Antalya Chess Express 2012 Mart Cilt 2, SayÄą 10
Sorumlu EditĂśr/YayÄąncÄą: Dr Harun Taner
Romanian Express: Defending Difficult Positions IV Jacewicz,Grzegorz − Ceteras,Marius [E87] ICCF Champions League, 2002 [Ceteras,Marius] [Likely in this game I succeeded the best defence from my career. ] 1.d4 f6 2.c4 g6 3. c3 "g7 4.e4 d6 5.f3 0-0 6."e3 [The first difficult moment of the game. During my childhood I played successfully Samish Attack as White. How to combat my pet opening now? ] 6...e5 7.d5 [Sincerely I would have preferred 7. ge2 , but I could not ask my opponent to play as I wished. :-)] 7... h5 [The alternative was 7...c6] 8.'d2 f5 9. ge2 d7 10.0-0-0 a6 Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$ % + & ' Q$+ ) *+ +,-+%+-. /012345678 11.exf5 [The most frequent move in this position is 11.*b1] 11...gxf5 12.g4! fxg4 13.fxg4 f4 14. xf4 exf4 15."xf4 e5 [ If you will look in ECO, you will find out that Black has compensation, assessment based on the game Fokin-Yurtaev, Riga, 1988. Analysing carefully that game, I began to doubt about Black's compensation. In order to test my opponent's intentions, I offered a draw, declined by him of course. ] 16."e2 [Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + # + + + % +! "+ #$ + + & ' Q%+ ) *+ +,-+ +-. /012345678 16...b5N [Looking for immediate counterplay, I wasn't interested at all to wait for my
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
21. xg4 )xf4 22. xc8 )xe4 23. g4 )e50; 20. d3 )f7 21. df1 )xd5! 22. xg4 xg4 23. f6+ xf6 24. xh7+ xh7 25.)xd5 af8 26.)e4+ h8 27. f2 xf4 28. xf4 h6 29.)e5+ g8 30.)d5+ g7=) 20...'xe4 21."e6+! "xe6 22..xg7+ *xg7 23."h6+ *g8 24.dxe6 'xe6! (24...)c4+ 25. b1 )g4 26. xf8 xf8 27.)d7.) 25..g1+ *f7 26.'f4+ (26. f1+ e7 27. xf8+ xf8 28. e1 f1!!) 26...*e7 27."xf8+ .xf8 28.'xc7+ *e8=;
opponent's improvement in the game FokinYurtaev. As my analysis shown, queen's venture on the king-side is not effective. ] [16...'h4 17."g3! (17. df1 xg4 18. hg1 xe2 19. xe2 h8=; 17. hg1?? xf4-+) 17...'h3 18. e4 (18. hg1!? xg4 19. e4 h6 20. g5 18...'g2 (18..."xg4 )h5 21.h4*) 19."xe5! (19. g5 ½–½ Silva Nazzari,REtcheverry,E/Uruguay 1961) 19...dxe5 20."xg4 'xg4 21.'c2¹) 19. g5 "h6 (19... xg4 20. xg4 )xd2+ 21. xd2 xg4 22. g1+) 20."xe5 dxe5 21.h4 "xg4 22."xg4 'xg4 23.*b1 Fokin-Yurtaev/ Riga 1988]
b) 19."xg4 "xg4 20..dg1 'h4 (20...)e7? 21. xg4 )xe4 22. hg1 )c4+ 23. b1 f7 24.)g2+-) 21.h3 "f5 22."e5 "g6 23..g4 'xg4 24.hxg4 "xe5 ; 19...'e8 (19... b7 20. xg4 xe4 20."f3 21. he1.) 'f7 (20... a7 21. xc5 cxd6) 21. g5 'c4+ 22.*b1 'xf4 23.'xf4 .xf4 24.d7 (24. xa8 f5+ 25. c1 cxd62) 24..."xd7 25..xd7 .xf3 (25... e8 26. d5+ h8 27. f7+ xf7 28. xf7 f8 29. xc7+) 26. xf3 .f8 27. g5 ]
17.c5! [White is not interested to open the queen-side.] [17..hf1 bxc4 18."h6 "d7 19."xg7 *xg7 20..xf8 'xf8 21.'g5+ *h8=; 17.cxb5 axb5 18."g5 'e8 19."xb5 "d7 (19...)g6!?) 20."e2 (20. xd7 )xd7,) 20... f3 21."xf3 .xf3 ] 17...dxc5 [17...'e8 doesn't help too much because White is not forced to play the losing line: but not 18.c6? b4 19. b1 xc6! 20.dxc6 'xc6+ 21.'c2 'xc2+ 22.*xc2 .xf4–+]
+ + + + + + + + # + + + % +! "+ #$ + + & ' Q%+ ) *+ +,-+-+ . /012345678
18..hf1 [18.g5 "f5! (18...c4 19. e4 f5 20. f6+ xf6 21.gxf6 )xf6,) ; 18. e4!? xg4 a) 18...c4 19."h6 'e7 (19...)h4 20. xg7 xg7 21.)d4.) 20."xg7 'xg7 21.g5 "f5 22. f6+¹; b) 18...'e8 19. xc5 'e7 20."e3 xg4 21."xg4 "xg4 22..de1 'f7 23..hg1+–; 19.d6
18....b8!! [The most difficult move of the game. From psychological point of view it's very difficult to look for defensive resources when your position is closing to collapse. Fortunately I was patient enough to wait 17
a) 19..hg1!? 'e7 20."xg4 (20. f3 )f7 474
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
xg4 23. g2 h53) 22....ac8 23. g5 ) 19... f6 (19... f6 20. xf6 xf6 21.)h6.) 20."h6Âą]
days till I found this move. The idea of this move seems to be c4 or to prevent d6–d5, but in fact my intentions were different. I don't know whether this move is sufficient to save my awful position, but surely the alternatives were not very attractive, for example: ]
19.h3 .b6!! [Diagram
+ + + + + + + + # + + + % +! "+ #$ + + & ' Q%+ +) *+ +,-+-+ . /012345678
[18... f7 19. e4 .e8 a) 19...'e7 20."d3 "xg4 21..g1 "xd1 22..xg7+ *xg7 23.'c3+ *g8 24. f6+; b) 19..."d4 20."e3; c) 19...c4 20.g5 "f5 (20... f5; 20...c3) 21. f6+ "xf6 22.gxf6 'xf6 23."xc7; d) 19... d6 20. xc5;
This is the point. Black activates originally its passive rook. ] 20."e3 [20."g5!? 'e8 21..xf8+ 'xf8 22..f1 'e8 23. e4 xg4 24. xc5 e5 25. e4 'g60; It was better 20. e4! c4 21."xc4 bxc4 22. c3 ]
e) 19...c6 20.dxc6 'e8 21.'d5 "e6 22.'xc5 "xa2 23."f3; 20.'c2 c4 21.h3¹; 18...c4 19.h3¹; 18..."d7 19. e4 'e7 20."g5 'e8 21..xf8+ 'xf8 22..f1+–; 18...c6 (a move I seriously took into consideration) 19."g5! (19.d6?! "e6 (19....a7!? 20. e4 (20.)e3 xg4 21.)g3 f6 22. g5 af7 23. b1 e60) 20..."e6 21. xc5 "d5 22.'e3 'xd6 23. e6 'xe6 24.'xa7 "xa2 25.'e3 xg4 26.'xe6+ "xe6 27..d6 .xf4 28..xf4 "h6 29..xe6 "xf4+ 30.*c2 e5 31..f6 "e3=) 20.'e3 'f6 21.'xc5 d7 ) 19...'e8 (19...)d6 20. e4.) 20..xf8+ "xf8 (20...)xf8 21.dxc6 e6 22.c7.) 21.dxc6 'xc6 (21... xc6 22. d5.) 22. d5 .a7 (22... e6 23. f6+ h8 24.)e3 c4 25.)h3+-) 23.'c3 f7 24. f6+ (24. f3 )g6 25. f4.) 24...*h8 25."f3 'e6 26. h5+ *g8 27."d5¹; 18... c4 19."xc4 bxc4 20."h6¹; 18... xg4 19."g5! (19.d6 "e6 20.dxc7 'xd2+ 21..xd2 "d4 22. e4 (22. xg4
20....xf1 21..xf1 .f6 22..e1 [It was better 22."xc5 .xf1+ 23."xf1 'f6 24."e2 'h4 ]
+ + + + + + + + + + # + + + + +! "+ #$ % + & ' Q%+ +) *+ +, - + . /012345678 22....f3! 23."g5 [23..h1 'f8 24."xf3 'xf3 25..e1 c4! 475
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
35.*a1 "e4=] a) 25... c4 26.'f2+–; 27...c4! [27..."e6 28..f1 .f7 29..xf7 "xf7 30.'xc5 "xa2 31.'xf8+ "xf8 32."f6+ "g7 33."xg7+ *xg7 34. c5¹]
b) 25...'xh3 26.d6 c6 (26...cxd6 27.)xd6) 27. e4 'xg4 (27... d7 28. f2+-) 28. f6+ "xf6 29..g1 c4 30.d7!+–;
28..f1 [28.*b1 "b7 29..f1 .f7 30..d1 c6 31. d6 d4 32. xf7+ 'xf7 33.'d2 'g6+ 34.*a1 c2+ 35.*b1 (35.)xc2? )xc2 36. d8+ f8 37. h6 d5 38. xf8+ g8-+) 35... a3+ 36.*a1 c2+=]
c) 25...b4 26. d1 c4 27. f2 "b7 28."d4+– ; 26.*b1 d3 (26...)xh3 27. f4 )xg4 28. xe5 )f5+ 29. a1 xe5 30.)e2.) 27..g1 b4 (27...)xh3 28.)e2 d7 29. d2 e53) 28.'e2 'xe2 (28... e5 29.)xf3 xf3 30. f1 bxc3 31. xf3 cxb2 32. f4 b7 33. d4+-) 29. xe2 xb2 ] 23...'f8 26. e4
24.d6
.f7
25.dxc7
28....f7 [28...'e8?! 29."f6 ] 29..xf7 [29..d1 .d7=]
.xc7
29... xf7!? [29...'xf7 31. xc8 'xc8=]
+ + + + + + + + + + # % + +$+ +! "+ + + + & ' Q%+ +) *+ +, - + . /012345678
30. d6
'f8
30.*b1! [Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + % + +$+ +! "+ + + + & ' Q+%+ +) *+,+ + + . /012345678
26...*h8! [After this quiet move, Black finally solves all his problems. ] [26...c4 27..f1 'e8 28. f6+ "xf6 29..xf6 c3 30.bxc3 b4 31.'d4‚; 26....d7 27.'e3 c4 28..f1 'e8 29.*b1 ]
Here my opponent offered a draw, but I preferred to play some moves more.]
27.'c2 [27..f1!? .f7 28..xf7 xf7 29."e3 c4 30."d4 (30.)d5 )e7 31. d4 xd4 32.)xd4+ )e5 33.)a7 g7=) 30...'e7 31."xg7+ *xg7 32. g3 'e5 (32...)g5!?) 33. h5+ *h8 34.*b1 "b7
[30."f6?? "xf6 31. xf6 'h6+–+; 30."f4 "b7 31. g3 c3! 32.bxc3 'c5 ; 30."e3 'e7 31."f4 "b7 32. g3 c3 33.bxc3 'c5 ; 30."d2 "b7 31."c3 "xe4 32."xg7+ (32.)xe4 xc3 33.bxc3 )a3+ 34. d2 )xa2+ 35. e3 )a3 36.)d4+ g8 476
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
37. f3 b4) 32...'xg7 33.'xe4 'h6+ 34.*d1 'xh3 35.'a8+ *g7 36.'xa6 'h1+ 37.*d2 'd5+ ; 30."h4 e5=]
36."d3 g5 (36... e5) 37.'b7+ (37.)e3 b4=) 37...*f6 38."c2 b4=] 35.'d4+ [35."d3 *f8 36."c2 a5 37.'a8+ (37.)xh7?? )e1+ 38. b2 c3+ 39. a3 )c1#) 37...*g7 38.'e4 *f8 39.'e3 h6=; 35.'e3 a5 (35...h6 36.*c2 cxb3+ 37.axb3 a5 38.'c3+ 'xc3+ 39.*xc3 d6 40.*d4 (40. d3 f6 41. d4 a4 42.bxa4 bxa4 43. c3 g5) 40...a4 41.b4 a3 42.*c3 e4+ 43.*b3 a2 44.*b2 c3) 36.*b2 (36. f3 a4 37. d5 axb3 38.axb3 )xb3+ 39.)xb3 cxb3=) 36...a4 37.'c3+ 'xc3+ 38.*xc3 axb3 39.axb3 cxb3=]
30..."b7 [30... xg5 31. xg5 'g8 32."f3 "f6 (32...h6 33. d5+-) 33. e4 "e5 34.'d2 ] 31."f6! [The best move, else Black managed to obtain a very dangerous initiative.] [31."h4? e5 32. g5 (32. g3 )e72) 32... g6 33."g3 'e7 34."f3 "xf3 35. xf3 'e3 36.'d1 'e4+ 37.*c1 h6∓; 31."e3?! 'e7 32. c5 (32. f3 e5 33. g5 d3 34.)h2 e5 35.)e2 xf3 36. xf3 g7 37. d4 )e4 38. c1!2) 32...'xe3 33. xb7 'd4∓; 31."d2?! 'e7 32. g3 (32. f3 e5 33. g5 d3∓) 32...'e5 (32... g5 33. c3 xc3 34.)xc3+ g8 35. d1) 33.'c3 "g2 ; 31."f4 'e7 32. g3 "f6 (32...)f6 33.)d2 c3 34.bxc3 )xc3 35.)xc3 xc3) 33. f5 'e6 ; 31."c1?! e5 32. g5 'g8 33."e3 h6 34. e4 'd5 ]
35...*f8 36."f3 [36.*b2 a5 37.'c3 'e7=] 36...'e1+ Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Q + +! "+ + +%+ & ' + + + +) *+,+ + . /012345678
31..."xe4 32."xg7+ *xg7 [32...'xg7 33.'xe4 'f6 34.b3=] 33.'xe4 'd6 34.b3= Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +Q+ +! "+ + + + & ' + +%+ +) *+,+ + + . /012345678
[36...'e1+ 37.*c2 (37. b2 e5=; 37.)d1 )e3=) 37...cxb3+ (37... e5 38.bxc4 bxc4 39."b7 *e7 40."xa6 'a5 41.a3 'a4+ 42.*b1 'b3+ 43.'b2 'e3 (43...'d3+ 44.*a2 *d6 (44...)d5,) ) 44.*a2 c3 45.'b4+ *f6 46.*b3±) 38.axb3 'e5 39.'xe5 xe5 40."e4 h5! 41.g5 h4 42.*c3 a5 43.*d4 f7 44.g6 g5 45."f5 a4=] ½-½
34...'b4 [34...cxb3 35.axb3 h6 (35... e5) 477
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
uyumaya başladı çünkü üzerindeki baskı artıyordu. Maça bir ay kala sabah 05.00’te uyumaya başladı. Öğlen birde kalkıyordu. Maç saat dörtteydi, sadece bir saat bakabiliyordu. Akşam farklı, sabah farklı çalışıyordu. Kramnik de turnuva sürecinde uyku bozukluğu sorunu yaşıyordu.
Satranç Müfredatı VIc: GM Adrian Mihalcisin: Seminer Notları Turnuvaya Hazırlık ve Açılış Seçimi Hakkında Averbakh 8 değişik açılış sitili (sistemi) olduğunu söyler. Yudasin ve diğerleri de sitil sayısını 12’ye çıkarır. Açılış sistemi niçin önemlidir? Çünkü açılış sistemleri oyuncuların kişisel özellikleriyle bağlantılıdır. Farklı kişilikler hemen fark edilmez, fark edilmesi uzunca bir süre alır. Genel anlatımlar grupla paylaşılmalı, değişik yapılardaki birçok çocuğun ilgisini canlı tutmak çalıştırıcı için sorun yaratır. Ama genel konular mutlaka anlatılmalıdır. Anlatılanlar, öğrenciler arasında ufak da olsa rekabet oluşturmalıdır. Ne kadar fazla rekabet olursa öğretilenler de fazla ve yararlı olur. Çeşitli yarışmalar düzenlenebilir: Kombinezon çözme yarışmaları, problem çözme yarışmaları, yıldırım yarışmaları vb. Bu yarışmalar sırasında zayıf olanlarla ilgilenecek zaman bulabilirsiniz.
Viktor Lvovich Korchnoi (1931– ) Taktik gücü yüksek oyuncuların hafızası güçlüdür. Konumsal oyuna yatkın olanların hafızası iyi değildir. Botvinnik ve Kramnik böyleydi. Ben gençtim, Botvinnik’in çalışma sırasında küçük kağıtlara notlar yazdığını gördüm. Şaşırdım. Bir gün Botvinnik’in çalışmalarını izleyen bir arkadaşıma sordum: Bu kağıtlara yazıyor ama ayrıntı yok, neden yazıyor? “Ya sen aptal mısın? Bunları cebine koyuyor, oyun sırasında bakıyor!” dedi.
Sürekli yükselme olmaz. Antrenörler, kendi açılış repertuarını çocuğa öğretiyorlar, bu çok yanlış. Her çocuk için ayrı, ona uygun sistem çalışılmalıdır. Gambit düzenli olarak ve iyi anlatılmalıdır. Şah Gambiti’nin turnuvalarda bir kere de oynanması sağlanmalıdır. Antrenörlerin başarısı bireysel yaklaşımla ilgilidir ama bu bireysel çalışma demek değildir. Grup çalışması iyidir ama kontrol altında yapılmalıdır.
Turnuvaya hazırlık aşamasında uyku, yemekten daha önemlidir. Zira, doğru uyku, beynin düzenli çalışmasını sağlar. Turnuva sırasındaki davranışlarla ilgili bir önemli sorun daha var: beslenme. Proteini yüksek gıdalar tercih edilmeli, balık gibi… Ama en önemlisi oyun sırasında içilenlerdir: Su ya da soda iyidir. Mineraller vücudun fiziksel dengesini düzenlemeye yardım eder. Kola içilmemesi gerekir.
Romanishin, satranç oyuncuları için 1 saat denizde kalmanın aynı süre satranç çalışmaktan daha yararlı olacağını söyler. Farklı ve abartılı bir yaklaşım ama Romanishin, fiziksel aktivitenin göz ardı edilmemesi gerektiğini vurguluyor. Fiziksel aktiviteler turnuva sırasında stresi azaltıcı etki yapar. Turnuvada yorulan yarışmacı için hareket lazım. Karpov, Korçnoy ile Dünya Şampiyonluğu maçını oynamadan iki ay önce uyumaya saat 12.00’de gidiyordu. Stres yapıyordu, her hafta daha geç saatte
Mustafa Yıldız Redaksiyon ve Fotoğraf: Dr Harun Taner
478
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
+ + + + + + + + Q + + - + +! " + %+ & ' + +) *+ +-+ +, . /012345678
Satranç MĂźfredatÄą VId: GM Adrian Mihalcisin: Seminer NotlarÄą Botvinnik’in Konum DeÄ&#x;erlendirme YĂśntemi Bundan Ăśnceki 3 kÄąsÄąmda aktarmaya çalÄąĹ&#x;tÄąklarÄąm GM Adrian Mihalcisin’in, seminerin ilk gĂźnĂź neredeyse hiç soluklanmadan sabahtan ĂśÄ&#x;leye deÄ&#x;in anlattÄąklarÄąndan defterime yazdÄąklarÄąmdÄą. Seminerin baĹ&#x;Äąnda HocamÄązÄąn yĂźzĂź bana yorgun gĂśrĂźndĂź ama durmaksÄązÄąn ve ilerleyen bir istekle konuĹ&#x;uyordu. O konuĹ&#x;tukça bize verdiÄ&#x;i taze bilgilerle yĂźzĂźndeki yorgun maske siliniyor yerine bilgelik maskesi takÄąlÄąyor gibiydi.
Ă–Ä&#x;rencilerimize neler yapmayÄą ĂśÄ&#x;retebiliriz.
ĂśÄ&#x;retebiliriz?
Plan
ÇalÄąĹ&#x;ma ĹžemasÄą – Satrançta DĂźĹ&#x;Ăźnme SĂźreci
Ă–Ä&#x;leden sonraki seansa Hoca, ĂśÄ&#x;retim panosunu kullanarak baĹ&#x;ladÄą. TaĹ&#x;larÄą kendi diziyordu, çok hÄązlÄą, çok seri diziyordu ama buna sadece “diziyorduâ€? demek çok yetersiz bir anlatÄąm olur. Onun taĹ&#x; diziĹ&#x;ine bakarken “Bu adam için hayatta satrançtan baĹ&#x;ka bir Ĺ&#x;ey yok herhalde.â€? diye içimden geçirdim. Mihalcisin, taĹ&#x;larÄą bizim tuttuÄ&#x;umuz gibi tutmuyor, bilenler bilir, BĂźyĂźkusta, ĂźnlĂź ozan NeĹ&#x;et ErtaĹ&#x;’Ĺn sazÄąnÄą tuttuÄ&#x;u gibi tutuyor. TaĹ&#x;larÄą yerlerine, konumda ait olduklarÄą karelere koyarken okĹ&#x;uyor. Ama bu taĹ&#x; dizme iĹ&#x;ini Ăśyle hÄązlÄą yapÄąyor ki içindeki satranç sevgisinin yalÄąmÄą ders alanÄąnÄą (sÄąnÄąfÄą) suyun bir havuzu doldurduÄ&#x;u gibi dolduruyor, izleyen herkesi ister istemez teker teker içine alÄąyor. HocamÄązÄą Ĺ&#x;evkle seyre dalmÄąĹ&#x;ken yanÄąmda oturan Sertaç DalkÄąran’a sessizce sordum: â€œĂœstad, hayatta hakikaten satrançtan daha Ăśnemli, baĹ&#x;ka bir Ĺ&#x;ey yok mudur?â€? “Olmaz olur mu Ĺ&#x;u dersi bir dinleyelim, anlatÄąrÄąm.â€? dedi ama dersten sonra bu Ăśnemli konuyu konuĹ&#x;mak nasip olmadÄą.
Rakibin hamleleri Rakibin tehditleri Hesaplama
P1 Oyuna verdiÄ&#x;imizyĂśn P2 Profilaksi (Not1) P3 Hamle
YukarÄądaki çalÄąĹ&#x;ma Ĺ&#x;emasÄąna gĂśre: P1. Rakibin tehdidi nedir? Piyon isteyebilir, taĹ&#x; isteyebilir. mat isteyebilir. Her Ĺ&#x;eye bakmak lazÄąm. Tehditlere karĹ&#x;Äą ben ne yapabilirim? Basit profilaktik dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźnce. Rakibimizin planÄąnÄą anladÄąktan sonra, o, bu planÄą nasÄąl geliĹ&#x;tirebilir? Bu ve bunun gibi sorularÄąn cevaplarÄą, profilaktik dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźnme yĂśntemini oluĹ&#x;turur. P2. Rakibin planÄąnÄą bozmak, onu engellemek, ona sÄąnÄąr koymak, kÄąsÄątlamak‌ P3. DĂźĹ&#x;ĂźndĂźk, dĂźĹ&#x;ĂźndĂźk‌ Tam hamleyi yapacaÄ&#x;Äąz, hatamÄązÄą gĂśrĂźrĂźz. Herkes bĂśyle yapÄąyor, DĂźnya Ĺ&#x;ampiyonlarÄą bile. Neden bĂśyle oluyor? Neden Ăśnce gĂśremiyoruz? Elementler, baktÄąÄ&#x;ÄąmÄąz konumdaki taĹ&#x;lar bir kutudadÄąr, taktikler‌ Biz (insan) konumu deÄ&#x;erlendirirken hem taktiksel hem de stratejik olarak bakarÄąz. Statik elementler: taĹ&#x;lar ve tahta, konum. Dinamik elementler: taktikler vd. Hamleyi yaparken dinamik elementleri gĂśzden kaçĹrdÄąÄ&#x;ÄąmÄąz için P3 karĹ&#x;ÄąmÄąz çĹkar. Dinamik elemanlarÄą hesaplamak hatalÄą hamleyi Ăśnler. ÇÜzĂźm: Elleri arkadan baÄ&#x;lamak. Genç oyuncular genellikle P2’yi uygulamaz. Onlara, oyunlardan hatlar gĂśstererek hatalarÄąnÄą azaltabilirisiniz. Sadece ĂśÄ&#x;rencilerimiz mi? Biz de Ăśyleyiz.
Botvinnik’in merkeze iliĹ&#x;kin anlatÄąmlarÄą Ia. Botvinnik’ten bir konum GM Adrian Mihalcisin, Ĺ&#x;u konumu dizdi: B: Ĺžg1, Ve5, Kd1, Kd4, Ff3, a3, b2, e3, f2, g2, h3 (11) S: Ĺžg8, Vc5, Kd7, Kd8, Fe6, a5, b6, d5, f7, g7, h6 (11)
479
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Bir oyun iki nedenden kaybedilir:
Bu hamle de bir Ĺ&#x;ey kazandÄąrmÄąyor. Kritik konumlarda “aday hamlelerâ€? ortaya çĹkar. Ă–nce birini sonra diÄ&#x;erini hesaplarÄąz. Bu konumda aday hamleler: 1.Vh5 1.Kh4 1.Ĺžh2 YĂśnĂźnĂźz, hedefiniz deÄ&#x;iĹ&#x;ti. 1.Ĺžh2’yi hesap edelim. Savunma var mÄą? 1.Kh4’e bakalÄąm: SiyahÄąn çok iyi bir savunmasÄą var. Ă–Ä&#x;rencileriniz bu iyi savunmayÄą bulabilirler. Savunma taktiksel de yapÄąlabilir. Burada taktik motif var mÄą? Çifte tehdit var. 1‌Kd6 iyi bir savunma hamlesi ama Ĺ&#x;imdi, 2.Ĺžh2 ataÄ&#x;Äąn hattÄąnÄą deÄ&#x;iĹ&#x;tirir.
1. Rakibimizden kĂśtĂź oynarÄąz. 2. Tipik bir hata yaparÄąz. GßçlĂź oyuncular, P1’de hata yapmaz. Rakibin tehdidi nedir? Onlar, hemen gĂśrĂźrler. P1’in ĂśzĂź nedir? ZayÄąf noktaya (kareye) hĂźcum. Rakip oyuncu gerçekten zayÄąf bir noktaya mÄą yĂśnelmiĹ&#x;? O zayÄąf noktayÄą, hĂźcum eden taĹ&#x; veya taĹ&#x;larla en azÄąndan eĹ&#x;it sayÄąda taĹ&#x;la korumak gerekir. ZayÄąflÄąk budur: Rakip saldÄąrÄąyor, siz koruyorsunuz ya da tersi. YukarÄąda diyagrama bakalÄąm, orada iki tĂźrlĂź devam yolu vardÄąr:
Ib. Karpov-Spassky, Montreal, 1979
1. HĂźcum eden taĹ&#x; sayÄąsÄąnÄą artÄąrmak. Filler tahtada olmasa bile yine ßç tane tehdit eden taĹ&#x; var ama e4 sĂźrĂźlebilir. Savunma nasÄąl yapÄąlÄąr? Savunan taĹ&#x; sayÄąsÄąnÄą artÄąrmakla yapÄąlabilir. Ama bu konumda Ăśyle bir Ĺ&#x;ans yok. Siyah, piyon kaybeder. Ä?lk plan nedir? Filleri deÄ&#x;iĹ&#x;mek. Ă–yleyse hamle ortaya çĹktÄą: 1.Fg4! Stratejik plan ile taktik birleĹ&#x;ti. TaĹ&#x; deÄ&#x;iĹ&#x;mek çok Ăśnemli stratejik unsurlardan biridir. Ĺžimdi, fili rakip deÄ&#x;iĹ&#x;irse taktik motif oluĹ&#x;ur. Kaleyle alÄąp mat isteriz. Ama biz deÄ&#x;iĹ&#x;irsek piyonla savunur. En iyi savunma piyonla yapÄąlandÄąr. ÇßnkĂź en ekonomik taĹ&#x; piyondur.
