(1) Anand,V (2799) - Carlsen,M (2733) [B33]
Morelia/Linares Linares (10), 01.03.2008
[ICC/Rybka 2.3.2a mp 32-bit/Jimenez,A]
Ng5 (IM) : Magnus is scary as he is Ng5 (IM) : how does he make 2700's play so badly ? Ng5 (IM) : and getting 2 2700's to resign in drawn positions GodGusti (GM) : when do they start, at 4? hiesel (FM) : i thought 1530 but must be 1600 then Ng5 (IM) : mamy israpu (GM) : Magnusmenia time! israpu (GM) : lets comment this position!!! israpu (GM) : White is slightly better here israpu (GM) : mainly because he got more ELO and he is the world champ! israpu (GM) : but Magnus in great form with the Queen of luck behind him :-) Ng5 (IM) : no luck, demons israpu (GM) : anyway lets analise the position...:-) hiesel (FM) : Anand will play faster than Shirov israpu (GM) : 1 e4 Nf6!!!!! 1.e4 '040 Ng5 (IM) : Alekhine ? israpu (GM) : 1 e4 Nf6!!!!! wolwerine (FM) : Ruy Lopez' 1...c5 '0485 israpu (GM) : thx stany wolwerine (FM) : wow!!! israpu (GM) : blooooood' 2.Cf3 '0424' 2...Cc6 '041 hiesel (FM) : better than Berlin wall' 3.d4 '047' 3...cxd4 '041 wolwerine (FM) : war,blood, and victory!!!!!! Ng5 (IM) : dragon hiesel (FM) : c3 :-)' 4.Cxd4 '0416' 4...Cf6 '048' 5.Cc3 '042 wolwerine (FM) : Carlsen will be the new World Champion..... wolwerine (FM) : e5' 5...e5 '0456' 6.Cdb5 '0436 Ng5 (IM) : playing this against Anand is asking for trouble' 6...d6 '0411' 7.Ag5 '048' 7...a6 '041' 8.Ca3 '049' 8...b5 '041' 9.Cd5 '049' 9...Ae7 '042' 10.Axf6 '0410' 10...Axf6 '041' 11.c3 '049' 11...Ag5 '041 wolwerine (FM) : h4' 12.Cc2 '0423 wolwerine (FM) : all theory here Neveris (GM) : 0-1' 12...Ce7 '047 Ng5 (IM) : Anand wrote the theory here Ng5 (IM) : then refuted it and rewrote it wolwerine (FM) : hehehe wolwerine (FM) : i think that theory until move 30 here :)) wolwerine (FM) : maybe a draw is ok for both... Kingway (IM) : Even when you catch Anand offguard with your choice of subvariation, he play so much his middlegame understanding of this structure is outstanding. Very easy to get in trouble against Vishy... Ng5 (IM) : Again Anand has N v B MightyViking (IM) : The Svesh after all?! jensk (IM) : Ne7 is wellknown, covered by Rogozenko in his 2005-book jensk (IM) : Well, my copy is quite dirty know - I have read it a lot GodGusti (GM) : id fancy my chances w a rook GodGusti (GM) : not siure about knights though jensk (IM) : I think Ncb4 is the move MightyViking (IM) : I think I would win with a rook up. I think. GodGusti (GM) : wow pille, these english classes are really starting to pay off MightyViking (IM) : catched - apparently the English classes