B14

Kasparov.Gay 2775
Anand Viswanathan 2125
Amslerciem VSB (3) 17.02.1996
1.e4 cb 2.d4 d5 3.exd5 cxd5 4.c4
a6 5.2c3 c6 6.g5 e6 7.23
le7 B.c5 h6 9.4 Ded 10.b5
3xc3 11.bxc3 sld7 12.0-0 0-0
13.c1KeB 14 Ke1 ii6 15.b1 b6
16.a6 cB 17.b5 d7 18.a6
18.a4 Zc8-]
18.c8Twofold repeatation19.Rd3
bxc5 20.le5
20.h3 a51
20.a7
20.xe5 21.dxe5Wa5 22.b5]
21 Hb7- xe5 22.dxe5 b8
22..e71?-might be a viable
alternativel
23.RxbB Wxb8 24.g4 tf8 25.Ne3
Hd8
[25.b2is a viable option26.h4
Hxc3
26.h4 Ha5 27 Rg3 he7 28.Hhxg7
sRd8 29.xf7 xc3 30.b5
30 a7e7 31.Hf8+ e7 32.xe7
2xe7 33.xe7 xd3 34.xc5+ BcB
35xa7+ 8+-1
30..a5 313g7
CDxo8 32.h5+-
31-3ertanother step towards
the
grave
131e712 328e7 33.13xe7
xe7
o41
34.e7 b5 35he
xd7
a3 eems evene r Me1
xhB
32. d7 33. r6 da
3 04 3Hch
34 h6 4 36.2g5
Se7 37.xe7+ xe72
39.h1
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B13 40dB ZxdB 41.cxdB # Lxd8
vanchuk,Vasilly 2771 42.5cd6 43xe4 h6 44.a4
Jakovenko D 2732 r6
28th Europeen Club Cup (24) 170222 144hB124

d.exd5 cxd5 4.d4 4 5 d 48 a5 d4 47.d5+ t8

2 b2 4913+
8b1 b6 bA bxcb 10.bxc5 e d 46.13 o1 47.d5+ dh7
[10,a5 11Ra2 xd4 122b5 48d3+ h8 49.a5h1+ 50.g4
2 130xda5 14263-1
11.0xe4dxe4 12h5 as 13.od
150 0712h2+ 51.4g2 Hh5+- 1
0 .Hc6
Be7 14.0h3 0-0 15.0-0 White castles 50et 514g0+ g8+I
and improves king safety Re8 51.e4
he bacward pawn on d4 becomes a
target
L15 ab 18 e2- 54 xf5 ca3+-1
e3s The pr
pacward pawn df grows 17 b 6
7Une 51.B+ 52 dbr3 a7
I 5 2 7 53 6 b 6 54.a54-1
Aftacking the isoliated pawn on n6
Menacing e7 18.0ra hbs 19.Bh3 T63 e 54.go tgs b6.tot
h8 20.Rd1bxa4 21.xc4 te5
x a x a 6 23.xa6 s 24 De25aod
xe3 25:fxe3 bs 26.b7 Wg5 154
27cedMh5
27 h24 28.thfa
2813xh2 29.tbr2 g a 30.Rb
h4 31-g3h2 32.e1h6 54 g4+ 55,4
33.b7e5 34d5 as 35e615 es6e4 We sa tbr4 Los
23824 37a7t 55d82
355 58e3
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shed
Hgp09shas
a73
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h E secures the win ae
3

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583da 59 c 7 H0.r
38. Ro8 29.d6 2
39 a7 40.Hab-HS 4115
ho 42Hxe5-es 43 Wa5 g8: 5HTnenee
63 Pg 56.2b5
7 e7 30 c87 51a1-0
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B13
Ivanchuk,Vasilly 2754
Beliavsky A 2632
39th Olympiad Men (4) 24.09.2010
1.c4 c6 2.e4 d5 3.exd5 cxd5 4.d4
Dr6 5.2c3 Dc6 6.8g5 dxc4 7.@xc4
Dxd4 8.Dr3 xf3+ 9.xf3 Hc7
10.@b5+ ed7 11.0-0 &c6 12.2xf6
gxf6 13.Ead1 e6 14.Dd5 0-0-0
[ 14.exd5 15.Bfe1+ 9e7 16. xf6
0-0-0 17.Exe7]
15.9xc6 exd5 16.9xd5 b8 17.Ec1
Hd7 18.Bcd1 ge7
18Mc7 19.g3 d6t]
19.g3t c7 20.c1 Bd7 21.Efd1
Ec8?
021 h51?+1
22.9xb7 Exc1 23.Exc1 xb7
24.H14+ ea8 25.Ec7 b4 26.We3+
1-0
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D41 C40.Ld8+1? shg7 41.Rd3+]
Anand Viswanathan 2765
40c741.Rdt b5 42 RdBe dhg7
Adams,Michael 2680 43Ka8 HcA 44 Hb8?2VWhite loses
FIDE-Wdh ko, (79) 30.12.1997| the upper hand
O44.c7 the advantage is on the side
.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.exd5 cxd5 4.c4 of white 2bxc7 45.2cst
As 5.c3 ef 6.03 le7 7.cxd5 44 15- 45hc2 hd5 46.Rb6 d62?
axd5 8.cA xc3 9bxe3 0-0 a transit from better to worse
10.0-0 d7 11.hd3c7 12 Me2 O46.a7 and Black could well
ed 7 13.c4 g6 14.c5 f6 15.e5 hope to play on47a4 0-1
16.4Bladk has a camped 47.c7t-c8
positionc8 17ab1d5 147 Rxc7 48 Txd6 Re5 49.d8+ 1
he knightis not easily driven from d5 48 b8 Rf8 49.ad
18. tg3 X8 19.fe1Blad has
gamped position 6 20.c4 xd4 49de makes it even easier for
white e0+1
(20 d 21Hb2] 49
21.d6td8 22.xh7 Wfs 149 ro1 50.d7 hee 51ct
22ashould be oonsidered
e 4 Ro3t ere
Ro8 24 Rb3
50 51012H
23.c6 e
124e4124 De a 7 53.d8+-1
24e525. ted te6 26.Rr3
26 Hd2 De7 273 251 7.1
26. Ng527e1 a 54 i2 *e?
27
27, e 7 5 g8 cannot change what is in
erves
55.c6 ab
3 31 0Kd4 5 doesnt get the cat off the
s6 71
8