Boris Vasilievich Spassky (1937– ) Ä?ncelediÄ&#x;imiz konuma benzeyen bir konum var, biraz daha karmaĹ&#x;Äąk. ÇßnkĂź her iki tarafta birer taĹ&#x; daha var: c3’te beyaz fil, e7’de siyah fil.
2. ZayÄąflÄąk oluĹ&#x;turma yĂśntemi: Genel teori der ki: bir zayÄąflÄąk korunabilir zayÄąflÄąktÄąr. Ä?ki zayÄąflÄąk da korunabilir. Ama her ikisine birden yapÄąlan tehdit sÄąkÄąntÄą yaratÄąr. Ä?stemek, savunmaktan iyidir. Ä?kinci tehdit nerede yapÄąlabilir? Ĺžah kanadÄąnda. Bu amaçla, 1.g4 oynandÄą. Siyah 1. ‌ Vc6 hamlesini yaptÄą. Beyaz, burada bir seçim yapmak zorunda: h4, g5 oynayabilir ya da doÄ&#x;rudan g5 oynayabilir. Bunlardan biri iyi diÄ&#x;eri kĂśtĂźdĂźr ama biz bunu nasÄąl anlayabiliriz. Seçeneklerden ikisi de mĂźmkĂźnse biri daha çekicidir. 2.h4’ten sonra siyahÄąn 2‌f6 savunma hamlesi planÄą bozar, veziri uzaklaĹ&#x;tÄąrÄąr. Onun için Botvinnik 2.g5 oynadÄą. 2‌hxg5 3.Vxg5 Ĺžimdi zayÄąflÄąk nerede? “hâ€? hattÄąnda. Bir tarafÄąn çok seçeneÄ&#x;inin olduÄ&#x;u konumlara “kritik konumâ€? denir. Kritik konumlarda elimine metodunu uygulamak iyi sonuç verir. En basit hamle: Fxd5. Siyah Vh6 oynayabilir. Beyaz biraz daha iyidir. BaĹ&#x;ka seçenek: 1.Kxd5 derin tehditler yaratÄąr. Korunmayan taĹ&#x;, rakibin tehdit yollarÄąnÄą açar, onu davet eder. 1‌Vf6 ile savunur.
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +! " %- %+ & ' - ) *+ +Q+ +, . /012345678 Karpov-Spassky, Montreal, 1979 Botvinnik’ten 30 yÄąl sonra Karpov – Spassky partisinde oluĹ&#x;muĹ&#x;. Konum, aynÄą yĂśntemler 480
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
(Not4), Botvinnik inceleyiniz.
gĂśzden geçirilerek deÄ&#x;erlendirilmeli. Yeni konumda mekanik bir yĂśntem uygun deÄ&#x;il, e4 sĂźrĂźlemiyor. Peki, baĹ&#x;ka zayÄąflÄąk oluĹ&#x;turulabilir mi? Karpov, bunu nasÄąl yaptÄą? g7 karesindeki zayÄąflÄąk için ne yapÄąlabilir? Veziri Ĺ&#x;ah kanadÄąna aktararak‌ 26.g3 Ff8 27.Fg2 Fe7 28.Vh5 BeyazÄąn hamleleri çok basit gĂśzĂźkĂźyor. Karpov, mekanik oynuyor, merdiveni basamak basamak çĹkÄąyor. Ĺžimdi artÄąk e4 tehdidi var. Siyah, 28‌a6 ile vezirini korudu. Oyunu bulup devamÄąnÄą inceleyiniz. (Not2)
--
Ragozin
partilerini
Mustafa YÄąldÄąz (Not1) Profilaksi: Tehditlere karĹ&#x;Äą Ăśnceden Ăśnlem alma Profilaktik hamle: Rakibin Ăśnemli bir planÄąnÄą ya da kombinezonunu engelleyen savunma hamlesi Not2: Karpov,Anatoly (2705) - Spassky, Boris V (2640) [D37] Montreal (4), 1979 1.d4 Af6 2.c4 e6 3.Af3 d5 4.Ac3 Fe7 5.Ff4 0–0 6.e3 c5 7.dxc5 Ac6 8.Vc2 Va5 9.a3 Fxc5 10.Kd1 Fe7 11.Ad2 Fd7 12.Fe2 Kfc8 13.0–0 Vd8 14.cxd5 exd5 15.Af3 h6 16.Ae5 Fe6 17.Axc6 Kxc6 18.Ff3 Vb6 19.Fe5 Ae4 20.Ve2 Axc3 21.Fxc3 Kd8 22.Kd3 Kcd6 23.Kfd1 K6d7 24.K1d2 Vb5 25.Vd1 b6 26.g3 Ff8 27.Fg2 Fe7 28.Vh5 a6 29.h3 Vc6 30.Ĺžh2 a5 31.f4 f6 32.Vd1 Vb5 33.g4 g5 34.Ĺžh1 Vc6 35.f5 Ff7 36.e4 Ĺžg7 37.exd5 Vc7 38.Ke2 b5 39.Kxe7 Kxe7 40.d6 Vc4 41.b3 1–0
Ic. Botvinnik’ten bir konum daha Yine bßyßk Botvinnik’ten bir konuma bakĹyoruz: B: Şe1, Vd1, Ka1, Kh1, Fb2, Fe2, Ac3, Ad2, a3, b4, d4, e3, f2, g2, h2 (15) S: Şg8, Ve7, Ka8, Kf8, Fc8, Fd6, Ab6, Af6, a7, b7, c7, e4, f7, g7, h7 (15)
+ + + + # + + + + + + +! " #$ + & ' % #$% ) * - +Q+, +-. /012345678
Not3: (45961) Bogoljubow,Efim - Botvinnik, Mikhail [E14] Nottingham, 1936 1.d4 Af6 2.Af3 b6 3.e3 c5 4.c4 Fb7 5.Ac3 cxd4 6.exd4 e6 7.Fd3 Fe7 8.0–0 0–0 9.b3 d5 10.Fe3 Ae4 11.Kc1 Ad7 12.Ve2 Kc8 13.Kfd1 f5 14.Ff4 g5 15.Fe5 g4 16.Ae1 Axe5 17.Fxe4 dxe4 18.dxe5 Vc7 19.Ab5 Vxe5 20.Kd7 Fg5 21.Kcd1 Fc6 22.Kxa7 Kcd8 23.a4 Kxd1 24.Vxd1 Kd8 25.Vc2 Fd2 0–1 Not4: (62327) Lundin,Erik - Botvinnik,Mikhail [E18] Staunton Memorial Groningen (2), 1946 1.d4 Af6 2.c4 e6 3.Af3 b6 4.g3 Fb7 5.Fg2 Fe7 6.0–0 0–0 7.Ac3 d5 8.Ae5 Vc8 9.cxd5 Axd5 10.Axd5 exd5 11.Vb3 Ve6 12.Ad3 Kd8 13.Fe3 c6 14.Kfd1 Ad7 15.Kac1 Af6 16.Kc2 Ae4 17.Kdc1 Kac8 18.Af4 Vd7 19.Va4 a5 20.Vb3 b5 21.Vd3 g5 22.Ah5 f5 23.f3 Ad6 24.Ff2 Kf8 25.b3 Kf7 26.h3 Ve6 27.g4 Vg6 28.Fg3 f4 29.Ff2 Vxd3 30.exd3 b4 31.Ke1 Kc7 32.Ke5 Ab5 33.Şh2 Fc8 34.h4 h6 35.hxg5 hxg5 36.Şg1 Fd7 37.Kce2 Şf8 38.Kc2 Ka7 39.Ff1 a4 40.bxa4 Kxa4 41.Kb2 Ac3 42.Ke1 Kh7 43.Ka1 Şf7 44.Fe1 Ab5 45.Fe2 Axd4 46.Fd1 c5 47.Fxa4 Axf3+ 48.Şf2 Fxg4 49.Fd1 Ae5 50.Fxg4 Axg4+ 51.Şg1 Kxh5 52.Kg2 Ff6 0–1
Ä?lk bakÄąĹ&#x;ta pozisyonun siyah için kĂśtĂź olduÄ&#x;u sĂśylenemez. Ama; 1.g4! Siyah atÄą f6’dan uzaklaĹ&#x;tÄąrmak ve e4 piyonuna hĂźcum etmek dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźncesiyle‌ 1‌h6’ya 2.h4 SiyahÄąn durumu birden kĂśtĂźleĹ&#x;ti. Botvinnik 1936’da Bogoljubov’a da aynÄą stratejiyi uyguladÄą. (Not3) Fischer’in de dediÄ&#x;i gibi satranç zamanlamadÄąr. ZamanÄą, anÄą kaçĹrÄąrsanÄąz rakibiniz toparlanÄąr. PiyonlarÄąnÄązÄą Ĺ&#x;ahÄąnÄązdan fazla ayÄąrmayÄąnÄąz. Ama gĂśrĂźldĂźÄ&#x;Ăź gibi merkeze dolaylÄą atak dĂźzenlemek için Ĺ&#x;ahÄąn ĂśnĂźndeki piyon, “gâ€? piyonu sĂźrĂźlĂźyor. Botvinnik, çok kuvvetli oynuyor. BĂźyĂźk Botvinnik’in nasÄąl kazandÄąÄ&#x;ÄąnÄą gĂśrdĂźk, rakip taĹ&#x;larÄą merkezden uzaklaĹ&#x;tÄąrdÄą Ăśyle kazandÄą. Ek çalÄąĹ&#x;ma: Botvinnik – Smyslov, Lundin -- Botvinnik
Redaksiyon, FotoÄ&#x;raf ve Oyun: Dr Harun Taner
481
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
taĹ&#x;larÄąn yerleĹ&#x;keleri iyi. Rok, siyahÄąn atak yollarÄąnÄą açar. Rok bekletilmeli, hele kÄąsa rok çok tehlikeli. 13.e4 çok klasik bir hamle, d4 karesinde izole piyon oluĹ&#x;ur. 13.a4 daha mantÄąklÄą, fakat b4 karesi zayÄąflar ve siyah, a5 hamlesi ile kontrolĂź ele geçirir.13. a3 hamlesi bekleme hamlesiydi. Vc2 hamlesi ilginç, Vd1 ve Vf3, iyi fikirler. Siyah da rok atmak istemiyor. Kim rok atarsa atakla karĹ&#x;ÄąlaĹ&#x;Äąr. Satranç, daÄ&#x;a tÄąrmanmaya benzer: YĂźkseldikçe daha geniĹ&#x; alan açĹlÄąr. Ne kadar çalÄąĹ&#x;ÄąrsanÄąz o kadar yeni Ĺ&#x;eyler karĹ&#x;ÄąnÄąza çĹkar. BakalÄąm oyunda neler oldu.
Satranç MßfredatĹ VIIc: GM Mikhail Gurevich: Seminer NotlarĹ Gurevich’in dersleri 3: Gerginlik
Baburin,Alexander (2541) − Gurevich,Mikhail (2656) [D12] Bundesliga 2003-2004 (15.6), 25.04.2004
+ + + # + # + + + + + + + +! "+Q#$% + & ' % +) * - + +, +-. /012345678
1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.Af3 Af6 4.e3 Ff5 5.Ac3 e6 6.Ah4 Fg6 7.Vb3 Vc7 8.Axg6 hxg6 9.h3 Abd7 10.Fd2 Ab6
+ + + # + # + + + + + + + +! "+Q#$ + & ' % +) * - + +,%+-. /012345678
13.0-0-0? a5! Siyahlar nereye atak yapacaÄ&#x;ÄąnÄą biliyor. 14.Ĺžb1 a4 15.Vc2 Ac4 16.Fxc4 dxc4 17.Axa4 0-0!
+ + + + + + # + + + + + $+ + +! "+ + + & ' Q % +) *+,+-+ +-. /012345678
Ă–nemli bir hamle: c4 karesine baskÄą: Beyaz, c5 oynarsa siyah, atÄą geri dĂśnecek ve e5 sĂźrecek, Smyslov planÄą! 11.cxd5 exd5 Tansiyon dĂźĹ&#x;tĂź. Merkezde gerginliÄ&#x;i tutmak gerekir. Kim ki tansiyonu dĂźĹ&#x;ĂźrĂźr zaman ve enerji yitirir. 12.Fd3 Fe7 Ä?ki taraf da çok iyi bir biçimde AB’yi uyguladÄąlar. Ä?ki taraf da istedikleri kanatta rok yapabilir. Stratejik olarak ilginç bir pozisyon, taktiksel hiçbir olanak yok. BeyazÄąn planÄą nedir? Plan seçiminden Ăśnce rok hamlesi de yapÄąlmalÄądÄąr. Ama burada hemen rok iyi deÄ&#x;il. KÄąvrak bir hamle bulmalÄą. Siyah 482
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
+ + + + + + + + # + + + + + + + +! "+ % + & ' Q+ +) *+ +,-+ +-. /012345678
GeliĹ&#x;im tamamlanÄąyor. BeyazÄąn beklediÄ&#x;i hamle: 17‌.b5 18.Ac5 ve durum belirsiz. 18.Ac3 b5 Siyah taĹ&#x;lar vezir kanadÄąnda çok etkili. 19.Ae2
+ + + + + + # + + + + + + + +! "+ + + & ' Q %$ +) *+,+-+ +-. /012345678
25.bxc3 Ä?nsan, savunmayÄą iyi yapamÄąyor; bilgisayar daha iyi savunuyor: 24.Vxc3 en iyi savunma hamlesiydi. Vc4 26.Vd3 Vxd3 27.Kxd3 Ka1+
+ + + + + + + + # + + + + + + + +! "+ - % + & ' + + +) * +, + +-. /012345678
Ka6 19‌.Kxa2 niçin yapĹlamaz? Kßçßk bir kĹz, bu sorunun cevabĹnĹ 10 saniyede buldu, ben 15 dakika harcadĹm. 20.Ac1 Kfa8 21.e4 Va7 22.Fe3
+ + + + + + + # + + + + + + + +! "+ + % + & ' Q+ +) *+,#$-+ +-. /012345678
0-1 Uzun rok yaparak beyaz, baĹ&#x;Äąna ne iĹ&#x;ler açtÄą. Ä?yi ve doÄ&#x;ru dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźnmeyi ĂśÄ&#x;retmek gerekir. DoÄ&#x;ru bir yolda doÄ&#x;ru dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźnerek ilerleyebilirsin. Biz, satranç oynamayÄą ĂśÄ&#x;retemeyiz, doÄ&#x;ru dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźnmeyi ĂśÄ&#x;retebiliriz, satranç sevgisini ĂśÄ&#x;retebiliriz.
Kxa2!! 23.Axa2 Vxa2+ 24.Ĺžc1 c3 Beyazlar zor durumda. Zor durumda insan hata yapar.
Mustafa YÄąldÄąz Redaksiyon: Dr Harun Taner
483
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
+ + + + + + + + + +! " +$ & ' +Q+ % ) * - % +-+, . /012345678
Satranç MĂźfredatÄą VIId: GM Mikhail Gurevich: Seminer NotlarÄą Mustafa YÄąldÄąz Redaksiyon: Dr Harun Taner Gurevich’in dersleri 4: NasÄąl OynamalÄą, NasÄąl Ă–Ä&#x;retmeli?
] 11...Ve7 12.e4 Fd7 13.Fe3 b6 Ä?ngiliz açĹlÄąĹ&#x;ÄąnÄąn ĂśzgĂźn bir konumu oluĹ&#x;tu. Ä?ki taraf da ABC uygulamasÄąnÄą tamamladÄą. Kaleler oyuna girdi. AçĹk ve yarÄą açĹk hatlara dikkat edilmelidir. Plan seçiminin zamanÄą geldi. Siyahlar vezir kanadÄąnda oynamaya çalÄąĹ&#x;Äąyor. Beyaz nasÄąl bir plan yapmalÄą? Ĺžah kanadÄąna hĂźcum etmeli, çßnkĂź rakibin oynadÄąÄ&#x;Äą kanatta oynamak doÄ&#x;ru deÄ&#x;ildir. 14.Ad2 Aa5 15.f4 f6 9‌h6 hamlesinin zayÄąflÄąÄ&#x;Äą ortaya çĹkÄąyor. 16.Af3 Ac4 17.Fc1 b5 18.Ah4 Ve8 19.Vd1 c5 Planlar belirlenince hÄązlÄą oynanmalÄą, rakip toparlanmadan sonuca gidilmeli. 20.dxe5 fxe5 21.f5 Kf6! [Diagram
Satrançta yeni bir Ĺ&#x;ey bulmak, yenilik çok zordur ve çok nadirdir. Yine de her oyun bir Ăśncekinden yenidir, farklÄądÄąr. Oyunun her anÄą Ăśnemlidir. HafÄąza çok Ăśnemlidir. Ama, kurallar, kurallar, kurallar‌ Pozisyon anlayÄąĹ&#x;Äą iyi olan kurallarÄą da biliyorsa maçĹ kazanÄąr. Ă–nemli olan hangi açĹlÄąĹ&#x;Äą oynadÄąÄ&#x;ÄąmÄąz deÄ&#x;il nasÄąl oynadÄąÄ&#x;ÄąmÄązdÄąr. En iyi yenilik unutulmuĹ&#x; Ĺ&#x;eylerdir. Satranç oyununa kiĹ&#x;inin karakteri yansÄąr. Disiplinli ve sakin davranÄąĹ&#x;lÄą kiĹ&#x;ilere de feda yapmayÄą ĂśÄ&#x;retmek gerekir. Var olan yapÄąyÄą da geliĹ&#x;tirmek gerekir. Bu konuda hazÄąr reçete yok. Reçeteyi kim ĂśÄ&#x;retiyorsa o yazacak! Yeni baĹ&#x;layanlara bilgi bombardÄąmanÄą uygulamayÄąn. YavaĹ&#x; yavaĹ&#x;, sevdire sevdire ĂśÄ&#x;retin. 30 dakika bilgi, 30 dakika futbol ya da çizgi film ve tabii çikolata!
+ + + + + + + + + + + #$! " + & ' + + +% ) * - %Q+-+, . /012345678
Gurevich,Mikhail (2667) − Karpov,Anatoly (2699) [A28] Cap d'Agde KO (3.2), 04.11.2000 1.c4 Af6 2.Ac3 e5 3.Af3 Ac6 4.a3?! 4.e3, e4, d4 d5 5.cxd5 Axd5 6.Vc2 Axc3?! 6‌Fe7, Fe6 7.bxc3 Fd6 8.g3 00 9.Fg2 h6? 10.0-0 Kb8 Siyah, fillerini nereden çĹkacak? Belirli bir kararÄą yok. Oyun teorik deÄ&#x;il, iki taraf da ĂśzgĂźn gßçleriyle oynuyorlar. 11.d4! Merkeze hĂźcum! [Diagram
Çok gßçlß bir Karpov manevrasĹ. Karpov 484
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
kalesini açĹk olan d dikeyine getirecek. Kanat saldÄąrÄąsÄąna en iyi karĹ&#x;ÄąlÄąk merkezden yapÄąlan saldÄąrÄądÄąr.] 22.g4 Fe7 23.Ve2 Kd6 24.Af3 Vd8! 25.a4 a6 26.axb5 Fxb5 27.Vf2 Kd3 SiyahÄąn zayÄąf piyon adacÄąklarÄą oluĹ&#x;tu. 28.h4 [Diagram
World Express: Chess Happenings The Advance-Titan > News
+ + + + + + + + + + + + ! "+ +$+ & ' + + Q%+) * - % +-+, . /012345678
Chess brings intellect, entertainment to campus By Jessica Kuderer kuderj22@uwosh.edu Published: Thursday, March 29, 2012 Updated: Thursday, March 29, 2012 00:03 After several years of absence, the Chess Club has returned to UW Oshkosh and is providing students with a new way to engage in the campus community. Oshkosh Chess Club President Danny Courtney said he became interested in starting a chess club on campus after being involved in his high school club. “I coached my high school [chess] team and I played in high school for two years,� Courtney said. “I came here and I thought it would be fun to start up a chess club because I have a lot of friends here from Kewaskum and then it turned out that a lot more people decided to join.� In order to get the club started and recognized by the Oshkosh Student Association, Courtney had to recruit at least five members, write a constitution and by-laws, recruit a faculty adviser and submit an application through OrgSync. “[After OSA] gets back to you, you go to a meeting with them,� Courtney said.
Burada, c piyonunu tutmak akÄąlcÄą ama duygularÄąm Ăśyle demedi.] 28...Kxc3 29.g5 SaldÄąrÄą dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźncesi savunma hxg5? dĂźĹ&#x;Ăźncesinden bir adÄąm Ăśndedir. 29‌Kb6! Ä?yi bir savunma olurdu KĂśtĂź taĹ&#x; da iyileĹ&#x;irdi. 30.hxg5 Kxc1 31.Kaxc1 Fxg5 32.Axg5 Vxg5 33.Kc3 Vd2 34.Vg3 Vd4+ 35.Ĺžh1 Fe8 36.f6 g6 37.Kd3 Vb2 38.Kd7 Ff7 39.Vh3 [Diagram
+ + + + +-+ + + + + + + + + + +! "+ + + +Q& ' + +%+) *+ + +-+,. /012345678
Courtney said he felt the hardest part of the whole process was finding a faculty adviser. He began by emailing math professors he knew from working in the math lab. The math professors then directed him to marketing professor Bryan Lilly, the former faculty adviser for the Chess Club that used to be on campus several years back. “The University has had a Chess Club on and off over the years,� Lilly said. “Like most student clubs, the success of the club really depends upon the officers who are in charge and if they really have the time and energy to do a lot of stuff or not.� The last time Oshkosh had a chess club, the student president had a busy schedule and holding meetings became less important, according to Lilly. “He was all excited
] 1-0 485
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
out the best moves to make. “They [were] all different levels too,” Courtney said. “There [were] easy ones and hard ones. This [gave] me an idea of what level everyone is at, and I can [now] tailor lessons to their skill levels.” Courtney said he plans to continue holding meetings on Tuesdays at 6 p.m. in Reeve 215, which will last about an hour. “The first 30 minutes will be puzzles and tactics or some sort of lesson where I’ll teach them a specific theme or concept,” Courtney said. “Then usually the second half will be just playing games against each other, which is really good practice [and] experience.”
about it, but then he realized that there is a fair chunk of work involved,” Lilly said. “He had other things that were on his plate so he just stopped holding meetings. It just became a low priority for student leaders at the time, so we just shut it down.” Lilly said he feels having a chess club on campus again is beneficial to students because it gives them additional ways to get engaged. “[It gives students a way to] do something that’s not totally mindless and has a fun element to it,” Lilly said. “I think that one of the things our campus lacks is we have activities for students, but as a campus we don’t have a whole lot of things that go on during the weekend that keeps people engaged. I’m not sure that this student effort will end up doing things on the weekends, but it has that potential.”
Totzke said he believes being involved in Chess Club helps improve players’ skill levels. “I have been addicted to playing internet chess since winter break,” Totzke said. “Chess Club is way better in the sense that they will teach you how to play better.” According to Courtney, there is no fee to be involved with the club. Students just have to show up to meetings or email Courtney at courtd28@uwosh.edu for more information.
Chess Club member Paul Totzke said he believes chess has characteristics that are important for college students to learn. “Chess is a game of calculations and an exercise in logic,” Totzke said. “Both [are] good things to know for a college student. You should probably get involved if you like playing for the love of the game.” Lilly said he believes having a chess club would also attract future students to Oshkosh because Wisconsin has a large number of high school chess players. “To some extent students choose a college or a university because it has the kinds of varieties of activities that they want to engage in,” Lilly said. “Having something that adds to the dimension that adds to what we offer to students is good in recruiting new students.” As faculty adviser, Lilly said he “lives to serve the student president” by helping the president with who to contact and what campus resources to use. When Courtney was first planning the direction he wanted to go with the Chess Club, he sat down with Lilly and discussed his plans and goals, according to Courtney.
“Whether you are into rock climbing or music or whatever else, hobbies are good,” Lilly said. “As long as you are not just sitting on the couch playing on the computer or watching TV, it is good to get involved with your other colleagues and sort of explore different things.” The Seattle Times > Politics Northwest Chess geeks rally for Bob Ferguson March 29, 2012 at 11:50 AM Posted by Bob Young As contributors to Bob Ferguson's campaign for state attorney general, August Piper and Dave Kelly will be identified in public campaign records as a doctor and engineer, respectively. But that's not why they came to the Westin Hotel at 7 a.m. Thursday for Ferguson's campaign fundraiser. Piper and Kelly were there as president and vicepresident of the Seattle Chess Club. To them, Ferguson, a Democrat and King County Council member, is something special -- as a chess player. Kelly was quick to say he knew all about a match
The club met for the first time Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Reeve Memorial Union room 215. Currently, Courtney said the club has about 12 members. “Since it [was] our first official meeting, we [started off with] introductions,” Courtney said. “Then we talk[ed] about our goals.” Courtney said he then set up a test using various chess boards and different chess positions for the members to figure 486
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Taner,Harun (2276) – Mulde,Ralf (2006) [D20]
Ferguson, now 47, played in Berlin as a teenager. "He sacrificed his queen and beat a chess master. It was spectacular, daring, flashy," said Kelly. Hardly the words many would use to describe Ferguson today. "Depending on where you stand, he's remarkably tenacious or stubborn as hell," King County Executive Dow Constantine told the breakfast crowd. (The 680 in attendance included Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, City Attorney Pete Holmes and King County Council members Larry Gossett, Joe McDermott and Larry Phillips.) Though the chess club had six people at a table, contributing $100 each to Ferguson, it's not a partisan group, Kelly said. "We don't have any particular leaning. We lean all over the place." But this subset of the club's 100 members believe Ferguson's chess skills translate well in politics. An internationally rated chess master, Ferguson could beat the sextet "playing blindfolded and simultaneously," Kelly said. His tenacity is important in both chess and politics, Piper said. Ferguson recalls well the match Kelly talked about. It was followed by a more impressive 10-hour draw, he says, against a grandmaster, Gyozo Forintos from Hungary. Chess taught him about discipline, responsibility for his decisions, and planning ahead, Ferguson said.
M2012/Rd.1/Gr.5 www.desc-online.de, 15.01.2012 [Mulde,Ralph,Taner,Harun] [D20: Angenommenes Suetin-Variante.]
Damengambit,
1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4 [Diagram
# + + + + + + + + + + +! "+ + + + & ' + ) * -$ %Q+,%#$-. /012345678 Queen’s Gambit Aceepted] 3.e4 Sf6 4.e5 Sd5 5.Lxc4 [Diagram
The biggest difference between chess and politics? "In chess you are on your own," he said. At the age of 19, Ferguson says, he seriously thought about becoming a professional chess player. "But at the end of day, chess is a fairly internal profession. I wanted to have a broader impact," he said. In keeping with their passion, Kelly and another chess clubber, Joe Davis, couldn't help themselves during the speeches at Ferguson's breakfast. Using just a small slip of blue paper (at right) -- passed back and forth over their mini-quiches -- Kelly and Davis envisioned the board and pieces in their minds. In nine moves, Davis won. Kelly blamed it on the early hour.