aren't paying off GodGusti (GM) : dont be so hard on him, he beated another comp the other day :) GodGusti (GM) : nah, this is all known GodGusti (GM) : Vishy has been scoring heavily against the svesh though, not a big fan of Magnus choice GodGusti (GM) : then again not much fun to be black vs annand anyway jensk (IM) : In Karjakin-Shirov, Corus 2007 h4!? was played now Herman (IM) : white should play h4 followed by a4 Herman (IM) : or a4 first GodGusti (GM) : sure' 13.a4 '041117 GodGusti (GM) : I think Magnus even played this before, Ne7 is definitely not a novelty, just not the main line' [13.h4 Ah6 14.a4 bxa4 15.Ccb4 0-0 16.Dxa4 Cxd5 17.Cxd5 a5 18.Ab5 Rh8 (18...Ae6 19.Ac6 Tb8 20.b4 axb4 21.cxb4 Axd5 22.Axd5 Db6 23.0-0 Dxb4 24.Dxb4 Txb4 25.Ta7 Ad2 26.Tfa1 h5 27.Td7 Rh7 28.Taa7 Tb1+ 29.Rh2 Tf1 30.Txf7 Txf7 31.Txf7 Ae1 32.Rg3 Ab4 33.Ac4 Tc1 34.Ae6 Ad2 35.Af5+ Rg8 36.Ae6 g6 37.Rh2 Rh8 38.g3 Tc2 39.Rg2 Ab4 40.Ab3 Te2 41.Ad1 Ta2 42.Ab3 Te2 43.Aa4 Ac5 44.Ae8 Txe4 45.Tf6 Te2 46.Axg6 Rg7 47.Axh5 Rxf6 48.Axe2 e4 49.g4 d5 50.Ab5 d4 51.Ac6 e3 52.fxe3 dxe3 53.Ab5 e2 54.Axe2 Ae3 55.Ad3 1/2-1/2 Dominguez Perez,L (2678)-Jakovenko,D (2708)/Foros UKR 2007/The Week in Chess 660) 19.b4 f5 20.Ac6 Ta7 21.exf5 Axf5 22.bxa5 Ad3 23.Ab5 Axb5 24.Dxb5 Taf7 25.0-0 Dxh4 26.De2 Af4 27.g3 Axg3 28.fxg3 Dxg3+ 29.Dg2 Txf1+ 30.Txf1 Txf1+ 31.Rxf1 Dd3+ 32.Rg1 e4 33.Df2 Dd1+ 34.Df1 Dg4+ 35.Rf2 h5 36.Re1 Dg5 37.Dc4 h4 38.a6 Dg3+ 39.Rd2 h3 40.a7 Df2+ 41.Rc1 1-0 Karjakin,S (2678)-Shirov,A (2715)/Wijk aan Zee NED 2007/The Week in Chess 637] 13...bxa4 '0449' 14.Ccb4 '0457' 14...0-0 '041 Neveris (GM) : he keeps going to the toilet Ng5 (IM) : this can get very tactical Ng5 (IM) : not now but later Herman (IM) : see if Anand will play h4 or aviod it lighter (IM) : magnus is again playing a junk line with vishi israpu (GM) : great junk lines by Magnus :-) lighter (IM) : he played junk vs chucky too but was lucky then israpu (GM) : no risk= no luck israpu (GM) : risk=luck sometimes :-) lighter (IM) : vishi in good shape, it will be hard for magnus today israpu (GM) : commetators are used to comment for themself,why not? :-) lighter (IM) : surely white moved already, translation frozen lighter (IM) : well-known pos here israpu (GM) : Anand is frozen... israpu (GM) : too cold in the playing hall:-) lighter (IM) : i dont think its too cold in linares :) israpu (GM) : maybe pille:-) israpu (GM) : just check your base:-) MightyViking (IM) : Chess is a drug too, so stop talking about it. israpu (GM) : ok,no more talks about chess than...:-) Ng5 (IM) : Magnus is using Jedi mind skills to get Anand in time trouble' 15.Dxa4 '04689' 15...Cxd5 '042' 16.Cxd5 '048 MightyViking (IM) : Anand lost on time once. Against Kamsky I think.' 