarev, Pavel Smimov (4123425), A. Klyuev, Irgaliyev 6, etc.
PARACIN, VII 2014 (94 players, 9 rounds} 1-2. R. Rapport, A. Chandra 7Yi, 3. Drenchev 7, 4-7. Rob. Markus, Bos. Tomic, G. Vojinovic, Milan Zajic 6Yi, 8-14. B. Abramovic, Dr. Blagojevic, N. Nestorovic, Obodchuk, D. Kosic,
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Miedema, Masic 6, 15-24. S. Atalik, B. Damljanovic, D. Nestorovic, Liou Yian, Ev. Egorov, Nik. Radovanovic, Ma. Rakic, G. Vucinic, N. Doric, A. Ardeleanu 5\li, etc.
BENASQUE, VII 2014 (4 13 players, 9 rounds) 1-7. Melkumyan, J. Cori Tello, Illescas Cordoba, Sandipan, Mozharov, G. N. Gopal, Cr. Cruz 7\li, 8-17. Ivan Popov (4170350), Durarbayli, Mi. Marin, D. Naroditsky, Zia. Rahman, B. Gonzalez Acosta, B. Lalic, Vasquez Schroeder, S. Matsenko, Movsziszian 7, 18-35. Ax. Bachmann, V. Burmakin, Stocek, Anton Guijarro, F. Levin, Granda Zuniga, Vishnu Prasanna, Ma Zhonghan, Zoler, Saduakassova, Lei Tingjie, Naumkin, S. Arun Prasad, Valdes Romero, Mu Ke, M. Roder, E. Colon Garcia, Zhou Jiangnan 6\/i, etc. BARBERA DEL VALLES, VII 2014 (87 players, 9 rounds) I. F. Peralta 7\/i, 2-3. K. H. Grigoryan, Narciso Dublan 7, 4-7. D. Ghosh, R. Saptarshi, Gomez Garrido, Oliva Castaneda 6\/i, 8-15. Aroshidze, Sh. Sagar, Jon. Cruz, Aloma Vidal, Kh. Akshat, Sanchez Enriquez, Palit, Ruiz C. 6, etc.
CHENGDU (rapid), VII 2014 The International Star Mixed Pair Tournament 2 1 2 3 4 5 6
ZHU CHEN/SEIRA WAN XU YUHUA/YU SHAOTENG HOU YIFAN/N. SHORT A. MARIC/YE JIANGCHUAN CHIBURDANIDZE/AR. JUSSUPOW LIU SHILAN/XIE JUN
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MONTPELLIER, VII 2014 (84 players, 9 rounds) I. Maze 7\/i, 2. Ch. Bauer 7, 3-7. Arizmendi Martinez, Petrossian, R. Oganisian, S. Collas, Ni Hua 6\/i, 8-13. Prie, Inkiov, J.M. Lauridsen, G. Flear, Doluhanova, R. Malassagne 6, etc.
NEDERLAND (ch), VII 2014
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Blitz Playoff: Tiviakov - Van Wely 0 : 2
PLOVDIV, VII 2014 15th European Individual Women's Championship ( 116 players, 11 rounds) 14 players qualified for the next World Cup 1. Gunina 9, 2. T. Kosintseva 8 1/i, 3-4. S. Melia, M. Muzychuk 8, 5-15. N. Zhukova, Dzagnidze, Batsiashvili, L. Javakhishvili, A. Stefanova, C.-A. Foi~or, M. Socko, N. Khurtsidze, Kashlinskaya, E. Danielian, A. Bodnaruk 7\/i, 16-19. L. Mkrtchian, E. Piihtz, M. Arabidze, Guramishvili 7, 20-34. Hoang Thanh Trang, Szczepkowska-Horowska, T. Mamedjarova, Videnova, Goryachkina, Gvetadze, I. Gaponenko, A. Skripchenko, J. Zawadzka, Guin. Mammadova, I. Bulmaga, A. Savina, Milliet, Daulyte, Kursova 6\/i, etc.