# + + + + + + + +% + +! "+ + + + & ' + ) * -$ %Q+, #$-. /012345678
Antalya-Bremen Express:
]
Eine E-mail Partie
5...Sb6 [Diagram 487
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
20.Dxb3 fxe5 21.a4 Dg6 22.Sg3 Dd3 23.Tc3 Dd5 24.Dc2 Kb8 25.Se4 Sd4 26.Df2 De6 27.a5 Sd5 28.Tc5 Sf4 29.Lxf4 exf4 30.Dh4 b6 31.axb6 axb6 32.Th5 Dc4 33.Df2 Df7 34.Th4 h5 35.Df1 Kb7 36.Db1 Dg6 37.Sc3 Dxb1 38.Txb1 Se6 39.Se4 Th8 40.Te1 Tdf8 41.Sd6+ cxd6 42.Txe6 Tf5 43.Txd6 Tc8 44.g4 fxg3 45.Tb4 Tc6 46.Txc6 1/2–1/2 (46) Korobov,A (2648) Yudin,S (2573), Moskau 2010;
# # + + + + + + +% + +! "+ + + + & ' + ) * -$ %Q+, #$-. /012345678
b) 11.Lc2 Lxc2 (11...Lg6 12.a3 f6 13.exf6 gxf6 14.b4 Se7 15.Lb3 Sed5 16.Dc1 Ld3 17.Td1 Lc4 18.Lxc4 Sxc4 19.Lf4 Sd6 20.Tb1 Kb8 21.b5 Tg8 22.Td3 Sf5 23.Sxd5 exd5 24.a4 Ld6 25.a5 Tde8 26.Sg3 Sxg3 27.hxg3 Te4 28.Lxd6 Dxd6 29.Dh6 De7 30.b6 Te1+ 31.Txe1 Dxe1+ 32.Kh2 Dxa5 33.bxa7+ Dxa7 34.Dxf6 Da6 35.Df3 Dh6+ 36.Kg1 Te8 37.Td1 De6 38.Ta1 b6 39.Dd3 h6 40.Db5 Td8 41.Da4 Kc8 42.Ta3 Dd6 43.Da6+ Kd7 44.Te3 Dc6 45.Dd3 Te8 46.Df5+ Kd8 47.Tf3 De6 48.Dh5 Dc6 49.Tf5 Dc1+ 50.Kh2 c6 51.Dg6 Te7 52.Dd6+ 1–0 (52) Kuljasevic,D (2555) Kutuzovic,B (2334), Sibenik 2010) 12.Dxc2
][Zwar gilt allen Theoretikern das sofortige 5.-Nc6 als weniger gut, aber die vorliegenden Partien zeichnen in ihren Ergebnissen dazu kein ganz einheitliches Bild: 5...Sc6 6.Sc3 (6.Se2 Lf5 7.0–0 Sb6 8.Lb3 e6 9.Sbc3 Sb4?! (9...Dd7 costuma ser mais jogado. 10.Le3 0–0–0 (10...Td8 11.Sg3!? (11.Dc1 / Rf1–d1) 11...Lg6 (11...Sxd4 12.Lxd4 Dxd4 13.Df3*) 12.h4 Sxd4 13.Lxd4 Dxd4 14.Df3 Dxh4 15.Dxb7 Lc5 16.Dc6+ Sd7 17.Tad1 Lb6 18.Txd7 Txd7 19.Td1 0–0 20.Txd7 Dxg3 21.Dxb6 Dxc3 22.bxc3 cxb6 23.Txa7 Tc8= Schirow - Anand, Dortmund 1992) 11.Sa4
+ + # + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$ % + & ' Q+$ ) * - + +-+, . /012345678
a) 11.Tc1 f6 (11...Kb8 12.Sa4 Sd5 13.Sc5 Lxc5 14.Txc5 Scb4 15.Lxd5 Sxd5 16.Db3 c6 17.Tfc1 Tc8 18.Sc3 h5 19.Sxd5 cxd5 20.a4 Txc5 21.dxc5 Tc8 22.Ld4 h4 23.h3 Le4 24.Dd1 Dd8 25.Dd2 De8 26.Ta1 Dh8 27.b4 Dh6 28.f4 Dg6 29.Tc1 Ld3 30.b5 De4 31.Lf2 d4 32.c6 bxc6 33.Db4 c5 34.Txc5 Txc5 35.Dxc5 Dxf4 36.a5 f6 37.Df8+ Kc7 38.Dxg7+ Kd8 39.Df8+ Kd7 40.Dd6+ 1– 0 (40) Neto,H (2525) - Rydholm,L (2595), corr ICCF 2004) 12.exf6 gxf6 13.Sa4 Tg8 14.Sc5 Lxc5 15.Txc5 Le4 16.f3 Ld5 17.Kh1 Dg7 18.Tg1 e5 19.dxe5 Lxb3 488
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
16.Sxf5 Lxf5 17.Txf5 Db6 18.Lb4 Lxb4 19.Lxd5 0-0-0 20.axb4 Txd5 21.Dg4 Txd4 22.Tf4+ Td7+ 23.Kh1 Thd8 24.Txf7 Dd4 25.Dh3 Kc7 26.Df5 g6 27.Txd7+ Txd7 28.Db1 Dxe5 29.Txa7 Dxb2 30.Ta1 Dxb1+ 31.Txb1 Kb6 32.Kg1 Kb5 33.Tb2 Td4 34.Te2 b6 35.Te7 Kxb4 36.Txh7 c5 37.Th3 c4 0–1 (37) Schalkwijk,P (1428) - Milde,L (1643), corr LSS Lechenicher SchachServer 2011) 10...S4d5 (10...c6 /...Nb4–d5) 11.Tc1 (11.Dd2 Le7 12.Sg3 Lg6 13.f4 Sxe3 14.Dxe3 Dd7 15.f5 exf5 16.e6 fxe6 17.Lxe6 Dd8 18.Sxf5 Lxf5 19.Txf5 Lf6 20.Sd5 Sxd5 21.Txd5 De7 22.Td7 Dxd7 23.Lxd7+ Kxd7 24.Dh3+ Kd8 25.Td1 a5 26.Db3 Kc8 27.De6+ Kb8 28.d5 Ta6 29.d6 c5 30.b3 Td8 31.Td5 h6 32.Kf2 Tc6 33.Ke3 Ka7 34.g3 Ka6 35.Kf3 Ka7 36.Kg4 b5 37.De2 Tb8 38.Kh5 b4 39.h4 Kb6 40.g4 Th8 41.Kg6 Lxh4 42.Kxg7 Tcc8 43.De6 Tce8 44.Df7 Teg8+ 45.Dxg8 Txg8+ 46.Kxg8 Kc6 47.Td3 Kd7 48.Kg7 Lg5 49.Kg6 Lf4 50.Td5 Le3 51.Kh5 a4 52.Kg6 a3 53.Kh5 Lf2 54.Kxh6 c4 55.bxc4 b3 56.axb3 Le1 57.Td1 1–0 (57) Giertz,N (2365) Leskowksy, Z (1800), corr ICCF 1998) 11...c6 12.Sg3 Lg6 13.Dd2 Sxe3 14.fxe3 Le7 15.Sce4 0–0 16.Tfd1 Sd5 17.Sc5 Tb8 18.Df2 Lg5 19.Sf1 De7 20.Df3 Tfd8 (20...f6! e as pretas tem boa posição) 21.Lc2 Tbc8 22.Lxg6 hxg6 23.Se4 Lh6 24.a3 f5 25.exf6 (25.Sd6 tambÊm Ê interessante, e estrategicamente parece melhor. O avanço g5–g4 das pretas parece demorado e eu tenho e3–e4 no futuro. Mas sinto que tomar Ê uma decisão pråtica melhor, pois o rei preto fica mais exposto, depois da ruptura e3–e4) 25...gxf6 26.Tc2 f5 27.Sc5 Kh7 28.e4 Sf6 29.Te2 Esse lance foi um convite a complicaçþes. (29.exf5 exf5 30.Te2 Df7 com vantagem branca. As
12‌f5 13.a3 (13.exf6 gxf6 14.Sf4 Ld6 15.De4 Lxf4 16.Dxf4 f5 17.Tac1 Thg8 18.Tfe1 Tg4 19.Dh6 Sb4 20.Tcd1 Tdg8 21.g3 S4d5 22.Lc1 T4g6 23.Dh5 Dg7 24.Df3 h5 25.h4 f4 26.Se4 fxg3 27.fxg3 Tf8 28.Dd3 Tg4 29.Sg5 Sf4 30.Lxf4 Tfxf4 31.Kh2 Txd4 32.Db3 Sd5 33.Txe6 b6 34.Txd4 Dxd4 35.Te2 a5 36.Se6 Dc4 37.Df3 c6 38.Tf2 Kb7 39.Df8 Txh4+ 40.gxh4 Dxh4+ 41.Kg1 Dg4+ 42.Kh2 Dh4+ 43.Kg1 Dg4+ 44.Kh2 1/2–1/2 (44) Kuljasevic, D (2555) - Doric,D (2471), Sibenik 2010) 13...Le7 14.b4 g5
+ + # + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$ % + & ' Q+$ ) * - + +-+, . /012345678 15.b5 Sa5 16.a4 Kb8 17.Tfd1 Sbc4 18.Ld2 h5 19.Le1 h4 20.d5 h3 21.Sd4 hxg2 22.Sxe6 Sxe5 23.Dxf5 Sac4 24.Sd4 De8 25.h3 Dh5 26.De4 g4 27.Dxg2 gxh3 28.De4 Tdg8+ 29.Kh1 Dg5 0–1 (29) Antonsen,M (2439) - Rasmussen,A (2513), Hillerod 2010; c) 11.a4!; 11...Sa5 12.Sxb6+ axb6 13.La4 b5 14.Lc2 Lxc2 15.Dxc2 Dc6 16.Dd1 Sc4 17.Db3 Sa5 18.Dd1 Sc4 19.Lg5 Td7 20.Db3 1/2–1/2 (20) Meza,H (2318) Goldwaser, C (2356), Buenos Aires 2009) 10.Le3 (10.a3 S4d5 11.Sg3 Lg6 12.Ld2 Le7 13.Sxd5 Sxd5 14.f4 c6 15.f5 exf5 489
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Kb7 24.c4 e6 25.De3 Dd7 26.De4+ c6 27.Td3 Ta5 28.Le5 Lxe5 29.dxe5 Dg7 30.Td6 Txe5 31.Dxc6+ Ka6 32.Td7 Te1+ 33.Kh2 De5+ 34.g3 Ka5 35.Td5+ 1–0 (35) Stocek,J (2600) - Starostits,I (2456), Porto Carras 2011) 7.Lb5 Ld7 8.Sf3 e6 9.0–0 (9.Ld3 Sb4 10.Lb1 Lc6 11.0-0 Le7 12.a3 S4d5 13.Se4 Dd7 14.Ld2 Sc4 15.Lc1 Scb6 16.Te1 0-0-0 17.Dc2 Kb8 18.Sc5 Lxc5 19.dxc5 Sc8 20.Sd4 Sde7 21.Sxc6+ Sxc6 22.b4 S8e7 23.Lb2 Dd2 24.Dxd2 Txd2 25.Lc3 Td7 26.Le4 Sd4 27.g3 Sec6 28.f4 Sb5 29.Lb2 Td2 30.Lc1 Td4 31.Lxc6 bxc6 32.a4 Thd8 33.axb5 cxb5 34.Le3 Txb4 35.c6 1–0 (35) Khismatullin,D (2649) Kharlov,A (2516), Moskau 2011) 9...Sb4 10.Le2 Lc6 (10...Le7 11.a3 S4d5 12.Se4 a6 13.Sc5 Dc8 14.Db3 Lxc5 15.dxc5 La4 16.Dd3 Lb5 17.Dc2 Lxe2 18.Dxe2 Sd7 19.Dc4 Sf8 20.h4 Sg6 21.h5 Sge7 22.b4 Dd7 23.a4 h6 24.Td1 0-0 25.Sh4 Tfd8 26.Td3 Sc6 27.Tg3 Kh8 28.Lxh6 gxh6 29.Dc1 Kh7 30.Dc2+ Kh8 31.Dc1 1/2–1/2 (31) Onischuk,A (2684) - Borges Mateos,J (2459), Toluca 2009) 11.a3 S4d5 12.Ld3 (12.Dc2 Dd7 13.Sg5 h6 14.Sge4 0-0-0 15.Lf3 f5 16.exf6 gxf6 17.Te1 Df7 18.b4 Sxc3 19.Dxc3 Lxe4 20.Lxe4 f5 21.Df3 Sd5 22.Lc2 Kb8 23.Lb3 Lg7 24.Lb2 c6 25.a4 The8 26.b5 c5 27.Tad1 Tc8 28.De2 cxd4 29.Lxd4 Sc3 30.Le5+ Ka8 31.Lxc3 Lxc3 32.Tf1 Df6 33.Td6 Le5 34.Td3 Lc7 35.g3 e5 36.Td7 e4 37.Tc1 Lb6 38.Txc8+ Txc8 39.Ld5 Tc7 40.Db2 Df8 41.Dg7 Dc8 42.Txc7 Dxc7 43.Df8+ Dd8 44.Dxf5 e3 45.fxe3 Lxe3+ 46.Kg2 Lb6 47.h4 Kb8 48.Lf3 Dd2+ 49.Kh3 Kc7 50.De4 Kd6 51.Dxb7 Kc5 52.De4 Dd7+ 53.Kh2 Dd2+ 54.Kh3 Dd7+ 55.g4 Dd2 56.De7+ Dd6 57.Dxd6+ Kxd6 58.g5 Ke7 59.Kg4 Ke6 60.Kh5 hxg5 61.hxg5 Le3 62.a5 Kf5
complicaçþes sĂŁo interessantes, mas pouco claras) 29...b6 30.exf5 bxc5 31.Txe6 Df7 32.Tde1 Te8 33.fxg6+ Kxg6 34.Dg4+ (34.Sg3 era a ideia inicial, mas percebi a tempo que as pretas tem um recurso importante com 34...Dxe6!! 35.Txe6 Txe6 36.Df5+ Kf7) 34...Lg5? Meu adversĂĄrio erra feio. (34...Kh7 35.Df5+ Kg7 em minhas anĂĄlises achei que esse era perdedor, mas as pretas tem recursos incrĂveis. (35...Dg6?! 36.Dxc5 com compensação, e chances para ambos os lados) 36.Sg3 cxd4 (36...Kg8!? 37.dxc5 Lg7 38.b4) 37.Txf6 (37.h4 ĂŠ melhor, com jogo confuso) 37...Txe1+ 38.Kf2 Te7!! nem sonhei com este lance. 39.Sh5+ Dxh5!! 40.Dxh5 Le3+! 41.Kf3 Kxf6 com enorme vantagem das pretas) 35.h4 Kh7 36.Df5+ Dg6 37.Te7+ Kh6 38.hxg5+ Dxg5 39.Dh3+ Kg6 40.Dd3+ Kh6 41.T1e5 Txe7 42.Dh3+ 1–0 Vescovi, Giovanni Zampronha,Wladimir, espn.estadao.com.br, Cidade de Itu (6), 8.02/0) 6...Sb6 (6...Le6 7.Lb3 Sxc3 8.bxc3 Ld5 9.e6 fxe6 10.Sf3 g6 11.0-0 Lg7 12.Sg5 Dd7 13.Te1 Lxb3 14.Dxb3 Sd8 15.Lf4 Tf8 16.Lg3 Tf5 17.h4 h5 18.Sxe6 Sxe6 19.Txe6 0-0-0 20.Txg6 Lf6 21.Tg8 b6 22.Txd8+ Dxd8 23.Td1
+ + + + + + + + + + + + ! "+Q + % & ' + + +) *+ +-+ +, . 012345678 490
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
63.g6 Kf6 64.Le4 Lf4 65.b6 axb6 66.axb6 1–0 (66) Kazhgaleyev,M (2626) Wang Li (2401), Subic Bay 2009) 12...Dd7 (12...Le7 13.Se4 h6 14.Te1 0-0 15.Lc2 a6 16.Sc5 Lxc5 17.dxc5 Sd7 18.Sd4 Se7 19.Dd3 g6 20.Lxh6 Sxc5 21.Dc3 Dd5 22.Sxc6 Dxc6 23.Lxf8 Txf8 24.Tac1 Sd5 25.Dd2 Db5 26.b4 Sd7 27.Dh6 Se7 28.Te3 Td8 29.Tce1 Sf5 30.Lxf5 Sf8 31.Lc2 Dd7 32.Th3 f5 33.exf6 Kf7 34.Lxg6+ 1–0 (34) Jung,R (2311) - Hachenthal,M (1869) , corr www.desc-online.de 2010) 13.Sg5 0–0–0 14.Dh5 g6 15.De2 Lg7 16.Sce4 De8 17.Sf3 Kb8 18.Lg5 Tc8 19.Tfc1 h6 20.Ld2 g5 21.b3 f5 22.Sc5 Sf4 23.Lxf4 gxf4 24.a4 Lf8 25.Lb5 Lxf3 26.Dxf3 c6 27.a5 Sd7 28.a6 Sxc5 29.dxc5 Td8 30.axb7 Td5 31.b4 Th7 32.Txa7 Kxa7 33.Da3+ Kxb7 34.Da6+ Kb8 35.Ta1 Dc8 36.Da8+ Kc7 37.Dxc6+ Kd8 38.De8+ 1–0 Gurewitsch, M - Sadler, M., Bundesliga (11), 20.2.2000; 5...a6 6.Df3 Le6 7.Sc3 c6 8.Sxd5 cxd5 9.Lb3 Sc6 10.Se2 g6 11.0–0 Lg7 12.Td1 0–0 13.Le3 b5 14.Tac1 Dd7 15.Tc5 Lg4 16.Dxd5 Dxd5 17.Lxd5 Lxe2 18.Td2 Sxd4 19.Lxa8 Se6 20.Lb7 Sxc5 21.Lxc5 Lc4 22.b3 Le6 23.Lxa6 Tb8 24.Lxe7 Lxe5 25.Ld6 Td8 26.Lb4 Txd2 27.Lxd2 Ld7 28.a3 Lc6 29.Lc8 f5 30.h3 Kf7 31.g4 fxg4 32.Lxg4 h5 33.Le2 Lf6 34.f4 Ke6 35.Ld3 Ld4+ 36.Kh2 Kf6 37.Kg3 Lb2 38.Lb4 Ld4 39.h4 Le8 40.Kf3 Lc6+ 41.Le4 Lxe4+ 42.Kxe4 Lf2 43.La5 Ke7 44.f5 gxf5+ 45.Kxf5 Lxh4 46.Kg6 Ke6 47.Kxh5 Le7 48.a4 bxa4 49.bxa4 Kd5 50.Kg4 Kc4 51.Lb6 Kb4 52.a5 Kb5 53.Kf5 Lb4 ½–½ (53) Taner,H (1500)-hereis (1500) Yahoo! Chess Game 2003]
+ # + + + + + + + + +! "+ +%+ + & ' + ) * -$ %Q+, #$-. /012345678 ] 7.Le3 [7.Se2 wird von einigen präferiert. 7...Lg4! Grimm. a) 7...Sb4 8.Le4 f5 9.exf6 exf6 10.0–0 f5 11.Lf3 Ld6 12.Sbc3 0–0 13.a3 Sc6 14.Sb5 Se7 15.Db3+ Kh8 16.Sxd6 Dxd6 17.Lf4 Dd8 18.Le5 Sg6 19.Tfe1 f4 20.a4 c6 21.a5 Sd5 22.Sc3 Sxc3 23.Dxc3 Sh4 24.a6 Sxf3+ 25.Dxf3 Kg8 26.Db3+ Tf7 27.Lc7 Df8 28.Ld6 Dxd6 29.Te8+ Df8 30.Tae1 g6 31.T1e7 Kg7 32.Txf8 Txe7 33.Dg8+ Kh6 34.h4 1–0 Barejew (2688) - Charlow (2619), Russ-Ch Semi-Finale, Kasan 9.9.2005. GM Evgeny Bareev won the Russian Championship Qualifier on tiebreak from former world champion Alexander Khalifman in Kazan. Bareev, the top seed, was impressive winning the following games with the white pieces; b) 7...Le6 8.Sbc3 Lc4 (8...Dd7 9.Se4 Ld5 (9...Sb4 10.Lb1 Lc4 11.Sc5 Dg4 12.h3! Dxe2+ (hier nicht (12...Dxg2? wegen 13.Le4!) 13.Dxe2 Lxe2 14.Kxe2 0–0–0 15.e6! Sc6 (nicht (15...Txd4 wegen 16.exf7 , weisser Vorteil)) 16.Le3 f6 17.Le4! g6 18.Sxb7! Kxb7 19.Tac1 und Schwarz konnte sich des weissen Druckes auf die Dauer nicht erwehren 19... 19...Td5 (19...Sd5? 20.Tc5! , beide schwarze
6.Ld3 Sc6 [Diagram
491
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Springer haengen)) 20.Lxd5 Sxd5 21.Tc5 Sxe3 22.fxe3 Lh6 23.Td1 Td8 24.Td3 Sb8 25.Tb3+ Kc8 26.Tbc3 c6 27.b4 f5 28.b5 f4 29.d5 fxe3 30.g3! Angenommenes Damengambit-Rachmangulow SCHACHARCHIV 1974) 10.0–0 (10.Le3 e6 11.0-0 Lc4 12.Lxc4 Sxc4 13.Dc2 Sb6 14.a3 Sd5 15.Tad1 Le7 16.Lc1 0-0 17.Td3 f5 18.exf6 Sxf6 19.Th3 h6 20.Td1 Sxe4 21.Dxe4 Dd5 22.Te3 Dxe4 23.Txe4 Tf6 24.Lf4 Ld6 25.Lxd6 cxd6 26.d5 exd5 1/2–1/2 (26) Panjwani,R (2395) - Diamant, A (2518), Chotowa 2010) 10...e6 11.a3 Le7 12.Dc2 0–0–0 13.Sc5 De8 (13...Lxc5 14.dxc5 Sa8 15.Lb5 a6 16.a4 f6 17.b4 Kb8 18.Lxc6 Lxc6 19.b5 axb5 20.axb5 Lxb5 21.Le3 c6 22.Tfd1 De7 23.Td6 fxe5 24.Sc3 Sc7 25.Se4 h6 26.Ld2 La6 27.La5 Sb5 28.Lxd8 Txd8 29.Db2 1–0 Shulman,B (2413) - Kharitonov,A (2356), ICCF 2006) 14.Le3 f6 15.f4 Kb8 16.b4
Dd7 15.Lg5 h6 16.Ld2 a5 17.a4 Sb4 18.Sc5 Dd5 19.Dg3 0–0–0 20.Lxb4 axb4 21.Sf4 Dc6 22.a5 Sc4 23.Sb3 g5 24.Sd3 Dd5 25.Tdc1 Kb8 26.a6 b6 27.Df3 g4 Morosewitsch,A (2751) - Awruch,B (2641), Jubilee Open Zuerich (9), 15.8.2009, 0–1 (55) 28.Df6+– mit sofortigen weiĂ&#x;em Gewinn. (28.De2 b5 29.Sf4 Dd7 30.Sa5 Sxa5 31.Txa5 c6 32.a7+ Ka8 33.Ta6 c5 34.g3 Db7 35.Tca1 Txd4 36.b3 Le7 37.T6a5 c4 38.Dxg4 Thd8 39.h4 Td2 40.Sh3 c3 41.Tf1 c2 42.Taa1 Lc5 43.Tac1 Dd5 44.Df4 Dxb3 45.Kh2 Dc4 46.Df3+ Dd5 47.Dxf7 b3 48.Sf4 Db7 49.Dg6 Lxf2 50.Kh3 Tc8 51.Sd3 Ld4 52.Sb4 b2 53.Txc2 Dg2+ 54.Kg4 Tdxc2 55.Sxc2 De2+ 0–1 (55) Morozevich,A (2751) - Avrukh,B (2641), Zuerich 2009); 8.f3 (8.Le3 Dd7 (8...e6 9.Sbc3 Le7 10.Le4 Lf5 11.Lf3 Sb4 12.0-0 S4d5 13.Sg3 Lg6 14.Sxd5 Sxd5 15.Db3 Tb8 16.Da4+ c6 17.Dxa7 Ld3 18.Tfd1 La6 0–1 (18) Nielsen,P (2697) - Nakamura,H (2715), Oslo 2009; 8...Lxe2 9.Lxe2 Dd7 10.0-0 0-0-0 11.a4 a6 12.a5 Sd5 13.Sc3 e6 14.Sxd5 Dxd5 15.Lf3 Db5 16.Da4 Dxa4 17.Txa4 Sb4 18.Tc1 Le7 19.Kf1 Td7 20.Ke2 Thd8 21.Tc4 Sd5 22.Ta1 Kb8 23.Le4 g6 24.Tb1 f6 25.b4 c6 26.g3 Sc7 27.Tb3 g5 28.f4 f5 29.Lf3 g4 30.Lg2 Sd5 31.Ld2 h5 32.h4 gxh3 33.Lxh3 Tg8 34.Tf3 Tdd8 35.Kf2 Tg7 36.Tb3 h4 37.Lg2 hxg3+ 38.Kf3 Th8 39.Tb1 Tg4 40.Th1 Th2 0–1 (40) Andersen,J (2514) - Soberano,J (2496), corr ICCF 2000) 9.a4 (9.Sbc3 0-0-0 10.a4 Sxe5 11.Le4 Sc6 12.a5 Sc4 13.a6 b6 14.Da4 S6a5 15.b4 Dxa4 16.Txa4 Ld7 17.bxa5 Lxa4 18.Sxa4 Sxa5 19.Sec3 Kb8 20.Sb5 e6 21.Sxb6 cxb6 22.Lf4+ Kc8 23.Ke2 Td7 24.Tc1+ Kd8 25.Lc7+ Ke8 26.Lb8 f5 27.Lxa7 fxe4 28.Lxb6 Kf7 29.Tc8 Sc4 30.Txc4 Le7 31.Tc6 Td5
+ + + + + + + + + + + + ! "+Q + % & ' + + +) *+ +-+ +, . /012345678 Dh5 17.Tac1 Dg4 18.Sg3 Ka8 19.Le2 Dg6 20.f5 De8 21.b5 Sa5 22.Sxe6 Lxe6 23.fxe6 fxe5 24.Ld2 Txd4 25.Lxa5 Lg5 26.Tcd1 Dxe6 27.Dxc7 Tb8 28.Lxb6 axb6 29.Dxg7 h6 30.Kh1 Tf4 31.Dd7 Da2 32.Lf3 1–0 (32) Iljushin,A (2557) - Rustemov,A (2520), Dagomys 2009) 9.Lxc4 Sxc4 10.0–0 e6 11.Db3 Sb6 12.Td1 Sb4 13.a3 S4d5 14.Se4 492
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
32.Lc5 Lxc5 33.dxc5 Thd8 34.Td6 Ke7 35.Txd8 Txd8 36.c6 e3 37.Kxe3 Td1 38.a7 Ta1 39.Kd4 g5 40.Kc5 Ta6 41.f3 h5 42.g4 1–0 (42) Noble,M (2421) - Nikel, B (2325), corr Lechenicher SchachServer 2008) 9...Sb4 10.Le4 c6 11.h3 Lh5 12.a5 S6d5 13.Sbc3 e6 14.0–0 Le7 15.Dd2 Lg6 16.Sg3 0–0 17.Lxg6 fxg6 18.Sge4 h6 19.Sxd5 Dxd5 20.Sc3 Dd7 21.De2 Tfd8
20.Se4 Td8 21.S2c3 Sxc3 22.bxc3 h6 23.Lh4 Td7 24.De3 Dc4 25.Lg3 Dxa2 26.Sf2 Dc4 27.Le5 Lxe5 28.Dxe5 Tg8 29.De3 e5 30.Dxe5 Td5 31.De4 Tdg5 32.Sg4 Ld5 33.De3 Dc6 34.Tce1 T8g7 35.h3 h5 36.h4 T5g6 37.Se5 Txg2+ 38.Kh1 De6 39.Sg4 T2xg4 0–1 (39) AlSayed, M (2502) - Filippov,A (2620), Guangzhou 2010) 9...e6 (9...Dd7 10.Le3 Lg6 11.Lxg6 hxg6 12.Lf2 e6 13.0-0 0-00 14.Se4 Sd5 15.a3 f6 16.exf6 gxf6 17.b4 f5 18.Sc5 Lxc5 19.bxc5 g5 20.Db3 Sf4 21.Sxf4 gxf4 22.Tab1 Sa5 23.Db4 Tdg8 24.Le1 Dh7 25.h4 Tg3 26.Lxg3 fxg3 27.d5 e5 28.d6 e4 1–0 (30) 29.Dxa5 b6 30.Dxa7 Rachmangulow (2394) - Bogdanowitsch (2464), Odessa 2010) 10.Le4 (10.Le3 Le7 11.Tc1 Sb4 12.Le4 Sc4 13.Lf2 Sxb2 14.Dd2 Sc4 15.Dd1 c6 16.Sf4 Lg6 17.Lxg6 hxg6 18.Se4 b5 19.Sd3 Sxd3+ 20.Dxd3 Sxe5 21.Db3 Da5+ 22.Ke2 Sc4 23.Thd1 Txh2 24.Txc4 bxc4 25.Db7 Td8 26.Dxc6+ Kf8 27.Dxc4 Txg2 28.Th1 Kg8 29.Kf1 Txf2+ 30.Kxf2 Db6 31.Td1 e5 32.Kg3 exd4 33.Td3 Da5 34.Txd4 De5+ 0–1 (34) Rachez,C (1988) - Prie,E (2493), Bastia 2009; 10.Lb5 Le7 11.Sf4 Lg6 12.0-0 Lf5 13.Le3 0-0 14.Lxc6 bxc6 15.g4 Lg6 16.Tc1 Dd7 17.Sxg6 hxg6 18.Se4 Tfb8 19.Lg5 Lxg5 20.Sxg5 Td8 21.Tf2 Dxd4 22.Dxd4 Txd4 23.Txc6 Sd5 24.h4 Td1+ 25.Kh2 Te1 26.Se4 Kf8 27.Tc5 a5 28.Kg3 a4 29.a3 Ke7 30.Sc3 Txe5 31.Sxd5+ Txd5 32.Txc7+ Td7 33.Tc4 Tb7 1/2–1/2 (33) Murden,C (2382) - Grabner,H (2350), corr ICCF 2008) 10...Lg6 (10...Le7 11.h4 Dd7 12.Le3 0-0-0 13.Sf4 Lg6 14.Lxc6 Dxc6 15.Db3 Dc4 16.Kf2 Ld3 17.Sxd3 Dxd3 18.Tad1 Dc4 19.Dxc4 Sxc4 20.b3 Sb6 21.h5 Sd5 22.Sxd5 Txd5 23.g4 f6 24.f4 Tf8 25.Ke2 c6 26.Kd3 Kd7 27.Tdg1 Ld8