16...Ad7 '0425 israpu (GM) : Carlsen is proving to be faster than Anand! Ng5 (IM) : Bg5 is useless MightyViking (IM) : It should be a Ng5, right? :) lighter (IM) : clear += lighter (IM) : a2 or a5 i think' 17.Da2 '04461 israpu (GM) : Kep control of d5 square:-) MightyViking (IM) : Shirov's 70 minutes <>17...a5 Diagram
'04150 israpu (GM) : with a4 israpu (GM) : lol'
18.Ad3 '0488 israpu (GM) : no olala with Q on a2,sorry:-) MightyViking (IM) : Yes, Leko only thinks about winning. israpu (GM) : a4 with Qb8+Bc6+Qb7 = Ng5 (IM) : i am surprised but this seems Ok for Magnus israpu (GM) : after this tournament he is in top 5 already:-)' [18.Ac4 a4 19.0-0 Db8 20.Cb4 Db6 21.Tad1 Ag4 22.Td5 Ae6 23.Td3 Axc4 24.Dxc4 a3 25.bxa3 Txa3 26.Cc6 Db3 27.Dxb3 Txb3 28.g3 Tc8 29.Txd6 Txc3 30.Cxe5 Te8 31.f4 Ae7 32.Td3 Ac5+ 33.Rh1 Txd3 34.Cxd3 Ad4 35.Te1 Tb8 36.Rg2 Tb3 37.Td1 g6 38.g4 Rg7 39.g5 h6 40.h4 hxg5 41.hxg5 Rf8 42.e5 Re7 43.Rf3 Ta3 44.Rg4 Tb3 45.Ce1 Af2 46.Td3 Tb2 47.Cf3 Tb4 48.Tc3 Te4 49.Cd2 Te3 50.Txe3 Axe3 51.Cc4 Af2 52.f5 gxf5+ 53.Rxf5 Ae1 54.Cb6 Aa5 55.Cd5+ Rf8 56.Cf6 Rg7 57.Cd5 Rf8 58.Ce3 Rg7 59.Cc4 Ac3 60.Cd6 Aa5 61.Cc8 Ac3 62.Ce7 Rf8 63.Cc6 Rg7 64.Ce7 Rf8 65.Cd5 Aa5 1/2-1/2 Zapata,A (2492)-Arizmendi Martinez,J (2478)/Havana 2001/CBM 082 ext]
18...Ac6 '04558'
19.0-0 '0410'
19...Db8 '04194 (C DM) : the Move! me your before each move. israpu (GM) : HI FEZZIK:-) israpu (GM) : :-) israpu (GM) : Rfd1 now israpu (GM) : Qb7 Bc4 israpu (GM) : Rfb8 israpu (GM) : black is OK israpu (GM) : but white too:-) israpu (GM) : quiet balanced seems israpu (GM) : but I have no 2799 to be sure...:-) israpu (GM) : Pivo time:-)'
20.Ac4 '04242 (C DM) : 20.Bc4: easyking GrandPatzer Reddik jtc ( your )'
20...Rh8 '0410 ilves (IM) : why not 18. Bc4?'
21.b3 '049 israpu (GM) : Carlsen no have much expirience in such structure...in fact nothing compare to Anand:-) israpu (GM) : time for f5 seems israpu (GM) : a4 will be tipical comp move:-) israpu (GM) : most engines will offer a4 I :-) StarkL (IM) : why? a4 and no fixed weakness..b3 is pseudo fixing it.. MightyViking (IM) : You ar right. StarkL (IM) : f5 israpu (GM) : f5 e:f5 R:f5 Ne3 with Bd5+= israpu (GM) : maybe Qb7 first now StarkL (IM) : g6? israpu (GM) : f5 e:f5 R:f5 Ne3 with Bd5 Qc6 is not so bad probably israpu (GM) : f5 e:f5 R:f5 Ne3 with Bd5 Qb7 is not so bad probably MightyViking (IM) : Hold him so he can't make any moves. israpu (GM) : a4?? b4 +- israpu (GM) : Qb7 Qa3!'