8
(28.Td3a51 ngwtR an alrenge
28b429 Axd5 Ha5 30xa5 56 57,c6 he7 68. to3 ter
xd5 31 1d3=) 58o8+-there is nothing et
29.Wa3 Hxa3 30.Rxa3 f5 Covers ep anvaray
301531A13 4 32Be2= 59,xas fgB 60 b4 ia7
31.o5 2xc5 32.Rxc5 o7 90 h6doesnt imiprove arythina
The knight blods o 33.13 014c5
(33 Ld3 g54 61a4 cB
33a6 34.h4 Rad8 35 Ret Rd2
36.2e13txa2 37 xa2 xa2
Ea as new passed pawn: ac
FwOuld k snat the sauire mov
39 d1 bs 40 Ret

e here to search
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[63..@g7 doesn't solve anything
64.@e8 f6 65.2d7 xd7
66.Exg8+-1
64.fxg5 hxg5 65.h5 sg7 66.r3
1-0
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B14 breath 43.tPe5 d4=]
Morozevich,A 2756 43.g4t h5
Minasian
34th OLympiad (12)
Art 2595 43 sPe5!? 44.dhe5 doBt
09.11.2000 44.g5-Re7 45.tkrs te5 46.be5
d4?
1.ed c6 2.d4 d5 3.exd5 cxd5 4.c4
fs 5.c3 c6 6.tg5 e6 7.0r3 O48.a7
47 1xh5 d3 48 Rh8 dbo4??
b4 8 Rd3 dxc4 92xc4 h6 10.h4
Bladk has lost his nerve... understable
bxe3+ 11.bxc3White has a pair of
when you consider his position
bishop a5 12.0-0 hd5 13.1te1
lxc3 14.d3 IO48a7+]
49.RcB b3
[14.b3 d5-] 49b4is not much help50.3d8
14d5 15.2xd5- exd5
[ 15.xd51?has some apparent xds1
50.Rd8 s2c2
merit 16.a3 g51 50...a7 cannot undo what has
16.Rfe1+tes
already been done51.xd3+ so4
I16...tB 17.Mb3t] 52 Rd7 a5+ 53.t714+]
17.xe6+Exe6 18.g6+ drs 19.e5 51.d6 e8 52.e7 d2
g 3 g8 20.b1#] 52 Jxd8+ 53.exd8 d2 54. Tc8+
19.xe5= 20.dxe5 b4 21.g3 sd3 55 Hg4 ho2 58.o4+ 0d1
[21xe6 e8 22.xd5b81
21 57thd5 e1 58 He4+ 112 59. d3
Re8 dbe1 60,He3 be1
21e4 22.xe6 g5 23.Hro 2 c3+ hd1
g8 24.xg5 hxg5 25xg6+ S18 e4 Hxd2+ 211 063.O
28.Hf0+ g8 27e0+ 218 67 h13 g5A9
68 Ha24
g24
286+g8 29.We6+ br8 53.tas
30.f6+=] o
22.h325.Re7+
sxe7 tg8 23.a3 e4 24.7
d8 26. H7 Re1
27.g2 xf2+ 28. xf2 gf8
29.Rd7+ cB 30,3xb7 Rxf7+
31.1cf7 td8
31 95 32.t7e3t]
32 Rxa7Rd7 33 TaB+
133ad 2d81
3 sa7
133 dhb7 34Te8 tco
4 02e3
a6
34. b6 36.TeB Ra7 36.7xe6+
Wa5 37 3g6 Txa3+ 38.054 a7
39.h4 R7+ 40.e3 Re7 41.t14 tda
Dant underestimate this pawn
42es
Ra7
[o42 hc3 and Blad has al to