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +! "+ +$+ + & ' + + ) * - % +-+, . /012345678 22.Tfd1 Lf8 23.Dc4 g5 24.Db3 Tac8 25.Tac1 Df7 26.Dc4 Td7 27.De2 Df5 28.g4 Dg6 29.Kg2 Tcd8 30.Td2 Sa6 31.Tdd1 Le7 32.f3 Lb4 33.Ta1 Df7 34.Dc4 Kh8 35.Se4 Td5 36.Sc3 Txa5 37.Txa5 Lxa5 38.Se4 Lb4 39.Tf1 Le7 40.f4 gxf4 41.Lxf4 Dg6 42.Sd6 Lxd6 43.exd6 De4+ 44.Kg3 c5 45.Le5 cxd4 46.Dxe6 Kh7 47.Tf7 De1+ 48.Kg2 De2+ 49.Kg3 De1+ 50.Kg2 De2+ 51.Kg3 1/2–1/2 (51) Shishkin,V (2498) - Varga,Z (2457), Baia Sprie 2009) 8...Le6 (8...Lh5 9.Sbc3 (9.Le3 e6 10.a3 Lg6 11.Sbc3 Sxe5 12.Lb5+ Sed7 13.0-0 Le7 14.Sg3 0-0 15.f4 c6 16.Le2 Te8 17.Dd2 Sf6 18.h4 Sbd5 19.f5 Lxf5 20.h5 Ld6 21.Sh1 0–1 (21) Visa Jordana,J (2055) - Starostits,I (2482) , Balaguer 2009; 9.e6 fxe6 10.Lf4 Dd7 11.Sbc3 g5 12.Lxg5 Lg7 13.Lb5 a6 14.Lxc6 Dxc6 15.Tc1 Lf7 16.Se4 Dd7 17.0-0 Sd5 18.Sc5 Db5 19.Dd2 b6 493
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
28.Ke4 Ke7 29.f5 Kf7 30.Tf1 Te8 31.g5 fxg5 32.h6 exf5+ 33.Txf5+ Kg6 34.Tf3 gxh6 35.Tfh3 Th8 36.Txh6+ Kg7 37.T1h5 a5 38.Kf5 Tf8+ 39.Kg4 Th8 40.Th2 Td7 41.Kh5 Te8 42.Tf2 Kg8 43.Tf5 Td5 44.Kg4 1/2–1/2 (44) Walsh,H (2616) - Bendana Guerrero,G (2440), corr ICCF 2007) 11.0–0 Le7 12.b3 (12.Le3 0–0 (12...Dd7 13.Db3 Sa5 14.Dc2 Sd5 15.Sxd5 exd5 16.Ld3 Dc6 17.Dd2 Lxd3 18.Dxd3 Sc4 19.Lc1 Dg6 20.Sf4 Dxd3 21.Sxd3 c6
17.Sh3 Lh6 18.Db3 Kh8 19.Tad1 De7 20.Shf4 Td7 21.Sd3 Tdd8 22.d5 Sa5 23.Dc3 Sac4 24.Sef4 exd5 25.Lc5 De8 26.Lxf8 Se3 27.Dxc7 Sxf1 28.e6 Se3 29.exf7 Dd7 30.Dxd7 Sxd7 31.Le7 Ta8 32.Te1 dxe4 33.Txe3 exd3 34.Txd3 Se5 35.f8D+ 1–0 (35) Wojtaszek,R (2637) Socko, B (2656), Warschau 2009) 14.fxe4 Lg5 15.Db3 Sa5 16.Dc2 Sac4 17.Tad1 f6 18.exf6 Dxf6 19.Sg3 Dh6 20.De2 Se3 21.Lxe3 Lxe3+ 22.Kh1 Tad8 23.Txf8+ Txf8 24.Sf1 Lf2 25.e5 c5 26.dxc5 Lxc5 27.h3 Df4 28.Sh2 Ld4 29.Sb5 Lxe5 30.Sf3 Lb8 31.Sbd4 Te8 32.Db5 Te7 33.Db3 Te8 34.Db5 Te7 35.Db3 Te8 36.Sxe6 Dc4 37.Sc5 Dxb3 38.axb3 Lg3 39.Sxb7 Te2 40.Tb1 Sd5 41.Sd4 Tf2 42.Sc5 Sf4 43.Se4 Txg2 44.Sf3 h6 45.b4 Lf2 46.Tf1 Le3 47.Sh4 1/2–1/2 (47) van Wely,L (2655) Magem Badals,J (2534), San Sebastian 2009) 12...0–0 13.Le3 Sb4 14.Sf4 Lg5 15.Dd2 c6 16.a3 Lxf4 17.Lxf4 S4d5 18.Lg5 Dd7 19.Se2 a5 20.Tac1 Se7 21.Tc5 a4 22.b4 Sbd5 23.Tfc1 Ta6 24.Lxe7 Dxe7 25.Lxd5 exd5 26.b5 Tb6 27.Sc3 f6 28.Te1 Ta8 29.h3 Lf7 30.Df4 fxe5 31.Txe5 Df6 32.Dxf6 gxf6 33.Te7 cxb5 34.Sxb5 Ta5 35.Tcc7 Taxb5 36.Txf7 1–0 (36) Iljushin,A (2557) - Khromkin,A (2337), Saratov 2009) 9.Sbc3
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + +! "+ +$+ + & ' + + ) * - % +-+, . /012345678 22.g3 Kd7 23.Kg2 a5 24.a4 b5 25.b3 Sb6 26.Sc5+ Lxc5 27.dxc5 Sc8 28.f4 Te8 29.Ld2 b4 30.Tae1 f6 31.exf6 gxf6 32.f5 Txe1 33.Txe1 Se7 34.g4 h5 35.h3 hxg4 36.hxg4 d4 37.Te4 Te8 38.Kf3 Th8 39.Txd4+ Sd5 40.Kg2 Te8 41.Kf3 Th8 42.Kg2 1/2–1/2 (42) Bendana Guerrero, G (2440) - Campoy Moreno,A (2342), corr ICCF 2007) 13.Lf2 Lxe4 (13...Dd7 14.Sf4 (14.Db3 a5 15.a3 a4 16.Dc2 Lxe4 17.fxe4 f6 18.exf6 Txf6 19.d5 Se5 20.Lxb6 Txf1+ 21.Txf1 cxb6 22.h3 exd5 23.Sxd5 Lc5+ 24.Kh1 Dd6 25.Dc3 Te8 26.Dg3 Dg6 27.Dxg6 hxg6 28.Sec3 Sd3 1/2–1/2 (28) Shishkin,V (2511) - Fridman,D (2661), Eforie Nord 2009) 14...Tad8 15.Sce2 Lxe4 16.fxe4 Lg5
+ # + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$%+ + & ' +$+ ) * - %Q+, +-. /012345678 494
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Tb4 41.g5 Td4+ 42.Ke6 fxg5 43.hxg5 Tf4 44.Th3 e4 45.fxe4 Txe4+ 46.Kf6 Tf4+ 1/2–1/2 (46) Ingersol,H (2555) Utesch, W (2523), corr FICGS 2008) 13...Sb4 14.f4 S4d5 15.Ld2 Dd7 16.a4 a5 17.Se4 Lb4 18.Sc5 Dc8 19.Lxb4 Sxb4 20.f5 exf5 21.e6 0–0 22.Txf5 f6 23.Sd7 Te8 24.Tc1 Ta6 25.Sxf6+ 1–0 (25) Edouard,R (2617) - Sumets,A (2614), Chalons en Champagne 2010) 12...fxe6 13.Dxe6 Dd7 14.Dxd7+ Kxd7 15.Lf4 e6 16.0–0–0 Sb4 17.The1 S4d5 18.Se4 Te8 19.Lg3 Ld6 20.S2c3 Sc4 21.Lxd6 Sxc3 22.Sc5+ Kxd6 23.bxc3 b6 24.Sd3 Thf8 25.Te4 c6 26.Sf4 Sa3 27.Tde1 Tf6 28.h4 Sb5 29.Kc2 Sc7 30.Sd3 Tf5 31.Se5 Tef8 32.c4 Td8 33.c5+ Kd5 34.Sd3 Sb5 35.Sf4+ Kc4 36.d5+ 1–0 (36) Munguntuul,B (2418) - Yildiz,B (2224), Nanjing 2009) 11...fxe6 12.0–0 A few games have been played on this theme, perhaps not at the very highest level, but Black's always experienced problems. I thought: maybe he's got something in mind? 12...Sb6 (12...Dd7 13.Db3 Sb6 14.Td1 0–0– 0 15.a4 (or 15.Se4 Black doesn't fully equalise)) 13.Se4 g6 (13...e5 14.dxe5+ an advantage free of charge) 14.Sc5 I simply couldn't understand his idea; it seems as though I'm making the most logical moves. 14...Dd6? This move simply stunned me: giving up the b7–pawn with tempo - that's really something! I'd calculated (14...Dd5 15.Le3 e5 16.Sc3 Dc4 17.dxe5 with an advantage. (17.d5 Sd4 is worse) ) 15.Sxb7 Dd5 16.Le3 Lg7 (16...Sc4 17.Lf2 looks pointless - Black's knight will simply hang) 17.Sf4 Df5 18.Tc1 (There was a trap here: 18.Sc5 Sxd4 19.Lxd4 0-0-03) 18...Sxd4 19.Lxd4 Lxd4+ 20.Dxd4 e5 21.Db4 It seems to me that whatever White plays here he has an advantage. 21...Dxf4 22.Db5+ c6 23.Dxc6+ Kf7 24.Sc5 Dd4+ It’s hard to
Mainline theory here is 9...Dd7 most played move recently, esp. by computer chess engines Taner a) 9...Lc4 10.Lxc4 (10.Lb1 e6 11.Le3 Dd7 12.a3 0-0-0 13.La2 f6 14.exf6 gxf6 15.0-0 Tg8 16.Db1 Kb8 17.Tf2 Se7 18.Dxh7 f5 19.Lh6 De8 20.Lxc4 Sxc4 21.Sf4 Lxh6 22.Dxh6 Td6 23.Te1 e5 24.Dh4 Txd4 25.Sce2 Sg6 26.Dh7 exf4 27.Dxg8 Dxg8 28.Sxd4 Sh4 29.Te7 c5 30.Sb5 Dd8 31.Te1 a6 32.Sc3 Se3 33.g3 Dg8 34.Se2 fxg3 35.hxg3 Sc2 36.Td1 Sd4 37.Sxd4 Dxg3+ 38.Kf1 cxd4 39.Txd4 Sxf3 40.Td3 Dg1+ 41.Ke2 De1+ 42.Kxf3 De4+ 0–1 (42) Rajlich,I (2459) - Gonda,L (2482), Budapest 2010) 10...Sxc4 11.e6 (11.Db3 Sb6 12.e6 (12.Le3 e6 13.0–0 (13.d5 Sxd5 14.0-0-0 Scb4 15.Sxd5 Sxd5 16.Dxb7 Tb8 17.Dc6+ Dd7 18.Dxd7+ Kxd7 19.Sc3 c6 20.Lxa7 Ta8 21.Ld4 c5 22.Lf2 Kc6 23.Kc2 Sxc3 24.Kxc3 Txa2 25.Ta1 Txa1 26.Txa1 Le7 27.Ta7 Te8 28.Kc4 f6 29.Ta6+ Kd7 30.exf6 gxf6 31.Ta7+ Kc6 32.g4 Ld6 33.Ta5 Kd7 34.Lxc5 Lxc5 35.Txc5 e5 36.Kd5 Tb8 37.Ta5 Txb2 38.Ta7+ Ke8 39.h4 Kf8 40.Txh7
+ + + + + + + +- + + + + +, + + + + ! "+ + + + & ' + + +) *+ + + + . /012345678 495
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
play with queens on. (If 24...Thc8 there's the following tactic: 25.De6+ Kf8 26.Dxc8+) 25.Kh1 Dd5 Black has to exchange queens and look for some sort of practical chances on account of the fact that his king is closer to the centre. 26.Dxd5+ Sxd5 27.Sd3 Kf6 28.Tc6+ e6 29.Te1 Thc8 30.Ta6 Tc2 31.h4 A logical move: I give myself some luft, take control of the g5– square and maintain all my options. 31...Tc4 32.Te4 Td4 Looking for practical chances. 33.Sc5 Sf4 34.Txd4 (It was possible simply to retreat 34.Te3) 34...exd4 35.g3 Tc8? (35...Sd5 36.Txe6+ Kf7 37.Td6+- , and Black's got no play. And here I started to do inexplicable things) 36.Se4+ (36.b4? Sd5 37.Txe6+ (Mit dem konsolidierenden 37.a3! hätte der Anziehende alle TrĂźmpfe in der Hand behalten, denn der Versuch, mit 37...Txc5 38.bxc5 d3 , den schwarzen dFreibauern in Szene zu setzen, fĂźhrt letztlich zum Sieg fĂźr WeiĂ&#x; - Antwort C): 39.Ta4! Die Drohung 40.Rd4 zwingt Schwarz, seinen Springer d5 zu entwurzeln. 39...e5 (39...Ke5 40.Te4+ Kf6 41.Td4+-) 40.Ta6+! Triumphale RĂźckkehr. Nach einem KĂśnigszug entscheidet nun 41.Rd6 (TĂźrme gehĂśren hinter die Springer hinter die Freibauern), und nach dem letzten Trick 40...Sb6 41.cxb6 d2 hat WeiĂ&#x; sogar zwei Gewinnwege - das elegante 42.b7! Ke7 43.Rd6! Kxd6 b8Q+ oder 42.bxa7+ Ke7 43.a8D , wonach tatsächlich beide Seiten umwandeln, es aber kein Dauerschach gibt: 43...d1D+ 44.Kg2 De2+ (44...Dc2+ 45.Kh3 Df5+ 46.g4 - f3 ist gedeckt!)) 45.Kh3 Df1+ 46.Kg4 h5+ 47.Kg5 Dc1+ 48.f4) 37...Kf7 38.Ta6 Sxb4 Morosewitsch, Alexander - Timofejew, Alexander, 1–0 (38, time!) 39.Txa7+ 1–0 WomĂśglich Ăźberschritt Schwarz die Zeit, denn nach 39...Ke8 oder sogar dem aktiveren 39...Kf6!? 40.Ne4+ Ke5 41.Re7+ Kd5 wäre
seine Stellung keineswegs hoffnungslos) 36...Ke5 37.gxf4+ Kxf4 38.Kg2 Tc2+ 39.Sf2 e5 40.b4 Ke3 41.Ta3++–; b) 9...Ld5 Grimm. 10.Sxd5 (10.0-0!? e6 Jussupow, A - Gulko, B, URS-ch49 1981) 10...Sxd5 (10...Dxd5 11.Le4 Dd7 12.e6 fxe6 13.Lxc6 Dxc6 14.Lf4 Sd5 15.Tc1 Db6 16.Le5 Dxb2 17.Dd3 Dxa2 18.0-0 c6 19.Ta1 Sb4 20.Dc3 Dxe2 21.Dxb4 Db5 22.Dxb5 cxb5 23.Tfb1 Tg8 24.Txb5 g5 25.Txb7 a5 26.Ta4 1/2–1/2 (26) Munoz Moreno,F (2386) - Simonenko,S (2456), corr ICCF 2007) 11.e6 (11.0-0 e6 12.Le4 Dd7 13.Sc3 Sb6 14.Le3 0-0-0 15.Dc1 Kb8 16.Td1 Sb4 17.Lg5 Le7 18.a3 S4d5 19.a4 Lxg5 20.Dxg5 f6 21.Dc1 a5 22.Sxd5 1/2–1/2 (22) Shulman,B (2409) - Korosec,S (2366), corr ICCF 2008) 11...fxe6 12.Db3 Dd6 13.Dxb7 Tb8 14.Da6 Sdb4 15.Da3 Sxd4 16.Sxd4 Sxd3+ 17.Dxd3 e5 18.De4 Dxd4 19.Le3 Dxe4 20.fxe4 Txb2 21.0–0 g6
+ + + + + + + +- + + + + +, + + + + ! "+ + + + & ' + + +) *+ + + + . /012345678 22.Tab1 Txb1 23.Txb1 a6 24.Tb8+ Kd7 25.Ta8 Lg7 26.Txa6 Tf8 27.Ta3 Tb8 28.Kf2 Lf8 29.Td3+ Ke8 30.Lg5 Tb2+ 31.Td2 Tb4 32.Kf3 Ta4 33.g4 c5 34.Td5 Ta3+ 35.Kg2 Txa2+ 36.Kf3 Tc2 37.Txe5 496
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
13.Lb1 Lc4 14.Te1 Sc6 15.S4c3 Le7 16.Lxe7 Sxe7 17.Le4 0-0-03)
Kd7 38.Td5+ Ke6 39.Le3 c4 40.h4 Lg7 41.h5 Le5 42.hxg6 hxg6 43.Tc5 Tc3 44.Ke2 Ld6 45.Tg5 Kf7 46.Ta5 Ta3 47.Tb5 Ta2+ 48.Kf3 Ke6 49.Td5 Ta1 50.Td4 Ta4 51.g5 Le5 52.Td5 Ta3 53.Ke2 Ld6 54.Lc1 Ta2+ 55.Kf3 c3 56.Td4 Tc2 57.Le3 Lc5 58.Tc4 Lxe3 59.Kxe3 Th2 60.Kd4 c2 61.Tc5 Kd6 62.Tc8 Tg2 63.Ke3 Kd7 64.Tc4 Th2 65.Kf3 Kd6 66.Kg3 Td2 67.Kf4 Tg2 68.Tc8 e6 69.Tc3 Tf2+ 70.Kg3 Te2 71.Kf4 Tg2 72.Tc4 Te2 73.Kf3 Th2 74.Kg3 Td2 75.Kf4 e5+ 76.Ke3 Tg2 77.Kf3 Th2 78.Kg3 Td2 79.Tc3 Ke7 80.Tc7+ Kd6 81.Tc3 1/2–1/2 (81) Unglaub,V (2174) Hase,W (2281), corr BdF 2005; 10.Se4 (10.Le3 Lc4 11.Lxc4 Sxc4 12.Lf2 e6 13.0-0=) 10...Ld5 while the move 9. ... Bc4 is considered a little dubious. [Morosewitsch] (10...Sb4 11.Sc5 Sxd3+ 12.Dxd3 Lc4 13.De4 Dc6 14.Dxc6+ bxc6 15.b3 Ld5 16.Ld2 e6 17.Tc1 a5 18.Sc3 Le7 19.Ke2 0-0 20.Sxd5 Sxd5 21.Sd3 Sb4 22.Tc4 Tfd8 23.Sxb4 axb4 24.Ta1 c5 25.dxc5 Td5 26.Lxb4 Txe5+ 27.Kf1 Td5 28.a4 Tb8 29.Kf2 h6 30.a5 c6 31.a6 Td3 32.Lc3 Ta8 33.Ke2 Td7 34.Ld4 Tda7 35.Tca4 Tb8 36.T1a3 e5 37.Le3 Tb5 38.b4 Kf8 39.Kd3 Ke8 40.Kc4 Kd7 41.Ta5 Txa5 42.Txa5 Ta8 43.a7 Kc7 44.b5 cxb5+ 45.Kxb5 Kb7 46.c6+ Kc7 47.Ta2 f5 48.Td2 Lf6 49.Td7+ Kc8 50.Lb6 1–0 (50) Shishkin,V (2516) - Louis,T (2012) Calvi 2010; 10...Td8 11.Sc5 Dc8 12.Sxe6 Dxe6 13.Le3 Dd7 14.Le4 e6 15.0-0 Sd5 16.Lf2 Lb4 17.Db3 Sa5 18.Dd3 Sc6 19.Db3 Sa5 20.Dc2 Dc6 21.Dd3 Dc4 22.Dd1 Db5 23.Tc1 Td7 24.a3 Le7 25.b4 Sc6 26.Ld3 Db6 27.Da4 a6 28.Lxa6 Scxb4 29.Lc4 Sc6 30.Lb5 0-0 31.Lxc6 bxc6 32.Tb1 1–0 (32) Brunello,S (2507) - Garcia Palermo,C (2475), Sarre 2009) 11.Sc5 (11.0-0 e6 12.Lg5 Sb4
+ + # # + + + + + + + %+ +! "+ #$ + + & ' +$+ ) * - +Q - +, . /012345678 11...Dc8 Grimm: Der Ăźbliche Zug ist 12.a3 a) 12.Le3 Grimm: Bellmann,Herbert. 12...e6 13.Tc1 (13.b3!?3) 13...Sb4 14.a3 Sxd3+ 15.Dxd3 Le7 16.0–0 0–0 17.Sg3 Sd7 18.Sce4 Dd8 19.Sh5 f6 20.exf6 Lxf6 21.Lf4 Tc8 22.Shxf6+ Sxf6 23.Le5 Sd7 1/2–1/2 (23) Iljushina,O (2269) - Matveeva,S (2422), Moskau Open C 2009; b) 12.Sf4 e6 13.Le3 Sb4 (13...Le7 14.0–0 (14.Dd2 Lc4 15.Le4 0-0 16.Dc3 Ich sehe die Stellung etwa gleich) 14...Lc4 (14...Lxc5 15.dxc5 Sc4 16.Lxc4 Lxc4 17.Te1+ WeiĂ&#x; hat etwas Vorteil,Bauer e5 + c5........engen die schwarze Stellung ein) 15.Tc1 Lxd3 16.Dxd3 0–0 17.De4 Lxc5 18.dxc5 (18.Txc5 Se7 19.Sh5 Sbd5 20.Lg5 b6 21.Lxe7 Sxe7 22.Tc4 Dd7 23.Tfc1 Tac8 24.Dg4 Sg6 25.Sf4 Sxf4 26.Dxf4 Tfd8 27.Dh4 c5 28.dxc5 Txc5 29.Txc5 bxc5 30.Txc5 Dd2 31.h3 h6 32.Df2 Dxf2+ 33.Kxf2 Td2+ 34.Kg3 18...Sd7 (18...Sd5 19.Sxd5 Txb2=) (19.Tfd13; 19.Sh5) 19...exd5 20.Dxd5 Td8 21.Db3 Sxe5 22.Tfd1 Tb8 23.Txd8+ 497
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
+ + # # + + + + + + + %+ +! "+ #$ + + & ' +$+ ) * - +Q - +, . /012345678
Dxd8 24.Td1 ) 19.Sd3 f5 20.exf6 Sxf6 21.Da4 Dd7 22.Tcd1 Df7 23.Tfe1 Sd5 24.Lf2 a6 25.Lg3 Tad8 26.a3 Tfe8 27.Db3 Sa5 28.Dc2 Dg6 29.De2 Sc6 30.Sf2!? Hier entscheide ich mich vielleicht fßr den Zug "2.Wahl"....aus taktischen Grßnden (Faust spielt sehr schnell)!? Der Zug 30.Ne5 ist zu bequem fßr Schwarz. ..er verliert zwar einen Bauern, aber die Stellung ist ßbersichtlich und wohl zu halten. 30.Nf2 ßberrascht Faust vielleicht und falls er schnell weiterspielt, hat dieser Zug die besseren Chancen...m.E. Herbert Bellmann. (30.Se5 Sxe5 31.Lxe5 c6 32.Td4 Td7 33.Lg3 Df7 34.Ld6 Sf6 35.Dc4 e5 36.Txe5 Dxc4 37.Txc4 Txe5 38.Lxe5 Td1+ 39.Kf2 Td2+ 40.Kf1 Sd5 41.Te4 Tc2 42.Ld4 Kf7 43.Te2 Tc1+ 44.Kf2 g5 Trotz Mehrbauer kann Schwarz die Stellung wohl halten!) 30...Df7 31.Dc4 Dg6 32.Sd3 Df5 33.Db3 (Spielbar ist auch wohl 33.Td2 Tf8 34.Tde2 Sa5) 33...Sa5 34.Da4 Sc6 35.Se5 Sxe5 (35...Sde7 36.Te4 Td5 37.b4 Txd1+ 38.Dxd1 Sxe5 39.Lxe5 Sd5+) 36.Txe5 Dg6 37.Tde1 c6 38.Dc4 Td7 39.De2 Tde7 40.Dd1 Tf7 (40...Td7 41.Db3) 41.T5e4 Tf6 42.Le5 Tf5 43.h4 Dh6 (43...Df7) 44.Tg4 Sf6 (44...g6!?3) 45.Tb4 a5 46.Ta4 Sd5 47.Tg4 (47.Te2) 47...Sf6 48.Td4 Sd5 49.Tee4 Ta8 (49...Sf6 50.Te2+) 50.De1 Sf6 (50...Te8 51.Dxa5.) 51.Lf4 1–0 (51) Bellmann,H (2303) - Faust,D (1919), corr BdF 2006 [ SM Bellmann, Herbert]) 14.Le2 Lc6 15.Lf2 (15.Sh5 S4d5 16.Lf2 (16.Ld2 Dd8 17.0-0 Dh4 18.f4 0-0-0 19.Tc1 Lxc5 20.Txc5 1/2–1/2 (20) Felkel,S (2135) - Garscha,F (2190), corr BdF-Schachserver 2010) 16...Dd8 17.Se4 Lb4+ 18.Kf1 0–0 19.h4 Le7
20.Dd2 f5 21.exf6 Sxf6 22.Sexf6+ Lxf6 23.Sxf6+ Dxf6 24.Lg3 Tad8 25.Td1 De7 26.h5 Td5 27.Le5 Lb5 28.Th3 c6 29.h6 g6 30.Te1 Sd7 31.Lg7 Te8 32.Lxb5 Txb5 33.b3 Tf5 34.g4 Tf7 35.Kg2 Sf6 36.Thh1 Dd8 37.Te5 Sd5 38.Kg3 a6 39.The1 Dd6 40.T1e4 Txg7 41.hxg7 Sf6 42.Tf4 Sd7 43.De3 1/2–1/2 (43) Ding Liren (2565) Wen Yang (2520), Ningbo 2010) 15...S4d5 16.Sfd3 Le7 17.Dc1 Sd7 18.Se4 Sb4 19.Sf4 Sd5 20.Sh5 0–0 21.0–0 f5 22.exf6 S7xf6 23.Shxf6+ Sxf6 24.Sc5 Sd5 25.Te1 Ld6 26.Lc4 Kh8 27.Lg3 Te8 28.Dg5 Le7 29.Dg4 Sf6 30.Dh3 Ld5 31.Ld3 e5 32.Lf5 Dd8 33.Lxe5 h6 34.Se4 Lxe4 35.Lxe4 Ld6 36.Tad1 De7 37.Lxb7 Tab8 38.Lc6 Ted8 39.b3 Lxe5 40.Txe5 Db4 41.d5 Dc5+ 42.Kf1 Dc2 43.Tde1 Dxa2 44.Dg3 Dxb3 45.Te7 Dd3+ 46.Kg1 Dd4+ 47.Kh1 Sxd5 48.Lxd5 Txd5 49.Dxc7 Tbd8 50.Dxa7 Dxa7 51.Txa7 Td1 52.Ta1 T1d2 53.h3 T8d5 54.Kh2 Tg5 55.Tg1 Kh7 56.Ta6 Tf5 57.Ta3 Tb2 58.Te3 Ta2 59.h4 Tf4 60.Kg3 Taa4 61.Th1 Tfc4 62.Te5 Tc2 63.h5 Taa2 64.Tg1 Tcb2 65.Kh3 Tf2 66.Tf5 Tfb2 67.g4 Ta3 68.Kg3 Tab3 69.Te1 Tb5 70.Tf4 T5b4 71.Tee4 T4b3 72.Tf8 Tb8 73.Tef4 T2b4 74.T4f7 T4b7 75.Txb7 Txb7 76.f4 Tb3+ 77.Kh4 Tb4 78.Kg3 Tb3+ 79.Kf2 Tb2+ 498
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
(31) Brandhorst,W (2430) - Esnaola San Sebastian,J (2352), corr ICCF 2008) 15.0–0 (15.Lg5 h6 16.Le3 De7 17.Dc3 Dh4+ 18.Lf2 Dg5