21...f5 '04382 (C DM) : 21...f5: Yoda2006 MrRybka Sac Bjurt StarkL wizardbar dhruvwadhwa GrandPatzer SpaceChess ( your ) israpu (GM) : f5 seems only way to fight now:-) Smallville (GM) : exf5 Rxf5 Qe2= israpu (GM) : e:f5 and Qe2 is still more pleasnat for white seems israpu (GM) : anyway Vishi will offer draw soon israpu (GM) : e:f5 with Qe2 Rfd1 f3...simple next mvoes for Vishi'
22.exf5 '04203 (C DM) : 22.exf5: israpu Smallville Pawnage wizardbar MrRybka jtc ( your ) israpu (GM) : f3 will easy stop two Rs on the f file:-) israpu (GM) : suffering without counterplay is a possible script here:-) israpu (GM) : Qb7!? Ne3 d5 israpu (GM) : Qb7!? f4! MightyViking (IM) : Boo. MightyViking (IM) : Anand scared of Magnus after his three straight wins. israpu (GM) : so I was right!!!!!!!! israpu (GM) : I told u a draw offer is on the way israpu (GM) : Vishy saves energy israpu (GM) : but Anand tomorrow with Black... MightyViking (IM) : Yes, you did, israpu. Good call. israpu (GM) : was evident MIghty:-) israpu (GM) : who will punish Anand tomorrow? israpu (GM) : :-) israpu (GM) : Kasparov would fight here as white :-) MightyViking (IM) : They need to rest after this? Neveris (GM) : pathetic Neveris (GM) : they should be banned for life MightyViking (IM) : He still has a good chance. Four rounds to go. MightyViking (IM) : In rapid games I think. MightyViking (IM) : Carlsen lost to Anand last week. israpu (GM) : seems a += MightyViking (IM) : Yes, Magnus is much better now than last week. He improves that quickly. GodGusti (GM) : makes sense pille' [22.exf5 Txf5
(22...Db7 23.Tad1=) 23.Ce3
(23.De2 Db7 24.Tfd1 Da7 25.Td3 Taf8=) 23...Axe3 24.fxe3 Txf1+ 25.Txf1 d5=]
1/2-1/2 (2) Shirov,A (2755) - Leko,P (2752) [C89]
Morelia/Linares Linares (10), 01.03.2008
[ICC]
1.e4 040 1...e5 042 2.Cf3 044 2...Cc6 042 3.Ab5 044 3...a6 041 4.Aa4 043 4...Cf6 043 5.0-0 043 5...Ae7 046 6.Te1 043 6...b5 042 7.Ab3 043 7...0-0 0417 8.c3 042 8...d5 0448 9.exd5 044 9...Cxd5 045 10.Cxe5 047 10...Cxe5 042 11.Txe5 043 11...c6 041 12.d3 0416 12...Ad6 043 13.Te1 0437 13...Af5 045 14.Df3 0498 14...Dh4 044 15.g3 0410 15...Dh3 042 GodGusti (GM) : exciting to see if Leko will go for this Bh3 business 16.Axd5 0462 16...cxd5 045 GodGusti (GM) : Shirov is a stubborn guy hell stick to Bd5 17.Dxd5 045 17...Tad8 0435 18.Dg2 0423 18...Dxg2+ 044 19.Rxg2 046 GodGusti (GM) : booh 19...Axd3 042 Ng5 (IM) : draw GodGusti (GM) : ok, Leko can probably hold this, but only white has a chance to win GodGusti (GM) : id put a lotta money on a draw though Nyysti (IM) : it's not really black's responsibility to fight Nyysti (IM) : for a win, that is Ng5 (IM) : this looked very drawn last time I saw it GodGusti (GM) : of course its fine, if he thinks this is the way to go for Black he gotta do it Nyysti (IM) : obviously, but top level chess is what it is GodGusti (GM) : was just hoping hed show the way to force a draw after Qh5 :) Ng5 (IM) : Shirov is probably feeling a bit fragile after yesterday 20.Ae3 04173 20...Tfe8 0470 GodGusti (GM) : well hes obvioulsy still in book and these positions are considered quite drawish by marshall guys, so I really doubt hes gonna lose GodGusti (GM) : shirobv managed to win this ending vs Karjakin in the worldcup though 21.Cd2 04107 21...b4 Diagram
04199
22.Ab6N 04230 [RR 22.Ad4 bxc3 23.Axc3 f6 24.Tad1 Txe1 25.Txe1 Rf7 26.f3 Ae7 27.g4 h5 28.h3 hxg4 29.hxg4 Ab5 30.Cb3 Ac4 31.Te4 Tc8 32.Td4 Tc7 33.Cd2 Axa2 34.Ta4 Ae6 35.Txa6 f5 36.gxf5 Axf5 Stellwagen,D (2625)-Harikrishna,P (2664)/Wijk aan Zee NED 2008/The Week in Chess 688/1/2-1/2 (50)]
22...Txe1 04783
23.Txe1 0484
23...Tb8 0432
24.Aa5 041413 Neveris (GM) : winning chances for white?