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CANNES, VII 2014 (52 players, 9 rounds)
J-4. A. Fi er, Ax. Delorme, MalaIJiuk, Pile 6Vi, 5-10. B. Kurajica, Apicella, Joseph Sanchez, Koziak, Mullon, Giroyan 6, 11-15. Sulava, R. Kashtanov, Yevseev, K. Motuz, P. Villegas 5Yi, etc. PARDUBICE, VII 2014 (259 players, 9 rounds} 1. Nisipeanu 7Yi, 2-4. S. Arun Prasad, Ant. Pavlidis, K. Alekseenko 7, 5-15. Vavulin, H. Potsch, Vetoshko, E. Vorobiov, Kravtsiv, J. Stocek, G. N. Gopal, K. Chernyshov, Cvek, De. Wa_gner, H. Stefansson 6Yi, 16-37. Kanmazalp, B. Belyakov, Nakar, M. R. Venkatesh, Ante Saric, Mozharov, Z. Mammadov, Jan Krejci (322156), M. Bliibaum, R. Akesson, P. Simacek, Yagupov, Baryshpolets, Megaranto, Vokac, 0. Kozlitin, G. Gutman, Camarena Gimenez, B. Lalic, Vishnu Prasanna, B. Firat, Pe. Constantinou 6, etc. LEIDEN, VII 2014 (78 players, 9 rounds) 1. Ar. Das 7, 2-7. S. Bogner, Pr. Nikolic, D. Sengupta, Vy. Ikonnikov, Cs. Horvath, Cernousek 6V2, 8-13. A. Pijpers, V. Blom, R. Lecomte, Admiraal, Maryasin, A. Bitalzadeh 6, etc. NOVI SAD, VII 2014 5th Voivodina Open Championship (20 I players, 9 rounds)
1-2. M. R. Savic, S. Saric 7Yi, 3-6. S. Atalik, Azaladze, S. Drazic, D. Kadric 7, 7-16. M. Tosic, Liou Yian, Z. Arsovic, I. Burovic, N. Napoli, N. Nestorovic, D. Nestorovic, K. Erden, Lajthajm, Sa. Pantelic 6V2, etc. SABLES-D'OLONNE, VII 2014 (I 18 players, 9 rounds)
1-2. E. Agrest, S. Durie 7, 3-9. V. Kunin, Greenfeld, Chabanon, Max. Lagarde, Okhotnik, Meijers, Tirard 6Yi, 10-14. Sumets, J.-M. Degraeve, J.-P. Le Roux, J. Sriram, Ashanina 6, etc. RETHYMNON, VII 2014 ( 153 players, 9 rounds)
1-3. Ja. Stopa, Pakleza, Alb. David 7, 4-14. Ab. Gupta, Alexa. Kharitonov, Y. Zinchenko, Mari. Petrov, Al. Gavrilov (4104358), V. Borovikov, An. Rychagov, A. Mirzoev, De. Antic, M. Pap, Markidis 6V2, etc. DORTMUND, VII 2014
cat. XIX (2715)
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1. Semcesen 6, 2. E. Blomqvist 5Yi, 3-4. P. Carlsson, E. Berg 5, 5-7. P. Cramling, J. Hector, Hillarp Persson 4Yi, 8. Grandelius 4, 9. Wiedenkeller 3 Yi, I 0. Tom. Andersson 2 Yi IZHEVSK, VII 2014 ( 124 players, 9 rounds) 1. Khismatullin 7Yi, 2-4. Sjugirov, Ponkratov, Ulko 7, 5-10. Om. Kokarev, Pavel Smirnov (4123425), A. Goganov, Looshnikov, Matinian, A. Mokshanov 6Vi, 11-19. V. Artemiev, A. Gabrielian, Vi. Zakhartsov, Ja. Prizant, V. Shinkevich, Y. Balashov, M. Ozolin, K. Kozionov, Alexander Glukhov 6, 20-35. An. Demchenko, P. Maletin, Kryakvin, Shariyazdanov, Alexey
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Smirnov, Arti. Frolov, VI. Zakhartsov, Ay. Akhmetov, Fayzrakhmanov, Alexey Bochkarev, An. Esipenko, Fakhrutdinov, A. Gaifullin, B. Murtazin, B. Ofitserian, Alexey Popov 5\12, etc.