80.Kf3 Tb3+ 81.Ke4 Tb4+ 82.Ke5 Tb5+ 83.Kd6 Ta5 84.Te8 Ta6+ 85.Ke5 Ta5+ 86.Ke6 Ta6+ 87.Kf5 Ta5+ 88.Te5 Ta4 89.Tb5 Tc4 90.g5 hxg5 91.fxg5 Tc8 92.Ke6 Ta8 93.Te5 Ta6+ 94.Kf7 Ta7+ 95.Kf8 Ta8+ 96.Ke7 Ta7+ 97.Kd6 Ta6+ 98.Kd5 Ta5+ 99.Ke4 Ta8 100.Te7 Ta4+ 101.Kf5 Ta5+ 102.Te5 Ta8 103.Td5 Tf8+ 104.Kg4 Ta8 105.Td4 Tf8 106.Td7 Kg8 107.Ta7 Tb8 108.g6 Tb4+ 109.Kf5 Tb5+ 110.Ke6 Tb6+ 111.Ke7 Tb8 112.Kd7 Tf8 113.Ta6 Tb8 114.Te6 Ta8 115.Te1 Tb8 116.Ta1 Tf8 117.Ta2 Tb8 118.Ta4 Tf8 119.Te4 Tb8 120.Te8+ Txe8 121.Kxe8 Kh8 122.h6 Kg8 123.h7+ 1/2–1/2 (123) Zhu Chen (2476) Danielian,E (2491), Nalchik 2010;
+ + + + # + + + + + + +! " Q%+ + & ' +$ % ) * - + +, +-. /012345678
c) 12.Sc3!? e6 13.Lb5 Le7 14.0–0 0–0 15.S5a4 Td8 16.Sxb6 axb6 Die natĂźrliche Art zu schlagen, immer zum Zentrum hin! Der Zug Ăśffnet die a-Linie und läĂ&#x;t das ManĂśver Nc6–a7, drohend Nxb5, zu. Nach Wegzug des B soll der QflĂźgel mit c7–c6 abgeschlossen werden. 17.Le3 Ta5 18.Tf2 f6 19.f4 f5 20.a3 Tf8?! 21.Sxd5 exd5 22.Ld3 Dd7 Mit der Idee Nd8 >Ne6 23.g4 fxg4 24.f5 h5 25.h3 g3 26.Tf1 h4 27.Kg2 Ld8 28.f6 gxf6 29.Dh5 Tf7 30.Lh6 Sxd4 31.exf6 1–0 (31) Solzbacher,K (2319) Grimm,K (2389), corr BdF 2006 [Grimm]; 12...e6 13.Dc2 Lxc5 14.Dxc5 (14.dxc5 Sd7= Dreev, A - Salov, V, Elista (m/1) 1998) 14...Dd7 (14...Dd8 15.Dc2 a5 16.00 a4 17.Ld2 Lb3 18.Dc5 Dd5 19.Tac1 Dxc5 20.Txc5 0-0-0 21.Tfc1 Kb8 22.Lg5 Td5 23.Le4 Txc5 24.Txc5 1/2–1/2 (24) Gensicke,W (2064) - Kribben,M (2267), corr BdF; 14...a6 15.Dc3 Se7 16.a4 Lc6 17.b3 Sbd5 18.Dd2 Dd7 19.Sg3 a5 20.Sh5 Sb4 21.Lb2 Sxd3+ 22.Dxd3 0-0 23.0-0 h6 24.Tac1 Tfd8 25.Tf2 Sf5 26.Td2 De7 27.Sg3 Sxg3 28.hxg3 Td7 29.Tc5 Dg5 30.g4 Ld5 31.Tdc2 1/2–1/2
19.Kf1 h5 20.h4 De7 21.b4 a6 22.Sf4 00-0 23.Dc5 Kb8 24.Tc1 Dxc5 25.bxc5 Sc8 26.Tb1 Ka8 27.Ke2 S8e7 28.Tb2 Tb8 29.Thb1 Ka7 30.g4 hxg4 31.fxg4 b6 32.cxb6+ Txb6 33.h5 Sb8 34.Lh4 Sec6 35.Txb6 cxb6 36.Sxd5 exd5 37.Tf1 Tf8 38.Ke3 1–0 (38) Zherebukh,Y (2541) - Tzermiadianos, A (2447), Budapest 2009) 15...a6 (15...De7 16.Dc2 (16.Dc3 Dd7 17.Le3 Se7 18.Lg5 Lc6 19.Lxe7 Dxe7 20.Le4 Sd5 21.Lxd5 Lxd5 22.Sf4 Browne, W - Krush, I, Parsippany Match1999. 22...Td8!2) 16...Dd7 17.Ld2 (17.Dc5 a6 18.Le3 Sc4 19.Lxc4 b6-+) 17...Se7= 18.Tac1 Lc6 19.Le3 Sbd5 20.Lf2 Lb5 21.Sg3 Lxd3 22.Dxd3 0–0 23.Se4 b6 24.Da6 Dc8 25.Dxc8 Tfxc8 26.Tc2 Kf8 27.Tfc1 Ke8 28.Lh4 Sf5 29.Lf2 Kd7 30.g4 Sfe7 31.Lg3 Th8 32.h4 h5 33.g5 Thd8 34.Lf2 Ke8 35.Kh2 Td7 36.Tc4 Kd8 37.Sg3 g6 38.Se4 Kc8 39.Sd6+ Kb8 40.Se4 Kb7 41.T4c2 Sf5 42.Kh1 Tad8 43.Td2 Tc8 44.Kh2 Sde7 45.Sf6 Tdd8 46.Se4 Sc6 47.Tcd1 Sa5 48.Tc2 Sb3 49.Tc4 c5 50.Td3 499
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
+ # + + + + + + # + +! "+ +% % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678
Sbxd4 51.b4 Sc6 52.Txd8 Txd8 53.bxc5 Sxe5 54.Tc3 Td3 55.Txd3 Sxd3 56.cxb6 Sxf2 57.Sxf2 Kxb6 58.Kh3 Kb5 59.Sd3 Ka4 60.Se5 Kxa3 61.Sxf7 a5 62.Se5 a4 63.Sxg6 Kb3 0–1 (63) Bukic,E (2495) Petrosjan,T (2610), Banja Luka 1979) 16.Dc3 Se7
+ + + + # # + + + + + + + + +! " Q%+ + & ' +$+ ) * - % +-+, . /012345678
] [7...Le6 8.Sc3 (8.Sf3 Dd7 9.Sc3 0–0–0 (9...Td8 10.h3 Sb4 11.Le4 Lc4 12.b3 La6 13.Sg5 e6 14.a3 S4d5 15.Sxd5 Sxd5 16.Ld3 Le7 17.Sf3 Sxe3 18.fxe3 Lxd3 19.Dxd3 c5 20.0-0 0-0 21.a4 b6 22.Db5 Dd5 23.a5 De4 24.axb6 Dxe3+ 25.Kh1 axb6 26.Ta7 Lg5 27.dxc5 bxc5 28.Sxg5 Dxg5 29.Dxc5 Td2 30.Dc6 h6 31.Df3 Dg6 32.b4 Tb2 33.Tb7 Kh7 34.b5 f5 35.Tf2 Tb4 36.Kh2 Td8 37.Tc2 Td5 38.b6 Tdb5 39.Tc6 Tb3 40.Tc3 Txc3 41.Dxc3 Dg5 42.Dg3 Dxg3+ 1/2– 1/2 (42) Jancovic,P (2140) - Malakhatko,V (2570), Montreal 2009) 10.0–0 Sb4 (10...f6 11.Se4 Kb8 12.a4 Sb4 13.Sc5 Dc8 14.Le4 Ld5 15.a5 Sd7 16.Lxd5 Sxd5 17.Se6 Te8 18.Db3 c6 19.Tfc1 a6 20.Tc2 g5 21.Tac1 Sxe5 22.dxe5 Dxe6 23.Txc6 Dd7 24.e6 Dd8 25.Td1 Dxa5 26.Txd5 Da1+ 27.Tc1 1–0 (27) Greenfeld,A (2561) - Murali Krishnan,B (2412), Mumbai 2010) 11.Le2 Lf5 12.Sh4 e6 13.Tc1 Kb8 14.Sxf5 exf5 15.Lf3 S4d5 16.a4 Sxe3 17.fxe3 a5 18.g3 f6 19.exf6 g6 20.Db3 Lb4 21.Sb5 c6 22.Sa3 Thf8 23.Sc2 Df7 24.Dd3 Sd5 25.Lxd5 Dxd5 26.Sxb4 axb4 27.Tc4 Txf6 28.Txb4 Te8 29.Db3 Dd7
17.b3 (Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 1) 17.Te1 Lc6 18.Dc2 h6 19.Le3 0-0-0 20.Lf2 Sbd5 21.Tac1 Kb8 22.Dd2 g5 23.Sc3 Sf4 24.Se4 Sxd3 0.22/19; Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 2) 17.Dc2 Lc6 18.Te1 h6 19.Le3 00-0 20.Lf2 Sbd5 21.Tac1 Kb8 22.Dd2 g5 23.Sc3 Sf4 24.Se4 Sxd3 0.22/19) 17...Lc6 18.a4 Sbd5 19.Dd2 0–0 20.Sg3 f5 21.exf6 Sxf6 22.Lb2 Ld5 23.Se4 Sf5 24.Sc5 Df7 25.Lc4 Sd6 26.Tac1 Tfe8 27.Tfe1 Tad8 28.Sd3 c6 29.Se5 Dc7 30.Df2 Sf5 31.Tc2 Db6 32.g4 Sd6 33.Lc3 Sd7 34.a5 Dc7 35.Lb4 Sb5 36.Lxd5 exd5 37.Tce2 Sf8 38.Sd3 Txe2 39.Txe2 h6 40.Te7 Td7 41.Te8 Td8 42.Te7 Td7 43.Te8 Td8 1/2–1/2 (43) Guramishvili,S (2281) - Matveeva,S (2422), St.Petersburg 2009] 7...Sb4 [Diagram
500
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
30.d5 cxd5 31.Td1 Td6 32.a5 Tc8 33.Tb6 Tcc6 34.Tb5 d4 35.exd4 Tc7 36.d5 f4 37.Tb6 fxg3 38.hxg3 Tc5 39.Txd6 Dxd6 40.a6 Tc7 41.axb7 Txb7 42.Dc3 Db6+ 43.Kh1 Dxb2 44.Df3 Dc2 45.Df8+ Dc8 46.Df4+ Dc7 47.De4 De7 48.Dd4 Tb4 49.Dc3 De4+ 50.Kg1 Tb1 51.Txb1+ Dxb1+ 52.Kf2 Df5+ 53.Kg1 Db1+ 1/2–1/2 (53) Anastasian,A (2566) - Ovetchkin,R (2548), Abu Dhabi 2009) 8...Lc4 (8...Ld5 9.Sxd5 Dxd5 10.Sf3 Sb4 11.Le2 Dd7 12.0-0 e6 13.Sg5 Le7 14.Se4 0-0-0 15.Tc1 Kb8 16.a3 S4d5 17.b4 c6 18.Db3 f5 19.Sc5 Lxc5 20.bxc5 Sxe3 21.fxe3 Sd5 22.Tb1 Ka8 23.Lf3 Tb8 24.Tfc1 Thc8 25.e4 Sc7 26.Da4 Td8 27.Tc4 g5 28.exf5 exf5 29.Txb7 Txb7 30.Lxc6 De6 31.Tb4 Tdb8 32.Tb1 g4 33.d5 Sxd5 34.Db5 Dxc6 35.Dxc6 Se7 36.De6 Txb1+ 37.Kf2 T1b7 38.Ke3 Td8 39.Kf4 Tc7 40.Kg5 Td5 41.c6 Tc5 0–1 (41) Kaufman,R (2333) - Nikolic,P (2592), Leiden 2010; 8...Dd7 9.Sge2 Sb4 10.Le4 Lf5 11.f3 Lxe4 12.fxe4 Sc4 13.Lc1 c5 14.Sd5 Sc6 15.e6 fxe6 16.Se3 Sd6 17.dxc5 Sxe4 18.Dc2 Sf6 19.0-0 e5 20.Td1 De6 21.a3 g6 22.b4 Lg7 23.Lb2 0-0 24.Dc4 Kf7 25.Dh4 Tad8 26.Te1 h5 27.b5 Lh6 28.Lc1 Lxe3+ 29.Lxe3 Db3 30.Lh6 Dxb5 31.Lxf8 Dxc5+ 32.Kh1 Kxf8 33.Tf1 Kg7 34.Tab1 Td7 35.Sg3 Dd4 36.Dg5 Kh7 37.h3 Sd8 38.Tbe1 Sf7 39.Dc1 1/2–1/2 (39) Rause,O (2622) Tarnowiecki,H (2692), corr ICCF 2002) 9.Lxc4 Sxc4 10.Db3 S6a5 11.Dc2 e6 12.Sf3 Sc6 13.0–0 Sb4 14.De4 Sd5 15.Lg5 Sxc3 16.bxc3 Dd5 17.Dxd5 exd5 18.Sd2 Sxd2 19.Lxd2 f5 20.h3 Le7 21.g4 Tf8 22.Kg2 Kd7 23.Tab1 b6 24.a4 h5 25.gxh5 Th8 26.h6 g5 27.h4 g4 28.f3 Tag8 29.fxg4 Txg4+ 30.Kf3 Thg8 31.Tg1 Lxh4 32.Txg4 fxg4+ 33.Kg2 Ke6 34.Th1 Le7 35.Kg3 Kf5 36.h7 Th8 37.Th5+ Kg6 38.Kxg4 Lf8 39.e6
1–0 Sargissian,G (2658) - Ponomariov,R (2723), Zafra 21.3.2007; 7...g6 8.Sc3 Lg7 9.Sge2 Sb4 (9...0-0 / ...f7–f6) 10.Le4 S4d5 11.Sxd5 Sxd5 12.Db3 c6 0–1 (12) AlHitmi,M (2321) - Leskowksy,Z (1800), corr ICCF 1998] 8.Le4 [Diagram
+ # + + + + + + # %+ +! "+ + % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678 ] 8...f5 [Diagram
+ # + + + + + + # %+ +! "+ + % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678 ] [8...S4d5 9.Sc3 Sxe3 (9...e6 10.Df3 Ld7 501
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
11.Sxd5 Sxd5 12.a3 Lc6 13.Se2 Dd7 14.0-0 Se7 15.Sc3 Sd5 16.Tfc1 g6 17.Sxd5 Lxd5 18.Lxd5 exd5 19.Df6 Tg8 20.Lg5 Lg7 21.Df4 c6 22.b4 De6 23.b5 Kd7 24.bxc6+ bxc6 25.Tab1 Tgb8 26.Dd2 Df5 27.Dc3 De6 28.Da5 Txb1 29.Txb1 Ke8 30.Dc7 Tc8 31.Tb8 Txb8 32.Dxb8+ Kd7 33.Dd8# 1–0 (33) Richardson,J (2331) - Player,E (2199), London 2011) 10.fxe3 g6 11.Sge2
Lf6 29.Sxf6 Dxe4 30.Sxe4 Txe7 31.Sd6 a6 32.f6 Tc7 33.e4 Sc6 34.Sf5 Kh7 35.Td3 Kg6 36.h4 Th8 37.Td6 Te8 38.h5+ Kh7 39.Sg3 Se5 40.Tc1 a5 41.Sf5 Sc6 42.Sg3 Se5 43.Kg2 Tec8 44.Td5 Sd7 45.e5 Sxc5 46.Sf5 a4 47.b4 Se6 48.Txc7 Txc7 49.Txb5 Sf4+ 50.Kf3 Sxh5 51.Tc5 Td7 52.b5 Sf4 53.b6 Kg6 54.Tc7 Td2 55.Se7+ Kh5 56.b7 Tb2 57.Sc6 1–0 (57) Wojtaszek,R (2630) Bartel,M (2601), corr Lublin 2009; 11...Lh6 12.Sf4 Lxf4 13.exf4 c6 14.d5 cxd5 15.Sxd5 Sxd5 16.Dxd5 Db6 17.0–0–0 0–0 18.Dd4 Da5 19.Kb1 Le6 20.a3 Tac8 21.Tc1 Tfd8 22.De3 Db5 23.Txc8 Txc8 24.Tc1 Txc1+ 25.Dxc1 De2 26.Lf3 Dd3+ 27.Dc2 De3 28.Da4 Lb3 29.De8+ Kg7 30.Dc8 Dd3+ 31.Kc1 Dd4 32.Dc3 Dxf4+ 33.Kb1 Df5+ 34.Kc1 Df4+ 35.Kb1 Le6 36.Lxb7 Df5+ 37.Kc1 Df4+ 38.Kd1 Dxh2 39.De3 a5 40.Kd2 Dh4 41.Le4 Lb3 42.g3 Dh2+ 43.Kc3 a4 44.Ld3 h5 45.e6 Lxe6 46.Lc2 h4 47.Dd4+ f6 48.gxh4 Dc7+ 49.Kd2 Lb3 50.Lxb3 axb3 51.a4 e5 52.De4 f5 53.Dd3 Da5+ 54.Dc3 Dd5+ 55.Ke1 De4+ 56.Kf1 f4 57.Dxb3 Dh1+ 58.Ke2 Dh2+ 59.Kf1 Dh1+ 60.Ke2 Dg2+ 61.Ke1 Kh6 62.Dc3 Dh1+ 63.Ke2 Dg2+ 64.Ke1 Dg1+ 65.Ke2 Dg2+ 1/2–1/2 (65) Sasikiran,K (2711) - Volokitin, A (2671), corr Wijk aan Zee 2009; 8...c6 9.Se2 (9.Sc3 S4d5 10.h3 Le6 11.Sf3 f5 12.Ld3 g6 13.Ld2 Dd7 14.Se2 a5 15.a3 a4 16.h4 Sc7 17.h5 Lb3 18.Dc1 Tg8 19.Lh6 0-0-0 20.Lxf8 Tdxf8 21.Dc5 Sbd5 22.Sd2 Se6 23.Da7 b5 24.Da6+ Db7 25.Lxb5 cxb5 26.Dxe6+ Kb8 27.Sxb3 axb3 28.Th3 gxh5 29.Dh6 Tc8 30.Txb3 Txg2 31.Tc1 Txc1+ 32.Dxc1 e6 33.Dc5 Sc7 34.d5 Dxd5 35.Db6+ Db7 36.Dd6 Tg4 37.f3 1–0 (37) Reshetnikov,E (2287) - Skalik,P (2398), Lazy 2009) 9...Le6 10.Sbc3 S4d5 11.0–0 Dd7 12.Lb1 f5 13.Ld2 Sxc3 14.bxc3 Lc4 15.a4 e6 16.a5 Sd5 17.La2 Lxa2 18.Txa2 Le7 19.c4 Sc7
a) 11.h4 f5 12.exf6 exf6 13.h5 g5 14.Df3 g4 15.Df2 Ld6 16.Lf5 De7 17.e4 c5 18.Sge2 g3 19.Df3 Lxf5 20.Dxf5 cxd4 21.Sxd4 Le5 22.0–0–0 1/2–1/2 (22) Dreev, A (2688) Komarov,D (2530), Mulhouse 2009; b) 11.Df3 Lh6 (11...c6 12.Sge2 Lh6 13.h4 f5 14.Ld3 Le6 15.h5 Sd5 16.hxg6 hxg6 17.Sf4 Sxf4 18.Dxf4 Lxf4 19.Txh8+ Kf7 20.Txd8 Lg3+ 21.Ke2 Txd8 22.Th1 Kg7 23.Lc2 c5 24.Kf3 cxd4 25.exd4 f4 26.Se2 Lxa2 27.Ta1 Lc4 28.Txa7 Lxe2+ 29.Kxe2 Txd4 30.Txb7 f3+ 31.gxf3 Lxe5 32.Txe7+ Kf6 33.Tb7 Lf4 34.Ld3 Ld6 35.b3 g5 36.Tb5 Lf4 37.b4 Ke7 38.Tb6 Td6 39.Tb7+ 1/2–1/2 (39) Greenfeld,A (2541) - Avrukh,B (2668), Ohrid 2009) 12.Sge2 0–0 13.Sf4 (13.0-0-0 Sc4 14.Sf4 c5 15.De2 Sxe3 16.Dxe3 cxd4 17.Df2 Dc7 18.Txd4 Dxe5 19.Lc2 Dc5 20.Dh4 Dg5 21.Dxg5 Lxg5 22.Te1 b6 23.Kb1 e5 24.Txe5 Lf6 25.Tde4 Lxe5 26.Txe5 Lb7 27.Te7 Tab8 28.Lb3 a6 29.a4 g5 30.Ld5 Lxd5 31.Sfxd5 b5 32.Ta7 Ta8 33.Txa8 Txa8 34.a5 Kg7 35.Kc2 Tc8 36.Sb4 h5 37.Sxa6 Ta8 38.Sc7 1–0 (38) Pragua,C (2431) - Titov,E (2188), corr ICCF 1994) 13...c5 14.Td1 Sc4 15.De2 Lg4 16.Lf3 Lxf3 17.gxf3 b5 18.dxc5 Db8 19.Sfd5 Sxe5 20.Sxe7+ Kh8 21.f4 Sc4 22.Scd5 Te8 23.b3 Sa5 24.Dg4 Db7 25.Dh4 Lg7 26.0–0 h6 27.f5 g5 28.De4 502
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
20.Tb2 Tb8 21.Db1 Dc8 22.Le3 0–0 23.Td1 Td8 24.g3 c5 25.h4 cxd4 26.Lxd4 Sa6 27.Lxa7 Txd1+ 28.Dxd1 Ta8 29.Lb6 Dxc4 30.Tc2 De4 31.Sf4 Dxe5 32.Dd7 Sb4 33.Dxb7 1–0 (33) Pashikian,A (2655) Jamagidze,M (2263), Tbilisi 2009]
10.a3 [Diagram
+ + # + + + + + + # %+ +! " + % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678
9.exf6 [Diagram
+ # + + + + + + # %+ +! "+ + % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678
] [Die Hauptfortsetzung ist der Springerzug: 10.Sc3 Tregubov,P, Huzman: Ftacnik: 54/371. 10...f5 (10...c6 11.a3 S4d5 12.Dh5+ Ke7 13.Sge2 Le6 14.0–0 (14.Sf4 Sxf4 15.Lxf4 Dxd4 16.Td1 g6 17.Dh4 Dc4 18.Ld3 Dd4 19.La6 Dxd1+ 20.Kxd1 Td8+ 21.Kc1 bxa6 22.Se4 Sd5 23.Td1 Lg7 24.Te1 Kf8 25.Lh6 Lxh6+ 26.Dxh6+ Kf7 27.Sc5 Lc8 28.f3 Tdg8 29.Se4 Td8 30.g4 Td7 31.h4 Tdd8 32.h5 g5 33.f4 gxf4 34.g5 Lf5 35.Sxf6 Td6 36.g6+ hxg6 37.Dxh8 Sxf6 38.h6 Le4 39.Dg7+ Ke6 40.h7 Td8 41.Dxg6 Ke7 42.Dg5 Kf7 43.Txe4 Sxe4 44.Dxd8 Sf2 45.h8D Sd3+ 46.Kd2 Kg6 47.Ddf6# 1–0 (47) ThomasGBA,F-Knachtel,R playchess.com 2007) 14...De8 15.Df3 Kf7 16.Sf4 Sxf4 17.Lxf4 Dd7 18.Dh5+ Kg8 19.Tfe1 g5 20.Lxg5 Lg4 21.Dh4 fxg5 22.Dxg5+ Dg7 23.Df4 h5 24.Lf5 Th6 25.Lxg4 hxg4 26.g3 Ld6 27.De4 Tf8 28.Te2 Dg6 29.Dxg6+ Txg6 30.Tae1 Sd5 31.Se4 Kf7 32.Sc5 Lxc5 33.dxc5 Kg7 34.Kg2 Tg5 35.Te5 Txe5 36.Txe5 Kf6 37.Te4 Kf5 38.f3 Td8 39.Te2 Sf6 40.fxg4+ Sxg4 41.h3 Se5 42.Tf2+ Kg6
] [9.Lf3? f4 10.Lxf4 Lf5∓] 9...exf6 [Diagram
+ + # + + + + + + # %+ +! "+ + % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678 ] 503
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Ld6 27.Txc7 Lxc7 28.Sf3 Ld8 29.Tc1 Lh5 30.Tc8 Le7 31.Txf8+ Lxf8 32.Sd4 f4 33.Kf1 g5 34.Se6 Le7 35.f3 Lf6 36.b3 Le8 37.Sc7 Ld7 38.Le6 Le5 39.Lxd7 Lxc7 40.Ke2 Ld6 41.a4 1/2–1/2 (41) Dreev,A (2655) - Magem,J (2564); 12...0-0 13.0-0 c6 14.Te1 h6 15.a3 S4d5 16.La2 Lc7 17.Ld2 Dd6 18.Sxd5 Sxd5 19.Lb4 Dd8 20.Le7 Dd7 21.Lxf8 Kxf8 22.Se5 Dd6 23.Dh5 Le6 24.Lxd5 cxd5 25.Dg6 Kg8 26.Tac1 Tc8 27.Sf3 1–0 (27) Golod,V (2582) - Zilberman,Y (2481), Haifa 2010) 13.0–0 Dd7 14.a3 S4d5 15.Sg5 0–0–0 16.Sxe6 Dxe6 17.Ld2 g6 18.Te1 Df6 19.Sb5 a6 20.Sxd6+ Dxd6 21.Lc2 The8 22.Lg5 Txe1+ 23.Dxe1 Tf8 24.Lh6 Td8 25.Lg5 Tf8 26.Lh6 1/2–1/2 (26) Yip,M (2045) - Paouris, N (1897), Budapest 2009;
43.Te2 Td5 44.b4 a5 45.h4 a4 46.Te4 Kf5 47.Tf4+ Ke6 48.h5 Sf7 49.g4 Td3 50.Te4+ Kf6 51.Tf4+ Kg7 52.Te4 Kf8 53.Tf4 Kg8 54.Te4 Kf8 55.Tf4 Kg7 56.Te4 Kf6 57.Tf4+ 1/2–1/2 (57) Khalifman,A (2626) Mainka,R (2483), Bad Wiessee 2010) 11.Lb1 Schipkov, Timoscenko, Markov, Salov: TN !? (11.Lf3 S4d5 12.Sh3 (12.Ld2 Le6 13.Sge2 Dd7 14.0–0 0–0–0
+ + # + + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$ +%+ & ' %$ ) * - +Q+-+, . /012345678
a2) 12.Df3 c6 13.Sge2 0–0 14.0–0 S4d5 15.Sf4 Sxf4 16.Lxf4 Dc7 17.Lxd6 Dxd6 18.Lc2 Dxd4 19.Lb3+ Kh8 20.Tad1 Db4 21.Se2 Dg4 22.De3 Ld7 23.Td4 Tfe8 24.Txg4 Txe3 25.fxe3 fxg4 26.Tf7 Te8 27.Sf4 g6 28.Sd3 Le6 29.Lxe6 Txe6 30.Kf2 Sd5 31.Txb7 Txe3 32.Sb4 Te7 33.Txe7 Sxe7 34.Ke3 a5 35.Sd3 Sf5+ 36.Kf4 Kg7 37.Se5 c5 38.Sd7 h5 39.Sxc5 Sh4 40.Kg3 Sf5+ 41.Kf2 Sd6 42.b4 axb4 43.Sd3 b3 44.axb3 Kf6 45.Ke3 Kf5 46.Sb2 g3 47.hxg3 Kg4 48.Sc4 Sf5+ 49.Kf2 Sxg3 50.Se5+ Kf4 51.Sxg6+ Kg4 52.Se5+ Kf4 53.Sd3+ Kg4 54.b4 Se4+ 55.Kg1 Sd6 56.Kh2 Kf5 57.Kh3 Ke4 58.Sf2+ Ke3 59.Sh1 Kd4 60.Sg3 Kc4 61.Sxh5 Kxb4 62.Kg4 Kc5 63.Sf6 Sf7 64.Kf5 Kd4 65.Sg4 Sd6+ 66.Ke6 Se4 67.Sh6 Ke3 68.Ke5 Kf2 69.g4 Kf3 70.Kf5 Sd6+ 71.Ke6 Se4 72.Ke5 Sg5 73.Kf5 Se4 74.Sf7 Sg3+ 75.Kg5 Se4+ 76.Kh5 Sf6+ 77.Kh4 Sxg4 1/2–1/2 (77) Gyimesi,Z (2594) - Rasmussen,A (2535), BuLi 2009; 12...Le6 13.Sf3 Dd7 14.Se5 Lxe5 15.dxe5 Dxd2+ 16.Lxd2 0–0–0
15.Te1 Tg8 16.Lg5 Te8 17.Sf4 Sxf4 18.Lxf4 g5 19.Le5 Huzman. 19...Lg7 20.Tc1?! Karpov,An - Short,N, Linares (m/3) 1992, 1/2–1/2 (94). (20.Lxg7 Dxg7 21.d5+ Hansen,Cu) ) 12...Sxe3 13.fxe3 Dh4+ 14.Sf2 Ld6 15.Sb5 0–0 16.Sxd6 cxd6 17.0–0 De7 18.Dd3 Le6 19.b3 Ld5 20.e4 fxe4 21.Sxe4 Tae8 22.Tae1 Dh4 23.Te2 Te6 24.g3 Dh6 25.Sd2 Txe2 1/2–1/2 (25) Huebner,R (2603) - Koneru,H (2603), Marianske Lazne 2009) 11...Le7 a) 11...Ld6 12.Dd2 a1) 12.Sf3 Le6 (12...Df6 13.d5 0-0 14.0-0 Ld7 15.a3 Sa6 16.Dd4 Dxd4 17.Lxd4 Sc5 18.La2 Tae8 19.Lxc5 Lxc5 20.d6+ Kh8 21.dxc7 Tc8 22.Se5 Le8 23.Tac1 Txc7 24.Sd5 Sxd5 25.Lxd5 b6 26.Tfe1 504
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
17.Se2 Sc6 18.f4 Td7 19.Lc2 Thd8 20.0–0– 0 g6 21.Lc3 Lc4 22.Sg3 Sd5 23.Ld2 Sd4 24.Lb1 Se6 25.Sxf5 Sdxf4 26.Lxf4 Sxf4 27.Txd7 Txd7 28.Se3 Se2+ 29.Kc2 Ld3+ 30.Kb3 Lxb1 31.Txb1 Td3+ 32.Kc2 Txe3 33.Kd2 Txe5 34.Te1 Kd7 35.Txe2 Txe2+ 36.Kxe2 Ke6 37.Ke3 Ke5 38.b4 c6 39.g4 b6 40.h4 h6 41.Kf3 c5 0–1 (41) Bryn,T (2024) - Paouris,N (1897), Budapest 2009;