24...bxc3 04184
25.Axc3 043
25...f6 043 smeets (GM) : pff, not that new.. smeets (GM) : until b4 it was the game swagen-harikrishna corus b 2008 tomcruise (GM) : this is very close to my game against swagen smeets (GM) : yeah, that´s what i mean:) GodGusti (GM) : so smeets, as the godfather of this line, what do you think about whites winning chances here? MightyViking (IM) : Leako has to stop leaking points, and start drawing again. MightyViking (IM) : He's not even Drawko any longer. smeets (GM) : haha well as godfather i have to thin kcarefully about my words smeets (GM) : uhm, small winning chances
26.Ce4 04298 MightyViking (IM) : Clearly slightly better for White. GodGusti (GM) : 80 draw 19 white win about right? smeets (GM) : hmm, maybe smeller winning chances against a solid opponent smeets (GM) : smaller:) smeets (GM) : anyway, i´m the only one having lost a game in this line as white..
26...Af8 04607
27.f3 04390
27...Ac4 044
28.b3 046
28...Ab5 0413 GodGusti (GM) : ive played the marshall, which is a drawish opening btw, every game for the last 3 years, you get used to the pants problem GodGusti (GM) : just gotta go change after the opening MightyViking (IM) : Remember, Leko plays Marshall as a drawing weapon.
29.Aa5 04815
29...Tc8 0489
30.Cc3 04181
30...Ac6 04419
31.Td1 04103
31...Rf7 04132
32.Ce2 04438
32...h5 04718
33.Tc1 04284
33...Ad7 04419
34.Txc8 047
34...Axc8 044
35.Ac3 0422
35...Ad6 04702
36.Rf2 042
36...g5 04306
37.Re3 04128
37...h4 04257
38.gxh4 0481 GodGusti (GM) : gonna be a draw Ng5 (IM) : looks drawn to me Ng5 (IM) : i would be surprised if Shirov plays on for more than 10 moves Ng5 (IM) : gxh4 Ng5 (IM) : Bh2 is probably draw too
38...Axh2 04257 Ng5 (IM) : fair enough MightyViking (IM) : Leko is happy again.
39.Re4 04150 Ng5 (IM) : relay error ? Ng5 (IM) : game drawn ? GodGusti (GM) : no way he plaed that, prolly they agreed a draw and arbiter is putting kings on e4 and e5
1/2-1/2 (3) Radjabov,T (2735) - Aronian,L (2739) [D43]
Morelia/Linares Linares (10), 01.03.2008
[ICC]
1.d4 040 1...d5 0414 2.c4 0415 2...c6 0410 3.Cc3 0410 3...Cf6 0419 4.Cf3 0412 4...e6 0412 5.Ag5 04224 5...h6 0411 6.Ah4 0413 6...dxc4 0411 7.e4 0424 7...g5 0412 8.Ag3 0412 8...b5 0410 9.Ce5 0410 9...h5 0419 10.h4 0413 10...g4 0411 11.Ae2 0414 11...Ab7 0424 12.0-0 0428 jensk (IM) : And now if Nbd7 we would like to see Nxf7!? jensk (IM) : Boosboms move 12...Cbd7 04243 13.Dc2 0414 13...Cxe5 0413 14.Axe5 0420 14...Ag7 0413 15.Tad1 0437 15...0-0 Diagram
0415