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1-2. V. Golod, Babujian 7\12, 3-5. H. Hayrapetyan, L. Pantsulaia, U. Bajarani 6\12, 6-9. Mgeladze, Ed. Andreev (14103400), Chighladze, Quparadze 6, 10-15. Vu. Rasulov, Javakhadze, G. Alaverdyan, D. Shahinyan, D. Benidze, S. Soysal 5\12, etc.
SANT MARTI, VII 2014 (I I 0 players, 9 rounds}
1. K. H. Grigoryan 7\12, 2-5. J. Cori Tello, Martinez Alcantara, V. Burmakin, Oliva Castaneda 7, 6-9. Cuartas, J.M. Lopez Martinez, Ax. Bachmann, Zia. Rahman 6\12, 10-19. Alarcon Casellas, Lorenzo De La Riva, F. Peralta, S. Matsenko, Cr. Cruz, Movsziszian, Ar. Gonzalez Perez, D. Ghosh, Fi. Cruz, Andr. Persson 6, etc. WARSZAWA, VII 2014 (84 players, 9 rounds}
1-7. T. L. Petrosian, Durarbayli, Shimanov, Macieja, Bemadskiy, VI. Fedoseev (24130737), Krasenkow 6\12, 8-15. T. Markowski, R. Kempinski, Sandipan, Rozentalis, A. Mista, Ragger, J.-K. Duda, Beliavsky 6, 16-22. K. Dragun, Melkumyan, Y. Vovk, Raznikov, S. Agdestein, Mi. Olszewski, Marc. Kanarek 5\12, etc. BIEL, VII 2014
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BIEL (open), VII 2014 (82 players, I I rounds} I. Adhiban 8\12, 2-8. V. Mikhalevski, Mat. Bartel, Ale. Rakhmanov, S. Shankland, B. Bok, D. Swiercz, V. Erdos 7\12, 9-16. Sebenik, Roiz, Molner, I. Herajr., D. Solak, 0. Cvitan, S. Ganguly, T. Banusz 7, 17-25. Alexa. Donchenko, M. Al. Antipov, Jon. Lampert, A. Chemiaev (4117301), N. Studer, F. Rambaldi, Marta Bartel, J. Gallagher, Hasenohr 6\12, etc.
MINSK, VII 2014 (117 players, 9 rounds} I. Al. Aleksandrov 7\12, 2-6. D. Lintchevski, Podolchenko, K. Stupak, Nosenko, D. Trifonov 7, 7-10. V. Meribanov, Alexei Fedorov, Dm. Ponomarev, Siagodnik 6\12, 11-19. R. Grib, Kupreichik, VI. Kovalev, Ju. Tihonov, Harshkou, Kolesnik, Poley, Filipets, E. Mochalov 6, etc.
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MONTREAL, VII 2014 51st Canadian Open Championship (43 players, 9 rounds)
1-3. Tiviakov, R. van Kampen, Ghaem Maghami 6Yi, 4-6. A. Kovalyov, Moradiabadi, De Firmian 6, 7-11. Eric Hansen, Fedorowicz, Sambuev, Jef. Xiong, S. Sevian 5Y2, 12-20. Preotu, Gerzhoy, Taborsky, Ja. Cao, Ri. Wang, Bi. Cheng, M. Humphreys, Vera Gonzalez-Quevedo, Adr. Rodriguez 5, etc. Armageddon playoff: R. van Kampen - Ghaem Maghami 0 : 1 Tiviakov* - Ghaem Maghami 1 : 0 * Bye in the first round - best tie-break
ERTS, VII 2014 32nd Andorra Open (171 players, 9 rounds} l. Granda Zuniga 7Yi, 2-6. A. Demuth, Y. Gozzoli, Hj. Gretarsson, Tkachiev, Almeida Quintana 7, 7-17. A. Vovk, J.-N. Riff, Jerez Perez, Ar. Kogan, M. Berkovich, Glud, Arizmendi Martinez, Comas Fabrego, Zumsande, Rodriguez Rueda, Midoux 6Yi, etc.