18...f3 19.Sxd5 Sxd5 20.Sf7+ Huebner,R Sulskis,S, EU-chTM 1997, 1–0 (60) (@20.Lb4+ Huebner) ; c3) 12...Le7= 1/2–1/2 Hebden,M - Drasko, M, Vrnjacka Banja 1991; 13.0–0!? Schipkov, B. (13.Lg5 Dd7 14.De2+?! Schipkov, B. (14.0-0 0-0 15.a4 Df7 16.La2 Le6 17.a5 Sd7 18.Sb5 S5f6 19.Lxe6 Dxe6 20.Tc1 Tfc8 21.Dc2 Dd5 22.Sxd6 cxd6 23.Dxc8+ 1–0 (23) Saunders, S (2485) - Milligan,B (2415), corr ICCF 2001) 14...De6= Schipkov, B: Timman, J - Salov, V, Sanghi Nagar (m4). 15.Se5 0–0 16.0–0 Sxc3! Salov. (16...c5?! 17.Sxd5 Sxd5 18.Te1 cxd4 19.Lc2,) 17.bxc3 Lxe5 18.dxe5 Dc6= Huzman. 19.Ld3 Le6= 20.Tac1? Salov. (20.Tad1!2
b) 11...Le6 12.Sf3 Le7 (12...S4d5 13.0-0 Ld6 14.Te1 0-0 15.Sg5 Dd7 16.Sxe6 Dxe6 17.a4 Sxc3 18.bxc3 Df6 19.a5 Sd7 20.Db3+ Kh8 21.Dxb7 Tab8 22.Df3 g5 23.Ld2 g4 24.Dd3 Dh4 25.g3 Dh5 26.Lc2 f4 27.Lxf4 Txf4 28.gxf4 Tf8 29.De4 Lxf4 30.Dxh7+ Dxh7 31.Lxh7 Ld2 32.Te7 Sf6 33.Td1 Lxc3 34.Txc7 Lxa5 35.Txa7 Lc3 36.Lc2 Td8 37.d5 Txd5 38.Txd5 Sxd5 39.Ld1 Sf6 40.Ta4 Kg7 41.Lxg4 Kg6 42.Kg2 Kg5 43.Le6 Le5 44.h4+ Kg6 45.Kf3 Ld6 46.Lg4 1–0 (46) Vidit,S (2504) - Gagare,S (2153), Mumbai 2010) 13.0–0 0–0 14.Te1 Lf6 15.Lg5 Te8 16.Lxf5 Lxf5 17.Db3+ Kh8 18.Lxf6 Dxf6 19.Dxb4 h6 20.a4 a5 21.Dc5 Tec8 22.Se5 Df8 23.g4 Lh7 24.Te3 De8 25.Tae1 Sd7 26.Dc4 Lg8 27.De2 Sxe5 28.dxe5 Le6 29.f4 g6 30.Tg3 Df8 31.De3 Ta6 32.Tf1 Td8 33.f5 gxf5 34.gxf5 Lc4 35.Tf2 Td3 36.Df4 Txg3+ 37.hxg3 Lf7 38.e6 Le8 39.De5+ Kg8 40.f6 Lg6 41.f7+ Kh7 42.e7 1–0 (42) Alvarez Pedraza,A (2500) - Mendez Fortes,E (2310), Havanna 2010;
+ + + + # + + + + + % + + + +! "+ %+ + & ' + +Q ) *+ +-+-+, . /012345678 +! Huzman. Die Herren scheinen sich nicht recht einig zu sein. Also: = Mulde) 20...h6 21.Le3 f4 22.Ld4 Lc4 23.Lxc4+ Dxc4 24.Tfe1 Tae8 25.e6 Dxe2 26.Txe2 The passed pawn looks threatening. Black has to reorganise his position. 26...Sc4! 27.f3 b6 28.Td1 Tf5! Salov. 29.Lf2?! White allows an unfavourable exchange. (29.Tde1 overprotects the important pawn) 29...Te5! 30.Txe5 Sxe5 31.Td4 g5 32.Te4 Sd3?! The
c) 11...S4d5 12.Sf3 (12.Ld2!?) 12...Ld6 c1) 12...Sxe3 13.fxe3 Ld6 14.0–0 0–0 15.Db3+ Kh8 16.e4 fxe4 17.Sxe4‚; c2) 12...Lb4 13.Ld2 Le7 14.0–0 0–0 15.Te1 Lf6 16.a3 Kh8 17.La2 f4 18.Se5 Huzman 505
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
62.Lc1 Sd6 63.Kb2 Sc4+ 64.Kc2! The king escapes from imprisonment) 58...b4!–+ Salov. 59.axb4 cxb4 60.Kb1 b3 61.Ka1 Before Timman went to India, I had warned him for the behaviour of the boa-constrictor. He got into a strangulation nevertheless. The adjourned position was analysed in the Netherlands with great interest. 61...Kg6 Boa has sealed a quiet move ! Salov (61...Se5 62.Lb2 Sd3? 63.Lf6 a3 64.Le7 a2 65.Lf6 Kg6 66.g4=) 62.Kb1 Kf7! 63.Ka1 Kg7! 64.Kb1 Kg6! The exchange of moves increases the difficulties for White. Salov. 65.Ka1 (Salov analyses the variation 65.g4? >= Salov 65...Se5 66.La3! Salov. 66...Kxg5 67.Le7+ Kxg4 68.Kb2 Sc4+ 69.Kc3 Kf5! 70.Lf8 Kf6!!-+ Probably Black wins by supporting the pawns from behind with the king. Salov) 65...Se5! This position was discussed by Hans Ree and Gert Ligterink in the Dutch press. Salov. 66.La3? The pawn sacrifice is wrong.
passed pawn cannot be won easily. (32...Sg6! 33.g3 c5 introduces a serious threat (Salov)) 33.Ld4! Kh7 (33...c5 34.Lf6 Kh7 35.e7 Kg6 36.Te60) 34.c4! Kg6 35.g3 fxg3?! Salov. 36.hxg3 Kf5? (36...Sb4 brings the knight back into the own camp; 36...Te7!∓) 37.e7! Salov. (37.a3! springs a nasty surprise. White gains a plus in 37...Kg6 38.Te3 Sc5 39.Lxc5 bxc5 40.Te5) 37...Kg6 38.Te6+ Kf7 39.Txh6 Txe7 40.Th7+ Ke6 41.Txe7+ Kxe7
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + % + +! "+ + + & ' + + + +) *+ + + +, . /012345678
c1) Correct is 66.Kb1! Sd3 67.Ld2 a3 68.Ka1! (Valery and Jan investigate 68.g4 Se5 69.Lc3 Sc4! 70.Lf6 Sd2+ 71.Ka1 Se4! This position gave Timman a sleepless night. Later Goldsteen found the move 72.Lc3!! Promising seems 72...Kxg5 73.Lb4 a2 74.Kb2 Kxg4 75.Lf8 Kf3 76.Lg7 Sd2 77.Lc3 Ke2 78.Lg7 Kd3 but 79.Lc3! is okay) 68...a2 69.g4 Se5 70.Lc3 Sc4 71.Lf6 draws more easily;
The exchanges have led to an almost equal position. 42.Kf1! Salov. 42...c5! 43.Lc3 Ke6 44.Ld2 Se5 45.Ke2 g4! Black keeps a plus. (He avoids 45...Kf5? 46.Lxg5!+ Salov) 46.fxg4 Sxc4 47.Lc1 Se5 48.g5 b5 49.Kd2 Kf5 50.Kc3 Ke4 51.Kc2 a5 Correct prophylaxis is needed in order to stop the avalanche of pawns. 52.Ld2? (Correct is 52.Kc3! b4+ (52...a4 53.a3) 53.Kb3 Kf5 54.Ka4 and Black cannot make progress) 52...a4 53.a3 Kd4 54.Lc3+ Kd5 55.Kb2?? Salov. (55.Ld2 Kc4! 56.Lf4 Sg6 and the bpawn will advance) 55...Ke6! Salov. 56.Ka2 Kf5 57.Ld2 Sc4 58.Lc1?! (Timman analyses 58.Le1 >= Salov 58...Sd6! 59.Ld2 Se4 60.Le3 b4 61.axb4 cxb4
c2) 66.Lb2 Sd3 67.Lf6 a3 68.Le7 a2 69.Lf6 Kf5 70.g4+ Kg6–+; 66...Kxg5 67.Le7+ Kf5 68.g4+ (More resistance is offered by 68.Kb2! Ke6!! Salov. 69.Lf8 Kf7!! Salov. 70.Lh6A ! Salov. 70...Sc4+ 71.Kc3 b2 72.Kc2 a3 73.Kb1 Kg6 74.Lf4 Kf5 75.Lh6 Ke4 76.Ka2 Kd3!-+ Salov) 68...Ke6! Salov. 69.Lf8 Kf7! Salov and Timman had chosen for participation in the 506
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
FIDE-cycle. They despised the break of Kasparov and Short with FIDE in 1993.0–1 (69) Timman,J - Salov,V, Quarter fin., Sanghi Nagar 1994. (The pointe is 69...Kf7 70.Lc5 Sd3 71.La3 Kf6!-+ Black wins the last white pawn and the game. CBM 42 [JvR, Salov]) ) 13...Sxc3 14.bxc3 Le6 15.Sg5 Dd7 16.Sxe6 Dxe6 17.a4 Sd5 18.Ld2 0–0–0 19.Df3 Se7 20.Te1 Df6 21.a5 a6 22.La2 Thf8 23.Le6+ Kb8 24.Tab1 c6 25.Dd3 Ka7 26.c4 Lc7 27.d5 cxd5 28.cxd5 Dh4 29.Txb7+ Kxb7 30.Tb1+ Ka7 31.Le3+ 1–0 (31) Atalik,E (2447) - de Rosa,M (2073), Plovdiv 2010; 12.Sf3 0–0 13.0–0 S4d5 14.Ld2 (14.Te1 Lf6 15.a4 a5 16.La2 Kh8 17.Ld2 c6 18.Se5 Lxe5 19.dxe5 Le6 20.Se2 Sc7 21.Le3 Sc4 22.Lc5 Dxd1 23.Texd1 Tfe8 24.b3 Sa6 25.Ld4 Sa3 26.Lb2 Sc2 27.Tac1 Scb4 28.Lb1 Lxb3 29.Td7 Le6 30.Txb7 Lc8 31.Tb6 Sc7 32.Sf4 g5 33.Sh5 Scd5 34.Sf6 Sxb6 35.Sxe8 Sxa4 36.La1 Kg8 37.e6 Kf8 38.Sf6 Lxe6 39.Sxh7+ Ke7 40.Sxg5 Ld7 41.h4 c5 42.h5 Ta6 43.Lg7 Le8 44.h6 Lg6 45.g4 1–0 (45) Maletin,P (2576) - Khuseinkhodzhaev,M (2391), St. Petersburg 2009) 14...c6 15.Te1 Dd6 (15...Lf6 16.a3 Kh8 17.Ld3 Dd6 18.Dc2 g6 19.Lh6 Lg7 20.Dd2 Ld7 21.Se5 Tad8 22.Te2 Lc8 23.Tae1 Sf6 24.Sf3 Tde8 25.Lf4 Dd8 26.Le5 Sg4 27.Lxg7+ Kxg7 28.h3 Sf6 29.Te5 Sbd7 30.Txe8 Txe8 31.Txe8 Sxe8 32.d5 cxd5 33.Sxd5 Sdf6 34.Sxf6 Sxf6 35.Dc3 Le6 36.Lc2 Dc8 37.Sd4 Ld7 38.Db4 De8 39.Sf3 Lc6 40.Sd4 Ld5 41.Ld3 b6 42.Sb5 Dd7 43.Dd4 a6 44.Sc3 Lb7 45.Dxb6 Lxg2 46.Lxa6 Lxh3 47.Db7 f4 48.a4 Se8 49.Dxd7+ Lxd7 50.Lb5 Lxb5 51.Sxb5 Sf6 52.Sc7 Sd7 53.a5 Sb8 54.a6 Sc6 55.b4 Sa7 56.b5 Sc8 57.Sd5 Kf7 58.b6 1–0 (58) Gelfand,B (2758) - Ponomariov,R (2739), Khanty-Mansiysk 2009) 16.a3 Lf6
17.La2 Kh8 18.Se5 Le6 19.Sxd5 Sxd5 20.Lb4 Sxb4 21.Lxe6 Lxe5 22.Txe5 Tae8 23.Lb3 Sa6 24.De2 Sc7 25.Td1 Td8 26.h4 Df6 27.h5 Sb5 28.De3 Dh4 29.Te7 Dxh5 30.De5 Dg5 31.d5 cxd5 32.Lxd5 h6 33.Te1 Sd6 34.Te3 Se4 35.Lxe4 Td1+ 36.Kh2 fxe4 37.Dxg5 hxg5 38.Te2 Tf6 39.Txb7 Td3 40.g3 e3 41.fxe3 a6 42.Kh3 Kh7 43.Kg4 Kg6 44.Te7 Td5 45.Tc2 Tb6 46.Tec7 Te6 47.T7c6 Tde5 48.Txe6+ Txe6 49.Tc3 Kf6 50.b4 g6 51.Kf3 Ke7 52.Tc5 Kf6 53.g4 1–0 (53) Wojtaszek,R (2608) - Mista,A (2559), Chotowa 2009.] 10...S4d5 [Diagram
+ + # + + + + + + + %+ +! " + % + & ' + ) * -$+Q+, #$-. /012345678 ] [Eher das Vertrauen von Fachleuten wie Ftacnik, Schipow, aber auch JĂśrg Kracht, genieĂ&#x;t 10.-f5, aber ich glaube, dass mein Partiezug einfacher, sicherer und strategisch angemessen ist; wozu sollte sich den Damenläufer verstellen? 10...f5! Ftacnik. 11.axb4 (11.Lf3 S4d5=) 11...fxe4!? Schipkov ! Huzman After 11...Bxb4+ White has an attack on the kingside. Schipkov: 'Nach 11...Lxb4+ hat WeiĂ&#x; Angriff am KĂśnigsflĂźgel.' (11...Lxb4+?! Schipkov, B. 12.Sc3 507
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
a1) 19...Sf6 20.Df3 c6 (20...b6 21.Sb5) 21.d5 cxd5 22.Tfd1±;
+ + # + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$ % + & ' + ) * - +Q+, #$-. /012345678
a2) 19...Sd6 20.Sd5±; 20.bxc3 Lf6 21.De4 c6 (21...Dc8 22.d5) 22.Tfb1 Dd7 23.d5±) 19.Df4 Lxe4 20.Sxe4± Huzman 20...Kg8? (20...c6.) 21.Sxf6+ Lxf6 22.De4+– Dc8 (22...c6 23.De6+ Kf8 24.Lf4 Le7 25.Tfe1; 22...b6 23.Tfc1 / Rc7 23...Kf7 24.Lf4) 23.Dd5+ Kf8 24.Ld2 g6 (24...Le7 25.Df3+ Lf6 26.Lb4+ Kf7 27.Dd5+ Kg6 28.Ta3) 25.Lh6+ Lg7 26.Ta3 1–0 (26) Tregubov,P (2440) - Zvjaginsev,V (2415) , Russia (ch) 1992, Inf 56 [Tregubov,P / Huzman];
(12.Ld2 Lxd2+ (12...De7 13.Dh5+ g6 14.De2 Lxd2+ 15.Sxd2 fxe4 16.Sxe4 00∓) 13.Sxd2 De7! (13...fxe4 14.Dh5+.) ) 12...fxe4 (12...De7 13.Ld3 f4 14.Dh5+ Kd8 15.Sf3 fxe3 16.0-0.) 13.Dh5+ Kf8 (13...g6? ?? Huzman 14.Db5++- Huzman) 14.Sge2–+ Schipkov, B. 14...De8 Tregubov,P: - 56/(428)
b) 14...Le6 15.0–0 Kg8 (15...De8 16.Dh4 (16.Dxe8+ Kxe82) 16...Lc4 17.f3!?‚ (17.Tfc1, >= Huzman 17...Ld3 18.Sg3,) 17...Lxc3 18.fxe4+ Kg8 19.Sxc3 Lxf1 20.Txf1 Dd7 21.d5 h6 22.Se2 Tf8? (22...Te8!?∓; 22...Kh7 23.Sd4 Sc4 24.Lc1 Thf8∓) 23.Txf8+ Kxf8 24.Sd4 Kg8 25.Se6 c6 (25...Kh7 26.Df4,) 26.Ld4 (26.Sc5 Df7 27.d6 Kh7 28.e5 Df5 29.e6 Db1+ 30.Kf2 Tf8+ 31.Ke2 Df1+ 32.Kd2 Sc4+-+) 26...cxd5 (26...Th7 27.Df4 De8 28.Dd6,) 27.Sxg7 dxe4 28.Dxe4
a) 14...Sd5 15.0–0± Sf6 16.Dh4 Lg4?! Huzman: Ftacnik a1) 16...Lf5 17.f3!± a11) 17.Sg3 Lg6 18.Lg5 Lxc3 19.bxc3 Kf7 20.Sxe4 Lxe4 21.Lxf6 Dxf6 22.Dxe4 b6 (22...c6 23.Ta5 / Rf5) 23.Db7±;
b1) 28.Se6!? Dxe6 (28...Th7? 29.Dg4+ Kf7 30.Df5++-) 29.Dg3+ Kf7 30.Dg7+ (30.Lxh8 e3∓) 30...Ke8 31.Dxh8+ Kd7 ;
a12) 17.Lg5 ;
b2) 28.Sf5!? Dxf5 29.Dg3+ Kf7 30.Lxh8 Dc5+ 31.Kf1 Dc1+ 32.Ke2 Dc2+ 33.Ke1 0; 28...Dd5 29.Dg4= Huzman. 29...Dg5 30.De4 (30.De6+ Kh7 31.De4+ Dg6 32.Sf5 Tf8 33.g4,) 30...Dd5 31.Df4! (31.Dg4=) 31...Dg5? (31...Sd7 32.Sf5 Th7 33.Dg4+ Kf7 34.Dh5+ Kf8 35.Le3 Da2 (35...Df7 36.Lxh6+3) ) 32.Db8+ Kh7 33.Dc7?? (33.Dxh8+! Kxh8 34.Se6+ Kg8
a2) 16...De8 17.Lg5±; a3) 16...De7 17.Lg5±; 17.Sg3 Le7 (17...Kf7 18.Lg5) 18.Sgxe4 (18.Lg5 Ld7!? (18...Le6 19.Scxe4 h6 20.Tfe1 Ld7 (20...Ld5 21.Sf5+-) 21.Ta3! / Rf3 21...Kg8 22.Lxf6 Lxf6 23.Sxf6+ Dxf6 24.De4+–) ) 18...Lf5 (18...Sxe4 19.Dxg4 Sxc3 508
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
35.Sxg5 hxg5 36.Lxb6 axb6 37.Kf2+-) 33...Tc8–+ 34.Df7 Tc1+ 35.Kf2 Tc2+ 0–1 (35) Ziegler,A (2425) - Brynell,S (2475) , Göteborg 1998, CBM 63 [Huzman]) 16.Sxe4 De8 17.Dxe8+ (17.Dh4 Lc4 18.S4g3 Sd5∓) 17...Txe8
De7 18.De5 Tg8 19.Dxc7 Le6 20.0–0 Tg7 21.De5 g5 22.Le3 Sc4 23.Dxe4 Lf7 24.Sg3 Dxe4 25.Scxe4 Tg6 26.Lxg5 Sxb2 27.Tfc1 h6 28.Lf6 Ld5 29.Tc7 a5 30.Le5 Sc4 31.f4 Lc6 32.Kf2 Te8 33.Tc1 Sxe5 34.fxe5 a4 35.Ke3 La5 36.Tf1+ Kg8 37.Tcf7 Ld8 38.T7f2 b5 39.Sh5 Lxe4 40.Kxe4 b4 41.Tb2 b3 42.Sf4 Ta6 43.Sd5 Ta5 44.Ta1 Te6 45.Se3 Tc6 46.Kd3 Tca6 47.Sc4 Tb5 48.g3 Le7 49.Sd2 Taa5 50.g4 Kf7 51.Sxb3 axb3 52.Txa5 Txa5 53.Txb3 Ta2 54.d5 Txh2 55.Tb7 Kf8 56.d6 Lg5 57.Ke4 Td2 58.Th7 Ke8 59.Kf5 Td4 60.Ke6 Kf8 61.Tf7+ Kg8 62.Tf5 Lh4 63.Th5 Lg5 64.Txg5+ hxg5 65.Ke7 Te4 66.e6 Txg4 67.d7 Td4 68.d8D+ Txd8 69.Kxd8 Kg7 70.e7 Kf6 71.e8D Kf5 72.De3 g4 73.Kc7 g3 74.Dxg3 Ke4 75.Kd6 Kd4 76.Df3 Kc4 77.De3 Kb4 78.Dd3 Ka5 79.Kc5 Ka4 80.De3 Ka5 81.Da3# 1–0 (81) Stockfish 2.0.1 64–bit 4CPU (3253)-Onno 1.2.70 64– bit 4CPU (3050) CCRL 2011; 15.Dh4 Kg8! Ftacnik. Huzman. (15...Lf5 16.0-0 Huzman. 16...Lxc3? 17.Sxc3 Sc4 18.Df4 Sd6 19.Ta5. Df7 20.f3 Lg6 21.Dh4 Sc4 22.fxe4 Sxa5 23.Sd5 c6 24.Txf7+ Lxf7 25.De7+ Kg8 26.Sf6+ 1–0 Tregubov,P Stajcic,N, Harkany 1992) 16.0–0 Lf5 (16...h6 17.Dg3 (17.Sg3 c6 18.Sgxe4 Lf5 19.Sc5 Df7 20.S3e4 Dg6 21.Sg3 Lxc5 22.dxc5 Sd5 23.Ld4 Kh7= 24.Tfe1 The8 25.h3 a6+ Pereyra Arcija,D - Ibraev,N, WchJM U20 1997, 1–0 (47)) 17...c6 (17...Ld6 18.Lf4,) 18.d5 Sxd5 (18...c5 19.Sf4 Kh7 20.Sa2*) 19.Ld4 (19.Sxd5 cxd5 20.Ld4 20...Df7 (20.Tfc1.) (20...Dd7! 21.Tfc1 Ld6 22.Le5 Lxe5 23.Dxe5 De6 24.Txc8+ Dxc8 25.Dxd5+ Kh7 26.Dxe4+=) 21.Tfc1 Ld7 22.Tc7 Kh7 23.Txb7 a5 24.Tc1 Thc8 25.Tcc7 Td8 26.Dh3 1–0 (26) Atalik,S (2585) Vincenti,D (2220), Elista 1998) 19...Th7 20.Sxd5 cxd5 21.Db3 a5 22.Dxb4 axb4
+ + + + # + + + + + + + $+ +! "+ + % + & ' +$ ) * - + +-+, . /012345678 18.Tfc1 (18.Txa7 Lc4 19.S4g3 La6,) 18...Lc4 (18...a5 19.Txc7 Sd5 20.Tcc1.) 19.S2g3 Ld5 (19...a5 20.Sc5 Ld5 21.Lf4*) 20.Ld2! Lxd2 (20...a5!? 21.Lxb4 axb4 22.Sc5+) 21.Sxd2 Lc6 22.Txa7 Kf7 23.Sf3!± Huzman 23...Sd7 24.d5! (24.Txc6!? bxc6 25.Txc7 Ke6 (25...Td8 26.Sg5+ Kf6 27.h4.) 26.Txc6+ Kd5 27.Tc7±) 24...Lxd5 25.Txc7 Ke6 (@25...Td8.) 26.Sd4+ Kd6 27.Sb5++– Ke6 Ftacnik 28.Sd4+ (28.Tc1!+- Tc8 29.Sc7+ Kf7 30.Sf5+-; 28.Sh5!+Ftacnik, Huzman) 28...Kd6 29.Sb5+ Ke7 (29...Ke6 Ftacnik 30.Sh5!) 30.Sf5+ Kf6 31.Se3 Sb6 32.h4 (32.Sd6+-) 32...Lc6 33.Sd4 Sd5 34.Sg4+ Kg6 35.h5+ 1–0 (35) Dreev,A (2650) - Svidler,P (2640), Elista 1997, CBM 59 [Huzman] 35...Kxh5 36.Txg7 Teg8 37.Txg8 Txg8 38.Sxc6 bxc6 (38...Txg4 39.Txb7+-) 39.Se5±; c) 14...g6 15.Db5 De7 16.Lg5 Dd6 17.Lf4 509
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
23.Txa8 Th8 24.Tc1 Kh7 25.Tc7 Tg8 26.Kf1 De6 27.Taxc8 Dxc8 28.Txc8 Txc8 29.Ke1 g5 30.Kd2 Kg6 31.Le5 Ta8 32.Ld6 Ta4 33.Kc2 h5 34.f3 h4 35.fxe4 dxe4 36.g4 e3 37.Kd3 b3 38.h3 Ta1 39.Ke4 Th1 40.Kf3 Kf6 41.Lc5 Ke6 42.Lb6 Tf1+ 43.Ke4 Tf2 44.Kd3 Th2 45.Ld8 Txh3 46.Lxg5 Th1 47.Kxe3 h3 48.Lf4 h2 49.Sd4+ Kf6 50.g5+ Kg7 51.Se2 Kg6 52.Lxh2 Txh2 53.Sf4+ Kxg5 54.Sd3 Kf5 55.Kd4 Tc2 0–1 (55) Speck,S (1883) - Kracht,J (1945), corr BdF 2007) 17.Sg3 - 62/425 (17.d5N !? 17...Lg6 (17...Sc4 18.Sd4 Lg6 19.Se6,; 17...Df7 18.Sxe4) 18.Sf4 Ld6 19.Lxb6 Lxf4 20.Dxf4 cxb6 21.Tfe1 Df7 22.Dd2 h6 23.Sxe4 Kh7 24.Sd6 Dc7 25.Te6 Dc2 26.Dd4 Dd3 27.De5 Thg8 28.h4 Taf8 29.Te7 Dd2 30.f3 Tf4 31.h5 Ld3 32.Se8 1– 0 Bezgodov,A - Nikitin,A, Russian Cup 7th Stage 1998) 17...Lg6 18.Sgxe4 h6 19.d5
24.Sd3 c5 25.De4 Te8 26.Se5 De6 27.Tae1 h5 28.Db1 Sf4 29.Sd3 Se2+ 30.Txe2 Dxe2 31.Te1+– Tregubov,P - Nikitin,A, St. Petersburg Chigorin mem 1995, 1–0 (42)) 23.Tfc1 a5 24.Dg3 Db6 25.De5 Sf6 1/2–1/2 (25) Gerwert,T (1640) - Kracht,J (2390), corr ICCF 1998) 12.Sc3 (12.Dh5+ g6 13.De5+ Kf7 14.Sc3 (14.Dxh8?? Lxb4++) 14...Lxb4 15.Dxe4 (15.Lg5 Ld6 16.Lxd8 Lxe5 17.dxe5 Txd8 18.Sxe4 Lf52) 15...Te8 16.Df3+ Df6 (16...Kg8 17.Sge2 Dd5 (17...Sc4!? 18.0-0 Sxb2 19.Sd5 Tf8 20.Lf4,) ) 17.Dxf6+ Kxf6 18.Sge2
+ + + + + + # + + + + + + + + +! "+ #$ % + & ' +$ ) * - + +, +-. /012345678
a) 19.Sc5?! Ftacnik. Huzman: 0–1 Greenfeld,A - Adams,M, Moskau olm 1994, CBM 45, 0–1 (32). 19...Df7 20.Sxb7 Kh7 21.Sc5 (21.Se4 Le7,) 21...The8 22.Tad1?! Ftacnik. Huzman. 22...Lxc3 23.bxc3 a5! Ftacnik. 24.Lc1 (24.Ta1 a4 25.Lc1 Dc4∓) 24...a4 25.La3 Sc4 26.Ta1 Sd2! Ftacnik. 27.Tfe1 Sb3 28.Tad1 (28.Sxb3 axb3 29.Txe8 Dxe8 30.h3 Txa3 31.Txa3 b2+) 28...Lc2 29.Txe8 Txe8 30.Tf1 Sd2 31.Tc1 (31.Ta1 Da2! 32.Txa2 Te1#) 31...Da2 32.Df4 Sb3 0–1 (32) Greenfeld,A (2600) - Adams,M (2640), Moskau 1994. 33.Sxb3 axb3–+;
Le6 (18...Sc4 19.0-0 Kg7 20.Sd5=; 18...Kg7 19.0-0 c6 20.Lf42) 19.0–0 Lc4 20.Tfe1 c6 (20...Kg7 21.Sg3 Sd5 22.Sge4 (22.Ld2 Txe1+ 23.Txe1 Lxc3 24.bxc3 a5) 22...Sxe3!? 23.fxe3 (23.Txe3 a52) 23...Tad8 ) 21.Sg3 Lxc3 22.bxc3 Ld5 (22...Sd5!? 23.Ld2 Txe1+ 24.Txe1 b5 25.Se4+ Ke7*) 23.Lf4 Sd7 1/2–1/2 (23) Ziegler,A (2402) - Brynell,S (2489), Göteborg 1999, CBM 69 [Huzman] (23...Txe1+ 24.Txe1 a5 25.h4 (25.Tb1 Ta6 26.Le5+ Ke6 27.Lc7 Sa4∓) 25...a4 26.Lg5+ Kg7 27.Te7+ Kg8∓) ) 12...Dh4!?