16.Dc1N 0412 Ng5 (IM) : looks like black has a free pawn Ng5 (IM) : Nh7 looks OK to me Merick (IM) : nd7 Merick (IM) : Nd7,Bg7-Kh7,f3! Ng5 (IM) : Nd6 Bd6 ? Qh4 Merick (IM) : b4!? Tim (* DM) : This was clever psychological prep on Aronian's part Tim (* DM) : Radjabov has to have been preparing for his game with Anand on Monday, so Aronian stole a march on him and played Anand's opening. Radjabov therefore had to decide whether to use his anti-Anand prep (and tip his hand to Anand) or just to wing it Tim (* DM) : Yet I think that's probably what we're witnessing [RR 16.Ag3 Cd7 17.f3 RR 17...c5 (17...Db6 18.Rh1
(18.Rh2 Tad8 19.fxg4 hxg4 20.Tf4 e5 21.Txg4 exd4 22.Dc1 c5 23.Cxb5 Axe4 24.Dg5 Dg6 25.Df4 Df6 26.Dxe4 Tfe8 27.Dc2 Ce5 28.Tg5 d3 29.Axd3 cxd3 30.Dxc5 d2 31.Cc7 Cf3+ 32.gxf3 Te2+ Onischuk,A (2638)-Lastin,A (2590)/Sochi RUS 2005/The Week in Chess 547/0-1 (38)
) 18...c5 19.d5 Ce5 20.fxg4 hxg4 21.Dc1 Cd3 22.Axd3 cxd3 23.Txd3 b4 24.Ce2 exd5 25.exd5 Tae8 26.Td2 Ah6 27.Af4 Df6 28.Ag5 Dh8 29.Td4 Ag7 30.Txg4 f5 Van Wely,L (2679)-Kobalia,M (2634)/Moscow RUS 2005/The Week in Chess 538/1/2-1/2 (35)) 18.dxc5 De7 19.Rh1 a6 20.a4 Ac6 21.Cd5 exd5 22.exd5 Ae5 23.f4 Ag7 24.dxc6 Cxc5 25.Td5 Ce4 26.Ae1 De6 27.Txh5 f5 28.Rh2 Tac8 29.Ab4 Tfe8 30.axb5 axb5 31.Te1 Df7 32.Tg5 Aronian,L (2750)-Anand,V (2792)/Mexico City MEX 2007/The Week in Chess 670/0-1 (41); RR 16.f3 Ch7 17.Axg7 Rxg7 18.g3 Db6 19.Rh2 Tad8 20.fxg4 hxg4 21.Axg4 Txd4 22.Ah5 e5 23.De2 Dc7 24.Tf2 Ac8 25.Tdf1 f6 26.g4 Ae6 27.Cd1 Dd7 28.Df3 Td3 29.Ce3 Rh8 30.Ag6 Dg7 Zhao Xue (2517)-Beliavsky,A (2638)/Gibraltar ENG 2008/The Week in Chess 691/0-1 (34)]
16...Ch7 04772 playlikestevie (IM) : g3!? playlikestevie (IM) : Qf4 playlikestevie (IM) : g3 Be5 de5 Qc7 Qf4 playlikestevie (IM) : 0r Rd6 playlikestevie (IM) : and Qh6
17.g3 04556
17...f6 041221
18.Af4 0413
18...a6 0411 playlikestevie (IM) : 19.f3 playlikestevie (IM) : too bad for black playlikestevie (IM) : bad pieces playlikestevie (IM) : lately white usualy win
19.Tfe1 04989 Neveris (GM) : bf1-g2
19...Tf7 04117
20.Dc2 04439 Ng5 (IM) : hard to play Ng5
20...Td7 04365 Ng5 (IM) : d5 e5 just helps black Ng5 (IM) : f3 Rxd4 Ng5 (IM) : d5 e5 and ?
21.b3 04479
21...cxb3 0415
22.Dxb3 0415
22...Cf8 0418
23.Ae3 04320
23...De7 04663
24.a4 041069
24...Df7 04349 GodGusti (GM) : a5 would be a huge mistake, he needs to keep attacking b5 to make it harder to go c5 and add more power to d5 ideas GodGusti (GM) : I think Black is ok though
25.d5 04728
25...exd5 04349
26.exd5 0416
26...f5 04288 GodGusti (GM) : that means you are ALWAYS ready to play!