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1-2. An. Rychagov, A. Mirzoev 7\li, 3-12. Ab. Gupta, A. Delchev, Alexa. Kharitonov, Alb. David, Y. Zinchenko, Alexa. Zubarev (14104385), Du. Lekic, Ja. Stopa, Ax. Rombaldoni, N. Theodorou 7, 13-20. Mari. Petrov, J. Werle, Prasanna Raghuram Rao, Svetushkin, Pakleza, De. Antic, D. Rombaldoni, W. Linhart 6\li, 21-33. Mb. Anurag, V. Borovikov, Kapnisis, Skembris, Sr. Narayanan, M. Pap, Tchernyi, Malikentzos, K.-S. Liodakis, Tzouganakis, Michielsen, Kang Chuanqi, A. Papasimakopoulos 6, etc. VLADIVOSTOK, VII 2014 (4 1 players, 9 rounds)
1-2. Inarkiev, D. Bocharov 7, 3. B. Grachev 6Yi, 4-7. Ovetchkin, Deviatkin, R. Yanchenko, N. Kabanov 6, 8-11. V. Belous, Danin, Arty. Timofeev, An. Gritsenko 5Yi, etc. HELSINGGR, VII 2014 Polltlken Cup (3 13 players, 10 rounds) l. Bu Xiangzhi 9, 2-5. G. Jones, Matlakov, Rodshtein, P. Negi 8, 6-17. R. Rapport, E. Romanov (4148843), J.-C. Schroder, Alej. Ramirez, J. Hector, Schandorff, Smerdon, R. Svane, Semcesen, J.-P. Le Roux, Ant. Smirnov, Mo. Ly 7\li, 18-30. Hillarp Persson, J. Timman, Gao Rui, Geo. Meier, J. Ikeda, M. Cornette, Tari, H0i, Jens Kristiansen, Ja. Carstensen, K. Roser, R. Th0gersen, Veng 7, etc.
LINARES, VII 2014 5th ch-lberoamericano (82 players, 9 rounds) l. Ax. Bachmann 7\li, 2. J. Cori Tello 7, 3-4. 0. Korneev, Escobar Forero 6Yi, 5-18. Milos, B. Gonzalez Acosta, J.M. Fernandez Garcia, Vazquez Igarza, Sos Andreu, Anton Guijarro, Alonso Rosell, Ortiz Suarez, Jo. Ibarra Jerez, Almagro Llamas, A. Hoffman, D. Pardo Simon, Leon Hoyos, Matamoros Franco 6, etc.
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1-2. Vy. Ikonnikov, D. Sengupta 7, 3-4. Pruijssers, Ar. Das 6\12, 5-9. D. Hausrath, Csa. Horvath (700118), E. Wiersma, Von Meijenfeldt, Afek 6, 10-18. E. L'Ami, A. Pijpers, Stany, Kolbus, Sowray, Goudriaan, Beerdsen, G. Bollen, M. Mostertman 5\12, etc. ABERYSTWYTH, VII-VIII 2014 101st British Chess Championship (60 players, 11 rounds)
1-2. D. Howell, Jo. Hawkins 8\12, 3-8. N. Pert, Hebden, Emms, K. Arkell, R. Pert, Haria 7\12, 9-10. D. H. Fernandez, Ch. Storey 7, 11-19. Zhou Yang-Fan, Si. K. Williams, Ch. Ward, Jus. Tan (3206882), J. Jackson, M. Harvey, A. P. Lewis, Kett, Mic. Fernandez 6\12, etc. cat. XVI (2629)
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1-6. C. Holt, Mulyar, Margvelashvili, F. Corrales Jimenez, Nyzhnyk, Al. Shabalov 7\12, 7-15. Akshayraj, Om. Gurevich, Bregadze, Tarjan, Becerra Rivero, John Bryant, Li Ruifeng, C. Haessler, Sana 7, etc. TROMSG (ol), VIII 2014 (177 teams, 11 rounds) 1. China 19*/422.5**/3 l.5*** [Wang Yue 4/9, Ding Liren 7\12/10, Yu Vangyi 9\12/11, Ni Hua 6\12/9, Wei Yi 4/5], 2. Magyarorszag 17/372.0/29.0 [P. Leko 5/10, Cs. Balogh 7/9, Z. Almasi 7110, R. Rapport 5\12/9, Ju. Polgar 4\12/6], 3. India 17/371.5/30.5 [P. Negi 6\12/10, S. P. Sethuraman 7\12/10, Sasikiran 