b) 19.f3!? Huzman: Ftacnik 19...Sc4 20.Sd5 Dd8 ; 19...Lxe4 20.Sxe4 Sxd5 21.Lc5 Lxc5 22.Sxc5 Dc6 (22...b6 23.Dd4 (23.Sd3 Kh7 24.Dc4 Huzman. 24...Td8 25.Tfe1 Dg6 26.Se5 Df5 27.g4 Df6 28.Tad1 Thf8 29.f3 Sf4 30.Dc2+ 1/2–1/2 Antonsen,M Hansen,L, Politiken Cup 1996) 23...Df7 510
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
39.Lxg7 Txe2 40.Lf6+ Tg7-+) 39.De3? (39.Ld6! Tef8 40.Dxg4 Sxg4 41.Lxf8 Txf8 42.dxc5+ /¹) 39...cxd4 40.Dxd4 Sh3+ 41.Kh2 Sf4 0–1 (41) Ibragimov,I (2610) Yakovich,Y (2560), Russ.-Ch St Petersburg 1998, CBM 67 [Huzman]) 15...Lxb4 16.Sxh7 Dd7 17.Dg6+ Kd8 18.Sg5 (Schipkov, B: Interesting is 18.Sf6!? Df7 (18...Dd6? 19.Dxg7 Txh2 20.Txh2 Dxh2 21.Ta4!+-; 18...gxf6? 19.Dxf6++-) 19.Dxf7 Lxf7 20.Sfxe4 Te8 21.0–0 Sc4 22.Sc5 (22.d5 a5 23.Lg5+ Kd7 24.b3 Sb6 25.Tfd1 Lg6 26.Td4 Th8=) 22...Lxc3 23.bxc3 b6 24.Lg5+ Kc8 25.Sa6 Sd6!=) 18...Te8 19.Sgxe4 Sd5 Schipkov, B: 'With a good compensation for the pawn' Schipkov, B: 'Mit guter Kompensation fßr den Bauern.' 20.Ld2 (20.Kd2 c5,
a) 12...Le6! Schipkov, B. 13.Sh3 Dd7 (13...Ld6 14.Sg5 Lc4 Schipkov, B: Black prevents White from castling. Schipkov, B: 'Schwarz verhindert die weiĂ&#x;e Rochade.' (14...De7 15.Sxe6 Dxe6 16.Dh5+ g6 17.Db5+ Dd7 18.Dxd7+ Kxd7 19.Sxe4 Lxb4+ 20.Ke2 Sd5 21.h4 h5 22.f3 a5 23.Lg5 b5 24.Thg1 a4 25.g4 Ta6 26.gxh5 Txh5 27.Tg4 Tc6 28.Kd3 Lf8 29.Ld2 Tf5 30.f4 Le7 31.Tag1 b4 32.Txg6 Sxf4+ 33.Lxf4 Txf4 34.d5 Txg6 35.Txg6 Txh4 36.Ta6 a3 37.bxa3 bxa3 38.Sc3 Kc8 39.Te6 Lb4 40.Sa2 Lc5 41.Te4 Th3+ 42.Kc4 Ld6 43.Te2 Kb7 44.Sc3 Kb6 45.Sa2 Th4+ 46.Kb3 Th3+ 47.Kc4 Th4+ 48.Kb3 Td4 49.Sc3 Ka5 50.Tc2 Td3 51.Ka2 Kb4 52.Sb1 Lc5 53.Tc1 Ld6 54.Tc2 Th3 55.Te2 Kc4 56.Td2 Td3 57.Txd3 Kxd3 58.Kb3 Lb4 59.Ka2 Kc4 0–1 (59) Swapnil,S (2354) Filippov,A (2509), Mumbai 2008) 15.Dg4 (15.Sgxe4 0–0 Schipkov, B 16.b3 Ld5 17.b5 (17.0-0 Lxe4 18.Sxe4 Lxh2+ 19.Kxh2 Dh4+ 20.Kg1 Dxe4∓) 17...Lxe4! 18.Sxe4 Lb4+ 19.Sd2 (19.Kf1 Sd5 20.Lg5 (20.Dd3 Sxe3+ 21.Dxe3 Dd5 22.Dd3 Tae8B) 20...De8 21.Dd3 Dg6 22.f3 Tae8 ) 19...Dd5! Huzman (19...Lc3!? 20.Tc1 Lxd4 21.Lxd4 (21.Sc4 Sxc4 22.Dxd4 Sxe3 23.fxe3 Dxd4 24.exd4 Tae8+∓) 21...Dxd4 22.0–0 Tad8 23.Sf3 Dg4 24.De2 Sd5 25.Dc4 ) 20.0–0 Lxd2! Huzman. (20...Dxb5 21.Dc2 Sd52) 21.Dxd2 (21.Lxd2 Dxb5 (21...Dxd4 22.Le3 De5 23.Dc20) 22.Te1 ) 21...Dxb5 ∓ Huzman 22.Tfc1 Sd5 23.Lg5 c6 24.Lh4? (24.Te1 h6 25.Le3 Db62) 24...Sf4 25.Te1 Dxb3 26.Lg3 (26.Tab1 Dd5-+) 26...Df7∓ /–+ 27.Teb1 Sd5 28.Le5 Dd7! 29.Tb3 Tf7 30.Tg3 a6 31.h4 Te8 32.Te1 (32.h5 Sf6!-+) 32...Se7! 33.h5 Sf5 34.Tg4 c5!–+ 35.h6 (35.d5 Sd4-+) 35...Sxh6 36.Tge4 Sg4 37.Dg5 Sxf2 38.T4e2 Dg4?? (38...Sd3
+ + + + + + + + +Q+ + + + $+ +! "+ #$ % + & ' +, ) * - + + +-. /012345678 21.Kc1 Sxe3 22.fxe3 cxd4 23.exd4 Ld3 24.Dg5+ Le7 25.Da5+ Kc8 26.Td1 b6 27.Da4 Lxe4 28.Dxd7+ Kxd7 29.Sxe4 Lb4 30.Sc3+ Miton,K - Sadvakasov,D, Los Angeles Continental op 2000, 1/2–1/2 (46)) 20...Lxc3 21.bxc3 Dc6 Huzman. 22.Dg5+ Kc8= Schipkov, B. 23.Df5+ De6 24.Dxe6+ Txe6 25.f3 Sf6 Huzman. 26.Kf2 Sxe4+ 27.fxe4 Txe4 28.The1 Txe1 29.Txe1 Kd7 30.Lg5 Te8 (30...Tf8+! 31.Kg3 (31.Ke3? 511
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
a5∓) 31...Tf7 ) 31.Txe8 Kxe8 32.Lc1 Kd7 1/2–1/2 (32) Ehlvest,J (2620) - Volzhin,A (2530), MK Cafe op, Koszalin 1998) 14.Sf4 Le7 (14...Lxb4 15.Dh5+ Lf7 16.De5+ Kf8 17.Dxe4 Lc4 18.d5 Te8 19.Se6+ Kg8 20.0-0-0 Lxc3 21.Lxb6 Lb3 22.Td3 axb6 23.bxc3 Ta8 24.Tg3 Lxd5 25.Dxd5 Ta1+ 26.Kb2 1–0 (26) Lalic,B (2523) van den Doel,E (2585), Zwolle 2002) 15.Sxe6 Dxe6 16.d5 Dg6 17.0–0 0–0 18.Lc5 Here Junior played one of those devil-may-care moves for which the program is famous: 18...Tae8 The program is willing to give up its queenside pawns, but for exactly what? Watch: 19.Txa7 Sc4 20.De2 Lxc5 21.bxc5 Se5 22.Txb7 Junior has given up two pawns to move its knight into position for the attack. This comes in decisive fashion: 22...Sf3+ 23.Kh1 Te5 24.Ta1 The knight still cannot be taken: 24.gxf3 exf3 threatens mate on g2 and forks the queen. 24...Th5 25.h3 Dg4 26.Df1 Sg5 27.Txc7 Sxh3 0–1 (27) Diep PaĂŻva - Deep Junior 114'/60+25' HP 2012;
27.Dxf6 Txf6 28.h4 h6 29.Ta3 Lh7 30.g3 g5 31.hxg5 hxg5 32.Sg2 Lg8 (32...Tbf8 33.Se6 Tg8 34.Sc7=) 33.Se3 Tc8 34.Tac3 Sg6 35.Kg2 Se5 36.Se6 Txc3? (36...Lxe6 37.Txc8+ Lxc8 38.Txc8+ Kh7 39.Tb8 Tf7 40.Td8 Tf6+) 37.Th1+ Lh7 38.bxc3¹ Sf3 (38...Kg8 39.Sxg5 Lg6 40.Th4.) 39.Sg4 Tg6 (39...Tf5 40.Th6!+-) 40.c4 (40.Sf8 Tg7 41.Sf6+-) 40...b6 41.Ta1 Tg8 42.Txa6 1–0 (42) Ahlander,B (2424) Yakovich,Y (2534), GÜteborg 2001 , CBM 81 [Huzman]; ] 11.Dh5+ [Diagram
+ + # + + + + + +Q + %+ +! " + % + & ' + ) * -$+ +, #$-. /012345678
b) 12...Lf5!?N 13.Ta5! Dd7 14.Db3 (14.Te5+ Kd8 15.Db3 Ld6 16.Ta5 De6 17.d5 Dg63) 14...Ld6 15.Sge2 De6 16.d5 De7 (16...Dg6 17.Sg3 (17.0-0 0-0 18.Sb5 Lg4 19.Sg3 Lxg3 20.hxg3 Df7=) 17...0–0 18.Sb5 ) 17.0–0 (17.Lxb6?! cxb6 18.Da4+ Ld7 19.Txa7 0-0 20.Da2 Txa7 21.Dxa7 e3*) 17...0–0 18.Sb5 Sc8 19.Tc1 /20.Nc7 19...Kh8 20.Taa1 White had pleasant choice beetween 2 plans: increasing pressure on c line or exchange Bd6 and penetrate to c7,what they preferred in the game. (20.Sed4!? a6 21.Sxd6 Sxd6 22.Tac5*) 20...a6 21.Lc5 Tb8 22.Lxd6! cxd6 23.Sc7 Df6 (23...Df7 24.Dg3 Df6 25.Dc3+ -see game) 24.Dc3 Huzman. 24...Df7?! (24...Se7 25.Dxf6 Txf6 26.Sd4+) 25.Dd4 Se7 26.Sf4 Df6
] [Surprised in the opening by Shirov, Karpov spends nearly 10 minutes deciding his options here, and goes for the critical line. At the end of the game, his big think cost him on the clock and somehow he stayed in the game by playing his last 20 moves with around only 20 seconds on the clock! Instead, the only other game with this new, interesting move, went: 11.Sc3 f5 12.Lf3 Le6 13.Sge2 Ld6 14.Sxd5 Lxd5 15.Lxd5 Sxd5 16.Db3 Sxe3 17.Dxe3+ De7 18.Df3 0–0 19.0–0 c6 20.Tad1 Tae8 1/2–1/2 Gomez Esteban,J - Ivanov,J, Mondariz 2000 512
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
19.Tfe1 Ld6 20.Dh6.; 15...Sd5 16.Se2 Dd6 17.Ld2 Dc6 18.0-0 0-0-0 19.Tfe1 Ld6 20.Dh6.) 16.Sf3 Dc4 17.Sd2 Dd3 18.Dxf6 Lg4 19.Sf3 Sd7= 20.Dg5=;
(20).] 11...g6 [Diagram
+ + + # + + + + + +Q + %+ +! " + % + & ' + ) * -$+ +, #$-. /012345678
b) 14...De7 15.Sge2 b1) 15.Dh4 0–0–0 (15...Sxe3 16.fxe3 Dxe3+ 17.Sge2 Sc4 18.Df4 Dxf4 19.Sxf4 Kf7 20.0-0=; 15...De6 16.Sge2 0-0-0 17.h3 Sxe3 18.fxe3 Dxe3 19.Df2 Lh6 20.0-0=) 16.Sge2 Sxe3 17.fxe3 Dxe3 18.Df2 Lh6 (18...Dxf2+ 19.Kxf2 Sc4 20.b4 Lh6 21.h4 Le3+ 22.Kf3 Lxd4 23.Tad1 c5 24.bxc5 Se5+ 25.Kg3 Lxc5 26.Txd8+ Kxd8 27.h5 gxh5 28.a4 Lc2 29.Txh5 Ld6 30.Sb5 Lb4 31.Th8+ Kd7 32.Sed4 Lxa4 33.Th7+ Ke8 34.Txb7 Lxb5 35.Sxb5 a5 36.Kf4 Sc6 37.Kf5 Le7 38.Tc7 Sd8 39.g4 Sf7 40.Ta7 Ld8 41.Sc7+ Lxc7 42.Txc7 Sh6+ 43.Kf4 Sf7 44.Ta7 Sd6 45.Txa5 Kf7 46.Ta6 Ke7 47.Ke3 Sc4+ 48.Ke4 Kf7 49.Ta4 Se5 50.Kf5 Sc6 51.Ta6 Se7+ 52.Ke4 Kg6 53.Te6 Sg8 54.Kf4 Kf7 55.Tb6 Se7 56.Tb1 Sd5+ 57.Kf3 Ke7 58.Te1+ Kf7 59.Te2 Se7 60.Ke4 Ke6 61.Te1 Sd5 62.Kd4+ Kd6 63.Ta1 Sc7 64.Tb1 Sd5 65.Tb5 Sc7 66.Tb6+ Ke7 67.Ke4 Se6 68.Tb7+ Kd6 69.Kf5 Sg5 70.Tb6+ Kd5 71.Txf6 Sf3 72.g5 Sd4+ 73.Kg6 Se6 74.Txe6 Kxe6 1–0 (74) Biedunkiewicz,R (3289)-Nimtz,M (2624)/playchess.com 2006; 18...Sc4 19.0-0 Lh6 20.d5 Dxf2+ 21.Kxf2 Sxb2 22.Kg1 Le3+ 23.Kh1 Sc4 24.Sg3 Ld7 25.Txf6 Ld4 26.Tf3 Se5 27.Taf1 Sxf3 28.Txf3 b5 29.Sce2 Le5 30.Sf4 Tf8 31.Sxg6 Txf3 32.gxf3 Ld6 0– 1 (32) Raluy,M (1599)-Tavani,A (2231)/Lechenicher SchachServer 2009/OM OTB 2011) 19.Dxe3 Lxe3= Mulde 20.Sd1=;
] [11...Ke7 12.Sf3 Le6 ] 12.Lxg6+ hxg6 13.Dxh8 Lf5 [Diagram
+ Q + + # + + + + + + + + +! " + % + & ' + ) * -$+ +, #$-. /012345678 ] 14.Se2 [14.Sc3 Dd7 a) 14...Sxc3 15.bxc3 Dd5 (15...Dd6 16.Se2 0-0-0 17.0-0 Sd5 18.Ld2 Dc6 513
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
De7 17.e4 0-0-0 18.0-0-0 Lc4 19.Dh4 Kb8 20.Kb1.) 16.0–0 Dxe3+ 17.Kh1 0–0– 0 18.Sc3 De6 19.Dh7 Td7± (19...Sc4 20.Tae1.) 20.Dh4±;
b2) 15.Sxd5 Sxd5 16.Dh4 Le4 17.Se2 Lxg2 18.Tg1 Le4 19.Tc1 0–0–0=; 15...0–0–0 (15...Sxe3 16.fxe3 0-0-0 17.e4 Lxe4 18.Sxe4 Dxe4 19.Dxf6 Dxg2 20.De6++; 15...Df7 16.Sg3 Ld3 17.Sxd5 Sxd5 18.Dh3 Sxe3 19.fxe3 f5 20.Td1+) 16.0–0 Sxe3 17.fxe3 Dxe3+ 18.Tf2 Dd2 19.Dxf6 Dxb2 20.Ta2 ; 15.Lh6
b) 14...Dd6 15.Sc3 (15.0–0 0–0–0 (15...a6 16.Sh4 Le4 17.Te1 0-0-0 18.Dh7 Td7 19.Dg8 Tg7 20.Dh8+-; 15...Le4 16.Lh6 0-0-0 17.Lxf8 Txf8 18.Dh6 Dd8 19.Dh4 Lf5 20.Dg3.) 16.Lh6 g5 17.Lxf8 Txf8 18.Dg7 Dd8 19.Te1 Tg8 20.Df7=) 15...0–0– 0 (15...De6 16.0-0 0-0-0 17.Ld2 Df7 18.Lh6 Lxa3 19.Dg7 Dxg7 20.Lxg7+; 15...Sxc3 16.bxc3 Ld3 17.Td1 Lb5 18.Dh3 Sd5 19.a4 Lxa4 20.Tc1+) 16.0–0 Dd7 17.Lh6 Ld6 18.Dg7 Dxg7 19.Lxg7 Tg8 20.Lh6=; 15.Lh6
a) 15.Sge2
+ + Q + + # + + + + + + + + +! " #$ % + & ' +$ ) * - + +, +-. /012345678
a) 15.Sc3 0–0–0 (15...Sxc3 16.bxc3 Sd5 17.0-0 0-0-0 18.Lh6 Lb4 19.Dxd8+ Kxd8 20.axb4=; 15...De6 16.0-0 0-0-0 17.Ld2 Df7 18.Lh6 Lxa3 19.Dg7 Dxg7 20.Lxg7+) 16.Sxd5 Sxd5 (16...Lb4+ 17.axb4 Txh8 18.Sxb6+ cxb6 19.Txa7 Kb8= 20.0-0=
15…0–0–0 (15...Df7 16.Sg3 Ld3 17.0-00 Lc4 18.Sxd5 Lxd5 19.Lh6 0-0-0 20.Lxf8+; 15...Sxc3 16.Sxc3 Df7 17.d5 0-0-0 18.Lxb6 axb6 19.Dh4 Te8+ 20.Kf1.) 16.Dh4 (16.0-0 g5 17.Dh5 Lg4 18.Dg6 Lf5 19.Dh5 Lg4 20.Dg6=) 16...g5 17.Dh5 Lg4 18.Dg6= Mulde 18...Lf5 19.Dh5 Lg4 20.Dg6=;
+ + + - + + + + + + + + + + +! "+ + %$+ & ' + ) *+ + +-+, . /012345678
b) 15.Sxd5 Sxd5 16.Se2 Db5 17.Sc3 Sxc3 18.bxc3 Dc4 19.Dxf6 Dxc3+ 20.Ke2 ; 15...0–0–0 (15...De7+ 16.Kf1 0-0-0 17.Sge2 Sxc3 18.Sxc3 Lxh6 19.Dxh6 Txd4 20.h4+) 16.Lxf8 Sxc3 17.bxc3 Dc6 18.Se2 Dxg2 19.Tg1 De4 20.f3=; 14.Sf3 Dd7
) 17.0–0 Kb8 18.Tfe1 g5 19.Lxg5 Lb4 20.Dh6 ;
a) 14...Sxe3 15.fxe3 De7 (15...Ld3 16.Sc3 514
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
17.Sf3 Dd6 18.Sb5 Db6 19.Sxc7+ Kd8 20.Sxa8=; 15...Scxe3 16.fxe3 Sxe3 17.Sf3 Dd6 18.Sb5 Db6 19.Sxc7+ Kd8 20.Sxa8=) 16.bxc3 Sxa3 17.Kf1 Sc2 (17...Dd5 18.Se2 0-0-0 19.Kg1 Ld6 20.Sg3=) 18.Td1 a5 (18...Dd5 19.Se2 Db3 20.Kg1=) 19.Se2 a4 20.Sg3=;
b) 15.0–0 0–0–0 16.Lh6 Ld3 17.Te1 Lb4 18.Dg7 (18.Dxd8+ Dxd8 19.axb4 Sxb4 20.Txa7=) 18...Dxg7 19.Lxg7 Lxe1 20.Sxe1=; 15...0–0–0 (15...De6+ 16.Kf1 0-0-0 17.Lxf8 Se3+ 18.Kg1 Sc2 19.Sbd2 Sxa1 20.Dg7=; 15...De7+ 16.Kf1 0-0-0 17.Sc3 Sxc3 18.bxc3 Sd5 19.Lxf8 Txf8 20.Dh6=) 16.0–0 Ld3 17.Te1 Lb4 18.Dg7 (18.Dxd8+ Dxd8 19.axb4 Sxb4 20.Txa7=) 18...Dxg7 19.Lxg7 Lxe1 20.Sxe1=; 14.Dh7 Sc4
b) 15.Se2 Sdxe3 (15...Scxe3 16.fxe3 Sxe3 17.Sbc3 Sc2+ 18.Kf2 Sxa1 19.Sb5 Tc8 20.Sg3=; 15...Dd7 16.Dxd7+ Kxd7 17.Lc1 Te8 18.Kd1 Sa5 19.Sbc3 Sxc3+ 20.bxc3+) 16.fxe3 Sxe3 17.Sbc3 Sc2+ 18.Kf2 Sxa1 19.Sb5 (19.Txa1 Dd7= 20.Dxd7+=) 19...Tc8 20.Sg3=; 15...Sdxe3 (15...Scxe3 16.fxe3 Sxe3 17.Sc3 Dd6 18.Sb5 Db6 19.Sxc7+ Kd8 20.Sxa8=; 15...Sxb2 16.0-0 De7 17.Dxe7+ Lxe7 18.Lc1 Sa4 19.Te1 Ld3 20.Sbd2+) 16.fxe3 Sxe3 17.Sc3 Dd6 18.Sb5 Db6 19.Sxc7+ Kd8 20.Sxa8=]
a) 14...Sxe3 15.fxe3 Sc4 (15...Sd5 16.Kf2 Dd6 17.Sf3 Db6 18.b4 0-0-0 19.Te1 Td7 20.Dg8.; 15...Dd5 16.Sf3 De6 17.0-0 0-0-0 18.Tf2 Dxe3 19.Sc3 Dh6 20.Df7.) 16.Kf2 Dd6 17.Sf3 0–0–0 18.Tc1 Sxb2 19.Se1 c6 20.Ta2 ;
+ + + + +Q + + + + + + + + +! " + + & '-# + +, ) *+$ - #$ + . /012345678
14...Dd7 [Diagram
+ + Q + + # + + + + + + + + +! " + % + & ' +$ ) * -$+ +, +-. /012345678
b) 14...Dd7 15.Dxd7+ Kxd7 (15...Lxd7 16.Sc3 Sxc3 17.bxc3 Kf7 18.Sf3 Lb5 19.h4 Ld3 20.Kd2.; 15...Sxd7 16.Se2 S7b6 17.Sec3 Kf7 18.Sxd5 Sxd5 19.Sc3 Sb6 20.Tc1.) 16.Sc3 Sxc3 17.bxc3 Sc4 18.Lc1 Te8+ 19.Kd1 Sb6 20.h4 ; 15.Sf3
][14...De7 15.Sbc3 a) 15.0–0 Sxe3 (15...0-0-0 16.Sbc3 Sxe3 17.fxe3 Dxe3+ 18.Tf2 Dd2 19.Dxf6 Dxb2 20.Ta2+; 15...Kd7 16.Sg3 Sxe3 17.fxe3 Dxe3+ 18.Kh1 Ld3 19.Sc3 Lxf1 20.Txf1.) 16.fxe3 Dxe3+ 17.Tf2 0–0–0
a) 15.Sc3 Sxc3 (15...Sdxe3 16.fxe3 Sxe3 515
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
44.Sc5 Sf6 45.Kc4 Ka7 46.Se6 Kb7 47.Sc5+ Kb6 48.Kb4 Sd5+ 49.Kc4 Se3+ 50.Kb4 Ka7 51.Se6 Kb6 52.Sc5 [The knight and king combine nicely to stop Black advancing the pawns - Karpov would have had to envisage this sort of defence when he sacrificed the exchange on move 32.] 52...Sd5+ 53.Kc4 Sf6 54.Kb4 Ka7 55.Kc4 Kb8 56.Se6 Kb7 57.Sc5+ Kc8 58.Kd4 Sd7 59.Sa4 (With practically no time left on the clock, it's dangerous to stop for a moment and think: 59.Sxd7 Kxd7 60.Kc5 is just an easy draw as Karpov has the opposition. However, it's much easier to just shuffle the knight around) 59...Kd8 60.Sc3 Ke7 61.Se4 Ke6 62.Sg5+ Kf5 63.Se4 Sf8 64.Sg3+ Ke6 65.Se4 1/2–1/2 (65) Karpov,A - Shirov,A, Eurotel Trophy Rapid, Prag 2002) 18...Dd2 (18...Lxa3 19.Dxf6 Lxb2 (19...Le7+) ) 19.Dxf6 Dxb2 20.Ta2 ]
18.Sbc3 Dd2 19.Dxf6 Dxb2 20.Ta2 ; b) 15.Dh4 Sxe3 16.fxe3 Sc4 17.0–0 Sxe3 18.Sg3 Sxf1 19.Sxf5 gxf5=; 15...0–0–0
+ Q + # + + + + + + + + +! " #$ % + & ' +$ ) * - + +, +-. /012345678 Black has excellent compensation for the exchange - and the extra time on the clock is just the icing on the cake. However, the wily old fox proves to be very resourceful. (15...Sxe3 16.fxe3 0-0-0 17.e4 Lxe4 18.0-0 f5 19.Tf2 Lc6 20.Sf4+; 15...Df7 16.Sg3 Ld3 17.Sxd5 Sxd5 18.Dh3 Sxe3 19.fxe3 f5 20.Td1+) 16.0–0 Sxe3 17.fxe3 Dxe3+ 18.Tf2 (18.Kh1 Lxa3! 19.Dxf6 (19.Tf3 Txh8=) 19...Lxb2 20.Tf3 De8 21.Taf1 Sc4 22.Dg5 Lxc3 23.Sxc3 Txd4 24.h3 Sd2 25.Te3 Dd8 26.Dxd8+ Txd8 27.Tf4 a5 (27...c5 followed by c4 may have been better for Shirov) 28.g4 Ld7 29.Kg1 Lc6 30.Tf6 g5 31.Te7 a4 32.Txc6! [As Blackadder would say: "As cunning as a fox that's just been made professor of cunning at Oxford University!" Karpov immediately siezes his only chance of saving the game - the crucial, doubled cpawns.] 32...bxc6 33.Sxa4 Td5 34.Kf2 Sc4 35.Sc3 Td2+ 36.Te2 Td3 37.Se4 Txh3 38.Sxg5 Th2+ 39.Kf3 Txe2 40.Kxe2 Se5 41.Ke3 Sxg4+ 42.Kd4 Kb7 43.Se4 Kb6
15.Lh6 [Diagram
+ + Q + + # + % + + + + + + +! " + + + & ' +$ ) * -$+ +, +-. /012345678 ] [15.Dh4 Db5 (15...Sc4 16.0-0 0-0-0 17.Sbc3 g5 18.Dh5 Sdxe3 19.fxe3 Sxe3 20.Tf2=; 15...0-0-0 16.Sbc3 g5 17.Dh5 Lg4 18.Dg6= Lf5 19.Dh5 Lg4 20.Dg6=) 16.b4 0–0–0 17.Sbc3 Sxc3 18.Sxc3 Dd3 516
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
19.Se2 Sd5 20.Td1 ; 15.0–0 0–0–0 (15...Ld3 16.Sbc3 0-0-0 17.Dh4 Sxc3 18.Sxc3 Lxf1 19.Txf1 Df7 20.Te1+; 15...Lg4 16.Sbc3 0-0-0 17.Sxd5 Sxd5 18.Sg3 g5 19.h3 Ld6 20.Dh6.) 16.Sbc3 g5 17.Dh5 Lg4 18.Dg6= Lf5 19.Dh5 Lg4 20.Dg6=]
19.Kd2 [Zusammen mit diesem Zug schrieb mir Harun: "19. Kd2 ... if Bxe2 20. Re1 ... if Nf4 21. Bb4 ... if a5 22. Bc3 ... mehr oder weniger "forced" Zugreihenfolge."] [19.Sbc3?? Sxc3 20.bxc3 Txe2+; 19.0–0]
15...0-0-0 [Diagram 19...Lxe2 [Das ist fraglos tatsächlich erzwungen.]