27.Af1 04537
27...Cg6 041074
28.Ag2 0422 Ng5 (IM) : i suppose its nearly Ng5
28...Ce7 04333
29.axb5 04155
29...axb5 04110
30.Ad4 0479
30...Axd4 04231
31.Txd4 0417
31...Tc8 0418 jensk (IM) : Draw????? Ng5 (IM) : nobody has played Ng5 so nobody wins
1/2-1/2 (4) Ivanchuk,V (2751) - Topalov,V (2780) [B87]
Morelia/Linares Linares (10), 01.03.2008
[ICC/Rybka 2.3.2a mp 32-bit/Jimenez,A]
1.e4 '040' 1...c5 '047' 2.Cf3 '0412' 2...d6 '0413' 3.d4 '0411' 3...cxd4 '048' 4.Cxd4 '044' 4...Cf6 '049' 5.Cc3 '0410' 5...a6 '048' 6.Ac4 '047' 6...e6 '046' 7.Ab3 '046' 7...b5 '0410' 8.0-0 '047' 8...Ae7 '04440' 9.Df3 '049' 9...Db6 '047' 10.Ae3 '047' 10...Db7 '046' 11.Dg3 '0416' 11...b4 '045' 12.Ca4 '045' 12...Cbd7 '048' 13.f3 '045' 13...0-0 '045' 14.Tfd1 Diagram
'04266'
14...Rh8 '041115 StarkL (IM) : kh8 preparing rg8' [RR 14...Ce5 15.Ce2 a5 16.c4 bxc3 17.Cexc3 Ta6 18.h3 Ad7 19.f4 Cg6 20.e5 dxe5 21.fxe5 Dc7 22.Ad4 Axa4 23.Cxa4 Cd7 24.Tac1 Tc6 25.Txc6 Dxc6 26.Dc3 Db5 27.Dc7 Ad8 28.Dd6 Ae7 29.Dc7 Zapata,A (2541)-Dominguez,L (2601)/Havana CUB 2002/CD PDR/0-1 (47)]
15.Rh1N '041764 StarkL (IM) : Kh1 interesting waiting move Laak (IM) : Kg8 coming' [RR 15.Tac1 Ce5 16.Ce2 a5 17.c4 bxc3 18.Txc3
(RR
18.Cexc3 Ta6 19.f4 Cg6 20.Ac4 Tc6 21.Ad3 Db8 22.Df3 Ab7 23.h3 d5 24.e5 d4 25.exf6 Txc3 26.fxg7+ Rxg7 27.Axd4+ Rg8 28.De3 Txc1 29.Txc1 Dxf4 30.Dxf4 Cxf4 31.Tc7 Ad5 32.Txe7 Cxd3 Zapata,A (2515)-Morovic Fernandez,I (2580)/Yopal 1997/CD PDR/1/2-1/2 (42)
) 18...Ad7 19.Cb6 Ta6 20.Cxd7 Cexd7 21.Tdc1 a4 22.Ac2 Ta5 23.b4 axb3 24.Axb3 Da6 25.Cd4 Cc5 26.Ac4 Da8 27.Cb3 Ccxe4 28.fxe4 Cxe4 29.De1 Txa2 Zapata,A (2515)-Morovic Fernandez,I (2580)/Cienfuegos 1997/CD PDR/1/2-1/2 (48)]
15...Ce5 '04322'
16.a3 '04424'
16...bxa3 '04314'
17.Txa3 '0410'
17...Tb8 '04175'
18.Cc3 '04330'
18...Ced7 '04778' [18...Ad7 19.Tda1 Ta8 20.T3a2 Tfc8 21.De1 Cc4 22.Axc4 Txc4 23.De2+/=]
19.Ta2 '04440'
19...Cc5 '0468'
20.Ac4 '0410'
20...Dc7 '04308 MightyViking (IM) : We're all related to cockroaches too. MightyViking (IM) : We would have to go over 500 million years back to find the last common ancestor, but we are.'