7\12/10, Adhiban 7/11, B. Lalith 2/3], 4. Russia 17/352.0/28.5 [Kramnik 5/8, A. Grischuk 6/9, Svidler 4/8, Sergey Karjakin 7/I 0, Nepomniachtchi 6Y2/9], 5. Azerbaijan 17/345.0/28.0 [Mamedyarov 7110, T. Radjabov 5\12/10, RaufMamedov 5\12/9, Safarli 5\12/8, G. Guseinov 4\12/7], 6-11. Ukraine 16/377.5/29.0 [Ivanchuk 4/9, R. Ponomariov 6\12/10, Eljanov 7/9, A. Korobov 4Y2/7, Alexander Moiseenko 7/9], Cuba 16/361.0/29.5 [L. Dominguez Perez 6\12/11, Bruzon Batista 8/11, Yu. Quesada Perez 5\12/10, Ortiz Suarez 6/8, Y. Gonzalez Vidal 3\12/4], Armenia 16/350.5/28.5 [Aronian 6\12/10, Sargissian 7\12/11, S. Movsesian 6/11, VI. Akopian 7\12/11, Kotanjian I/I], Israel 16/348.0/28.0 [B. Gelfand 5/9, Rodshtein 5\12/9, Smirin 619, Sutovsky 6\12/9, Postny 5/8], Espana 16/334.5/28.0 [Vallejo Pons 8/11, Anton Guijarro 5/10, I. Salgado Lopez 5/8, Illescas Cordoba 5/8, Vazquez Igarza 5/7], Belarus 16/304.5/27.0 [S. Zhigalko 5\12/10, A. Zhigalko 6/10, Al. Aleksandrov 5\12/9, VI. Kovalev 5/8, K. Stupak 5/7], 12-23. Nederland, France, USA, Polska, Srbiia, Uzbekistan, Argentina, Peru, Romania, Tilrkiye, Brasil, Egypt, 24-34. Hrvatska, Bulgaria, Cesko, Vietnam, England, Norge, Deutschland, Austraiia, Suomi, Sverige, Kyrgyzstan 14, 35-60. Latvija, Greece, Slovensko, Slovenija, island, Bosna & Hercegovina, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Indonesia, Georgia, Qatar, Philippines, Venezuela, Iran, Lietuva, Mexico, Schweiz, Italia, Moldova, Canada, Paraguay, Tajikistan, Singapore, Portugal, FYROM, Albania 13, 61-78. Danmark, Osterreich, Norge 2, Bangladesh, Chile, Ireland, Belgique, Crna Gora, Mongolia, ICCD, Ecuador, Malaysia, Japan, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Tunisia, Bolivia, IBCA 12, 79-96. Eesti, Yemen, Faroe Isles, South Africa, Scotland, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Syria, Cyprus, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Botswana, Panama, Pakistan, Andorra, Zambia, Uganda, Guatemala 11, 97-120. Nicaragua, New Zealand, Dominican Republic, Luxembourg, Norge 3, El Salvador, Angola, Zimbabwe, Wales, Libya, IPCA, Uruguay, Iraq, Su-
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dan, Thailand, Ethiopia, Malawi, Nepal, Netherlands Antilles, Madagascar, Nigeria, Bahamas, Liechtenstein, Brunei 10, 121-134. Morocco, Algeria, Monaco, South Korea, Palestine, Mozambique, Barbados, Puerto Rico, San Marino, Mauritius, Namibia, Trinidad & Tobago, Afghanistan, Jersey 9, 135-148. Chinese Taipei, Honduras, Guernsey, Ivory Coast, Hong Kong, Surinam, Oman, Kuwait, Ghana, Haiti, Cameroon, Aruba, Sao Tome & Principe, Senegal 8, 149-159. Kenya, Seychelles, Macau, Malta, Fiji, US Virgin Isles, Mauritania, Lesotho, Saudi Arabia, Bermuda, Rwanda 7, 160-166. Guyana, Papua New Guinea, Guam, Maldives, Togo, Gambia, Burundi 6, 167. Tanzania 5, 168-170. Palau, Swaziland, Bhutan 4, 171-172. British Virgin Isles, Solomon Islands 3, 173-177. Turkmenistan, Mali, Congo, Gabon, Timor Leste 0 * Matchpoints (2 for wins, I for draws, 0 for losses) **Buchholz Tie-Breaks ***Game-points