+ Q + + # + % + + + + + + +! " + + + & ' +$ ) * -$+ +, +-. /012345678
20.Te1 [Das ist ganz und gar nicht erzwungen, aber er hat es nun mal gespielt. Nach der obligatorisch längeren Prßfung willigte ich ins angebotene Remis ein; hier ist fßr beide Seiten schon bald nichts mehr drin, siehe unten.] [20.Lb4!? Sc4+ 21.Kc1 Sf4 22.Sd2 Ld3 23.Sxc4 Lxc4 24.Te1 Sd3+ 25.Kc2 Sxe1+ 26.Txe1 Txe1 27.Lxe1 Kd7 28.h4 Ke6 29.Ld2 Kd5 30.b3 Lb5 31.a4 Ld7= Houdini 2.0b Pro x64; 20.Te1 Sc4+
]
a) 20...Sf4 21.Lb4 (21.Lh6? g5= Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 1) 22.h4 (Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 2) 22.Sc3 Sc4+ 23.Kc1 Sd3+ 24.Kc2 Sxe1+ 25.Txe1 Ld3+ 26.Kxd3 Sxb2+ 27.Kd2 Sc4+ 28.Kd1 Sb2+ 29.Kd2 Sc4+ 30.Kd1 Sb2+ 31.Kd2 Sc4+ 32.Kd1 Sb2+ 33.Kd2 Sc4+ 34.Kd1 Sb2+ 35.Kd2 Sc4+ 36.Kd1 Sb2+ 37.Kd2 0.00/16) 22...Sc4+ 23.Kc3 Sd6 24.Sd2 Sb5+ 25.Kb3 Sxd4+ 26.Kc3 Sb5+ 27.Kb3 Sd4+ 28.Kc3 Sb5+ 29.Kb3 Sd4+ 30.Kc3 Sb5+ 31.Kb3 Sd4+ 32.Kc3 Sb5+ 33.Kb3 Sd4+ 34.Kc3 Sb5+ 35.Kb3 Sd4+ 36.Kc3 Sb5+ 37.Kb3 0.00/19) 21...a5 (21...Sc4+ 22.Kc2 Ld3+ 23.Kb3 Th8 24.Sd2 Sb6 25.h4 Sbd5 26.Sf3 Le2=) 22.Lc3 "mehr oder weniger 'forced' Zugreihenfolge", schrieb Harun. Ein paar
16.Lxf8 Ld3 17.Dh3 Dxh3 18.gxh3 Te8 [Diagram
+ + % + + + # + + + + + + + + +! " + + + & ' +$ ) * -$+ +, +-. /012345678 ] 517
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
+ + + + + + + # + + + + + + # +! " % + + & ' +, ) * -$+ - + . /012345678
Tage später bot er mir nachträglich remis an. Sowohl der Zugfolgvorschlag wie erst recht das Angebot wollten aber erstmal geprĂźft sein; schlieĂ&#x;lich wĂźrde er ja eigentlich gegen mich geplant haben zu gewinnen - sehr verdächtig ... 22...a4 (22...Sc4+ 23.Kc2 Ld3+ 24.Kb3 a4+ 25.Kxa4 Lc2+ 26.Kb4 Sd3+=) 23.Lb4 g5 24.Sc3 Sc4+ 25.Kc1 Sd3+ 26.Kc2 Sxe1+=; b) 20...Txf8 21.Txe2 (21.Kxe2) 21...Th8 22.Sc3 (22.Kc2) 22...Txh3 23.Te8+ Kd7 24.Tb8 Sc4+ 25.Kc2 Sxc3 26.bxc3 b6= Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 1) 27.a4 (Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 2) 27.Tg8 g5 28.a4 Txh2 29.Kd3 Sb2+ 30.Ke2 Th3 31.Tg7+ Kd6 32.Tf7 Txc3 33.Txf6+ Kd5 34.Tg1 Kxd4 35.Txg5 Tc2+ 36.Kf3 a5 37.Kg3 Tc3+ 38.Kh4 Tb3 39.Tg4+ Kd5 40.Tf5+ Kc6 41.Kg5 Ta3 42.Tff4 0.69/19) 27...Txh2 28.Kd3 Sd6 29.Tf1 g5 30.f3 Th3 31.Tf8 f5 32.Tg8 g4 33.Tg7+ Kc6 34.Ke3 Se4 35.c4 Sd6 36.c5 bxc5 37.dxc5 Sc4+ 38.Kf4 0.70/19; 21.Kc2 Sf4 22.Lb4 Ld3+ 23.Kb3 Th8 24.Sd2 Sb6 25.Tac1 (Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 1) 25.Lc3 Sbd5 26.a4 Kd7 27.Th1 Sxh3 28.f3 Sf2 29.The1 Txh2 30.Se4 b6 31.a5 a6 32.Tac1 g5 33.Ta1 Tg2 34.axb6 0.04/18; Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 2) 25.h4 Sbd5 26.Sf3 Le2 27.Txe2 Sxe2 28.Ld2 Th5 29.Le3 Kd7 30.a4 Sef4 31.Tg1 Ke6 32.Kc4 Kf5 33.Lxf4 Sxf4 34.b3 Ke4 35.Sd2+ Kf5 36.Sf3 Ke4 37.Sd2+ Kf5 38.Sf3 Ke4 39.Sd2+ Kf5 40.Sf3 0.00/18) 25...Se2 26.Tcd1 Txh3=]
An interesting dynamical position] [22.Lc3 Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 1) 22...a4 (Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 2) 22...Sc4+ 23.Kc2 Ld3+ 24.Kb3 Th8 25.a4 Txh3 26.Sd2 Sd6 27.Th1 Lf5 28.f3 Le6+ 29.Ka3 b6 30.Tag1 g5 31.b3 Ld5 32.Tg3 Th4 33.La1 Sf5 34.Tgg1 Se2 35.Tg2 Sfxd40.01/19) 23.Lb4 g5 24.Sc3 Sc4+ 25.Kc1 Sd3+ 26.Kc2 Sxe1+ 27.Txe1 (Deep Rybka 4.1 x64: 1) 27.Txe1 Ld3+ 28.Kxd3 Sxb2+ 29.Kd2 Sc4+ 30.Kd1 Sb2+ 31.Kd2 Sc4+ 32.Kd1 Sb2+ 33.Kd2 Sc4+ 34.Kd1 Sb2+ 35.Kd2 Sc4+ 36.Kd1 Sb2+ 37.Kd2 Sc4+ 38.Kd1 Sb2+ 39.Kd2 Sc4+ 40.Kd1 Sb2+ 41.Kd2 Sc4+ 42.Kd1 0.00/17) 27...Ld3+ 28.Kxd3 Sxb2+ 29.Kd2 Sc4+ 30.Kd1 Sb2+ 31.Kd2 Sc4+ 32.Kd1 Sb2+ 33.Kd2 Sc4+ 34.Kd1 Sb2+ 35.Kd2 Sc4+ 36.Kd1 Sb2+ 37.Kd2 Sc4+ 0.00/20] ½-½
20...Sf4 21.Lb4 a5 22.Lc3 [Diagram
Antalya Express: SicilyalÄą Oyunu: Najdorf III: Recent Lines in Sicilian Najdorf 518
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
(14...Nxd5! 15.Qxd5 Qb6+ 16.Kh1 Qxb4=) 15.b5 a5 16.Qd2 b6?! (16...Nf6!? 17.Nxf6+ Bxf6+) 17.b4 Nf6 0–1 (38) Demirlioglu,C-Taner,H/Antalya 2009] 11.Rxf4 Nc6 An opening report from this the position was prepared as a separate article. 12.Nd4 Nxd4 13.Bxd4 Nd7 14.Qd3 [14.Qf1 Bg5 15.Rf2 Bh4 16.g3 Bf6 17.Bxf6 Nxf6 18.Bf3 Qb6 19.Rb1 Rfe8 20.Qd3 Bh3 21.a3 Rac8 22.Qd2 Rc4 23.b3 Rd4 24.Qe3 Qc5 25.Re1 Ng4 26.Bxg4 Bxg4 27.Kg2 Qe5 28.Qf4 Qh5 ½–½ (101) Brigden,M (3026)-Tok-Jogho (2866) IECC 2001; 14.Bg4 Bg5 15.Rf1 Qe7 16.Bxe6 Qxe6 17.Qe2 Rfe8 18.Rae1 Rac8 19.Nd5 h6 20.c4 Nf8 21.b3 Qg6 22.Qf2 Re6 23.Be3 ½–½ (23) Korbela,L (2116)-Kalata,P (2146) Sklene 2011] 14...Rc8 15.Rd1
Djuric,Mirko (2357) − Taner,Harun Dr (2171) [B92] IECC CL1–2009.08.09, 12.01.2010 [Taner,Harun] B92: Sicilian Najdorf: 6 Be2 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 a6 6.Be3 e5 7.Nb3 Be6 8.Be2 Be7 9.0-0 0-0 Diagram
# + + + + # + + + + + + + +! "+$#$ % + & ' +% ) * - +Q+-+, . /012345678
+ + + + + + + + + + + + % - +! "+ #$Q+ + & ' +%+ ) *+ +-+ +, . /012345678
My big research database Sigma 2012 contains 33 610 games in this position. There are six main variations for White: Qd2, f4, Nd5, Qd3, a4 and f3. 10.f4 One of the main variations [10.Nd5 A game in another main line was appeared in Chess Informant 111, also published in romanian e4 e5 magazine. 10...Nbd7 11.Qd3 Bxd5 12.exd5 Nc5 13.Qd2 (13.Nxc5 dxc5 14.Rad1 Bd6 15.Bg5 Re8 16.c4 e4 17.Qh3 Be5 18.b3 Qd6 19.Qh4 a5 20.a4 h6 21.Bd2 Nh7 22.Bg4 Bf4 23.Bc3 Be5 24.Bxe5 Rxe5 ½–½(24) Maggiora,A (1653)-Taner,H (1942)/IECC Email 2008) 13...Nfe4 14.Qb4 a5 15.Qb5 Qc7 16.a4 Nxb3 17.Qxb3 Bg5 ½–½ (59) Odeev,A (2281)-Taner,H (2061) /ICCF 2011; 10.Qd2; 10.Qd3; 10.a4; 10.f3] 10...exf4 [10...Bxb3 11.axb3 Nbd7 12.Nd5 exf4 13.Bxf4 Ne5 14.b4 Nfd7!?
15...Bh4N White has an active position [15...Ne5 16.Qg3 Qa5 17.Rff1 f6 18.a3 Kh8 19.Ra1 b5 20.Kh1 Rfe8 21.Rfd1 Rf8 22.Rac1 Rfe8 23.Nd5 Bxd5 24.exd5 Bf8 25.Qf2 Be7 26.Qf5 g6 27.Qe6 Qd8 IQ0000 (2621)-Bubble bridge,Z (2576) 16m + 0s, rated 2007 1–0 (75)] 16.Bg4 Ne5 17.Bxe5 dxe5 18.Bxe6 exf4 19.Bxc8 Qxc8 20.Nd5 An ideal square for the white knight. 20...Qc5+ 21.Kh1 Qd6 22.Qf3 White threatens to win material: 519
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
49.Nf5+ Kd7 50.Nxh6 Ke6 51.Kd3 b3 Pushes the passed pawn 52.Kc3 White threatens to win material: Kc3xb3 52...Kxe5 53.Nxf7+ Kd5 54.Nxg5
Qf3xf4 22...Bg5 23.c3 Re8 24.h3 Qe5 Black threatens to win material: Qe5xe4 25.Rd4 g6 26.a4 Rd8 27.a5 Bh6 [27...Kf8!?= is an interesting alternative] 28.g3H g5 29.Kg2 Rd6 30.Qg4 Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + #$ + + + +! "+ +, + + & ' + + + +) *+ + + . /012345678
+ + + + + + + + + + +$ + - Q+! "+ + & ' + +,+) *+ + + + . /012345678
White has a new passed pawn: h3. [54.Nd8!? must definitely be considered] 54...Kc6= 55.h4 b2 56.Kxb2 Kb6 Black threatens to win material: Kb6xa6 57.Kc3 Kxa6 58.Kd3 Bc5 59.h5 Bf8 60.Ke4 Kb7 61.Ne6 Bh6 62.Kf5 Kc6 63.Kg6 White threatens to win material: Kg6xh6 63...Bc1 64.Ng5 Kd7 65.h6 A strong pawn 65...Ke8 66.h7 Bb2 67.Ne4 Bh8 68.Nd6+ Kf8 69.Nc8 Bb2 Diagram
30...fxg3 [30...Bg7!? ] 31.Qxg3I Bg7 32.Ne7+ Kf8 33.Rxd6 Qxg3+ 34.Kxg3 Be5+ 35.Kg4 Bxd6 36.Nd5 h6 37.Kf5 Bc5 38.e5 Bf2 39.Nf6 Be3 40.Ne4 Bc1 41.b3 Ke7 Diagram
+ + + + + + + + + + + + , + +$+ +! "+ + + & ' + + + +) *+ + + . /012345678
+$+ + + + + + + + + +,+ + + + + + + + +! "+ + + + & ' + + +) *+ + + + . /012345678
42.b4 [42.Nc5!? h5 43.c4Âą] 42...Be3 43.Nd6 Bd2 44.b5 Bxc3 45.Nxb7 axb5 46.a6 White advances the passed pawn. 46...Bd4 47.Ke4 Bg1 48.Nd6 b4
½-½ 520
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
Antalya Express: Sicilyal覺 Oyunu: Najdorf IV: Recent Lines in Sicilian Najdorf Fourth page of 85 pages opening report: Theory Table ------------------------------------------------------------------------------1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 a6 6.Be3 e5 7.Nb3 Be6 8.Be2 Be7 9.O-O O-O 10.f4 exf4 11.Rxf4 Nc6: +436 =1334 -901 (1103/2673: 41%) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 Qe1[1] Rf1[3] Rd1[5] Bf4[6] Kh1 Be5 Bb5 Ba4 124: Nd7[2] Bf6[4] Be5 Qb6[7] a5[8] Nde5 a4 Nc4[9] 47% 2
a4 Ne5[10]
Nd4[11] Rc8[12]
Nf5[13] Re8[14]
a5 Qd7[15]
Na4 Qc7
Nb6 Rb8
Ne7 Qe7
Bd4 46: Nfd7[16] 42%
3
Nd5 Bd5[17]
ed5 Ne5
c4[18] Rf1[20] Nfd7[19] Rc8[21]
Rc1[22] Bg5[23]
Bg5[24] Qg5
Rc3[25] Qd8
Nd4 Nb6[26]
104: 40%
4
... ...
... ...
Rb4 Qc7[27]
a4[28] a5[30] c3[32] Nfd7[29] Rfe8[31] Bf6
Bf2[33] Bg5
Nd2[34] Nf6[35]
68: 48%
5
... Ne5
Qd4[36] Rc8[37]
c3[38] Re8[39]
Rff1[40] Ne7 Nfg4 Re7[41]
Rad1 Re8
Bf2 Bc4
Bg4 Ng4[42]
108: 31%
6
... ...
Bb6 Qd7
Qd4[43] Nd5[44]
ed5 Bf5
Rf2[47] Raf1[49] Kh1[50] Rfe8[48] Bg4 Be2[51]
80: 37%
7
Qd2 Nd7[52]
Rff1[53] Nd5[55] h6[54] Re8[56]
Rad1[57] c3[58] Bf6 Nce5
Bf4 b5
Nd4 Bd5
ed5 Nc5[59]
154: 45%
8
... Re8
Rd1[60] Rc8[61]
a3[62] h6[63]
Nd4[64] Nd4
Bd4 Nd7
Qe1[65] Bg5[66]
Qg3 Rc6
Rf2 Qe7[67]
76: 38%
9
... Rc8
Nd5[68] Ne5[69]
Na5[70] Qd7[71]
Nb6[72] Qc7
Nc8[73] Rc8
Bd4[74] Ng6
Rf6 Bf6
Bf6 gf6[75]
75: 39%
10
... ...
Rd1 Re8[76]
a3[77] h6[78]
Kh1[79] Qc7
Qe1[80] Nd7
Qg3 Bg5
Rff1[81] Qe3 98: Be3 Nce5[82] 42%
11
... d5
ed5[83] Nd5
Nd5 Qd5
Qd5 Bd5
c4[84] Be6
Nc5 Bc8[85]
Rd1[86] Re8[87]
Kf2[88] g5[89]
95: 41%
12
... ...
... ...
... Bd5
Rd1[90] Bb3[91]
ab3[92] Qd2[93]
Bd2[94] Bc3[96] Rad8[95] Bc5[97]
Kf1 Bd6[98]
160: 47%
13
Nd4 Qd7[99]
Qd2[100] Rd1[102] h3[103] Rac8[101]Rfe8 Nd4
Bd4[104] Rf2 Qc6 Nd7
Qf4 Ne5
14
... Nd4
Bd4[106] Qd3[108] Qg3 Nd7[107] Ne5[109] Bg5
Rff1 Rad1 Rc8[110] Bh4
Qf4[111] h3 121: Rc6[112] Qg5[113] 45%
15
... ...
Qd4 Rf2[115] Rd1[117] Qd2[119] Nd5 Nd7[114] Rc8[116] Ne5[118] h6[120] Bh4
16
... ...
17
c4[45] Bg5[46]
Bh5 107: Rf8[105] 48%
g3 Bg5
Bg5[121] 99: hg5[122] 42%
... Rc8
Raf1[123]R4f2[125]Qd2[127] Nd5[128] g3 Nd7[124] Ne5[126] h6 Bh4 Bg5
Bg5 83: hg5[129] 33%
... ...
... ...
Rd1 Rf2[131] a3[133] Qd2[135] Qd6[137] bc3 163: Re8[130] Qa5[132] Nd7[134] Bf6[136] Bc3[138] Qc3[139] 45%
18
... ...
... ...
... Nd7
Rff1[140]Qd2[142] Bd4[144] Be3 Ne5[141] h6[143] Bg5 Be3
Qe3 73: Rc6[145] 34%
19
... ...
... ...
... ...
Rf2 Qd2[147] a3[149] Nd5 Re8[146] h6[148] Ne5[150] Bh4
g3 92: Bg5[151] 38%
20
... ...
... ...
... ...
... Ne5
Bg5[155] 74: hg5[156] 39%
Qd2[152] Nd5[154] g3 h6[153] Bh4 Bg5 521
Antalya Chess Express c2 s10
İçindekiler Romanian Express: Defending Difficult Positions IV................473 Satranç Müfredatı VIc: GM Mihalcisin: Seminer Notları ........478 Satranç Müfredatı VId: GM Mihalcisin: Seminer Notları ........479 Satranç Müfredatı VIIc: GM Gurevich: Seminer Notları ........482 Satranç Müfredatı VIId: GM Gurevich: Seminer Notları........484 World Express: Chess Happenings ............................................485 Antalya-Bremen Express: Eine E-mail Partie ............................487 Antalya Express: Sicilyalı Oyunu: Najdorf III .............................518 Antalya Express: Sicilyalı Oyunu: Najdorf IV.............................521 Katkıda Bulunanlar ......................................................................522 Antalya Chess Express Künye ....................................................522 Redaksiyon ...................................................................................522
Katkıda Bulunanlar Dr Harun Taner, Antalya FM Marius Ceteras, Alba Iulia, Romanya Mustafa Yıldız, Đstanbul Ralph Mulde, Bremen, Almanya
Antalya Chess Express Künye Aylık bağımsız satranç e-dergisi. Ayın ilk haftasında yayınlanır. Yazı gönderme süresi ayın son günüdür. An independent chess e-magazine. Published monthly. Appears on the first week of the month. Deadline for articles is the last day of the month.
Redaksiyon Dr Harun Taner
522