TROMSG (ol) - Women, VIII 2014 ( 136 teams, 11 rounds) 1. Russia 20*/420.5**/32.0*** [Lagno 6/10, Gunina 8/10, A. Kosteniuk 7'h/9, 0. Girya 5/8, Pogonina 5'h/7], 2. China 18/406.0/32.5 [Hou Yifan 7/9, Ju Wenjun 8/11, Zhao Xue 517, Tan Zhongyi 6/9, Guo Qi 6'h/8], 3. Ukraine 18/383.0/28.5 [A. Muzychuk 6/10, M. Muzychuk 6/10, Ushenina 5'h/9, N. Zhukova 7'h/10, I. Gaponenko 3'h/5], 4-6. Georgia 17/390.0/32.0 [Dzagnidze 8/9, Khotenashvili 8/10, L. Javakhishvili 4'h/7, S. Melia 6/10, Batsiashvili 5'h/8], Armenia 17/350.5/29.0 [E. Danielian 6/9, L. Mkrtchian 8/11, Galojan 6/11, Kursova 7/11, Shu. Sargsyan 2/2], Kazakhstan 17/320.0/27.0 [Nakhbayeva 4'h/10, Saduakassova 8'h/1 I, Abdumalik 4'h/9, Davletbayeva 2 Y.,/6, Dauletova 7/8], 7-9. Polska 16/362.0/26.5 [M. Socko 5/ 11, J. Zawadzka 6/9, Szczepkowska-Horowska 5'h/9, Marta Bartel 6'h!9, K. Kulon 3'h/6], USA 16/339.5/29.5 [Krush 5/10, A. Zatonskih 7'h/IO, T. Abrahamyan 7'h/10, Kat. Nemcova 4'h/7, S.-F. Foi~or 5/7], Deutschland 16/304.0/26.5 [E. Piihtz 6'h/10, Schleining 2'h/6, T. Melamed 4/9, M. Ohme 6'h/9, Hoolt 7/10], 10-18. India, Romania, France, Espana, Bulgaria, Nederland, Mongolia, Slovensko, Lietuva 15, 19-26. Vietnam, Iran, Cesko, Israel, Azerbaijan, Schweiz, Norge, Argentina 14, 27-44. Belarus, Sverige, Srbija, Cuba, Greece, Australia, Hrvatska, Colombia, Uzbekistan, Tiirkiye, Egypt, Slovenija, Latvija, England, Canada, Osterreich, Belgique, Brasil 13, 45-60. Magyarorszag, Cma Gora, ~osna & Hercegovina, Eesti, Paraguay, Tajikistan, Ecuador, Danmark, Venezuela, Malaysia, Island, Bangladesh, Algeria, Scotland, Chile, El Salvador 12, 61-73. Indonesia, Italia, Moldova, Philippines, Monaco, FYROM, Kyrgyzstan, Norge 2, Wales, ICCD, Jordan, South Africa, New Zealand 11, 74-92. Mexico, Portugal, Peru, Zambia, Lebanon, Sri Lanka, Guatemala, Albania, IBCA, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Botswana, Puerto Rico, Thailand, Malta, Chinese Taipei 10, 93-103. Nicaragua, Luxembourg, Ireland, Suomi, Japan, South Korea, Norge 3, United Arab Emirates, IPCA, Trinidad & Tobago, Palestine 9, 104-116. Nigeria, Tunisia, Surinam, Angola, Zimbabwe, Netherlands Antilles, Qatar, Pakistan, Fiji, Aruba, Honduras, Nepal, Madagascar 8, 117-127. Uganda, Kenya, Namibia, Barbados, Ethiopia, Sudan, Mozambique, Togo, Palau, Cameroon, Lesotho 7, 128-129. Malawi, Ghana 6, 130. Seychelles 5, 131. Kuwait 4, 132-133. Rwanda, Swaziland 3, 134. Burundi 2, 135-136. Turkmenistan, Syria 0 * Matchpoints (2 for wins, I for draws, 0 for losses) **Buchholz Tie-Breaks ***Game-points BEOGRAD, VIII 2014 Chess Informant Rapid and Blitz 2 I 2 3 4 5
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