21.b3 '04303 MightyViking (IM) : You must be religious, Jadwin MightyViking (IM) : Or else God will punish us?'
21...Ad7 '04544 jensk (IM) : I have a feeling that this game will end up rather irrational jensk (IM) : ...quite likely for some entertainment jensk (IM) : Both players are wounded preys jensk (IM) : And white is of course better now'
22.De1 '04604'
22...Tfc8 '04113'
23.Tda1 '0415'
23...Ce8 '04125'
24.Cde2 '04473'
24...Af6 '0412'
25.Ad4 '0413'
25...Axd4 '0449'
26.Cxd4 '047'
26...Db6 '049'
27.De3 '04293'
27...Cc7 '04326'
28.h3 '0476'
28...h6 '048'
29.Ta5 '0489 profylaktik (IM) : skopje MightyViking (IM) : F.Y.R.O.M. Macedonia, please. :)'
29...Rg8 '04294'
30.T1a2 Diagram
'0496 Ng5 (IM) : i have won 30 in a row Ng5 (IM) : its all we have Ng5 (IM) : never plays Ng5 Ng5 (IM) : Magnus drew, Leko drew, nobody played Ng5'
30...Db4 '04257' [30...Cb7 31.T5a3 Cc5=]
31.Cce2 '0418 Ng5 (IM) : no Ng5 today = all draws'
31...Db6 '04366 Ng5 (IM) : hard position to play well'
32.Cc3 '0411 Ng5 (IM) : plan is to make move 40'
32...Db4 '04303'
33.Cce2 '0419 MMCMiranda (FM) : d5 MightyViking (IM) : "Topalov always plays to win" they used to say. MightyViking (IM) : He may see the FIDE title again. He already has the Classical title.'
33...Db6 '04271 BeyondMadness (FM) : Tsjoek played Ng3!'
34.Cg3 Diagram
'0455 MightyViking (IM) : !!! MightyViking (IM) : Topalov was hoping for a draw, but...'
34...d5? '04213 MightyViking (IM) : McCain' [34...Cb5 35.Cde2 Dd8 36.Ta1 Tc7 37.Td1+/=]
35.exd5 '0422 MightyViking (IM) : It isn't possible. That's why he's from Sweden. MightyViking (IM) : Then everyone outside Russia must be cheating. MightyViking (IM) : Looks nice positionally for Chucky. Tim (DM) : When things come apart here, Nf5 ideas are in the air MightyViking (IM) : True that. MightyViking (IM) : Malcolm, I remember that match! Tim (DM) : Once White gets in Nf5, Black's N/c5 is en prise and White also has Qc3!? MightyViking (IM) : No religion either. What are we supposed to talk about? MightyViking (IM) : Oh, chess. I remember that.'
35...exd5 '04681'
36.Cdf5 '0417'
36...Te8 '0444 (C DM) : the Move! me your before each move.'
37.Dxc5 '04213 (C DM) : 37.Qxc5: Juarez Morrowind Braveheart-xx patzer666 ( your )' [37.Dc3 Axf5 38.Cxf5 C5e6 39.Axa6+/-]
37...dxc4 '0415'
38.bxc4+/- '0410'
38...Axf5 '04218 (C DM) : 38...Bxf5: RoyalGame ( your )' [38...Dxc5 39.Txc5 Ce6 40.Tca5+/-]
39.Cxf5 '0411'
39...Te2 '0444 (C DM) : 39...Re2: jtc ( your ) jensk (IM) : What is tyhis? He is not losing on time'
40.Dxb6 '04518 (C DM) : 40.Qxb6: f5kinley GrandPatzer miser ( your ) jensk (IM) : OPyyyhhhh - he did it'
40...Txb6 '0418 jensk (IM) : Rc5 MightyViking (IM) : He is a FIDE champion, alright. lentejov (IM) : g4 Ng5 (IM) : No Ng5 today, so no wins MightyViking (IM) : Nf5 close enough.'
41.Rh2 '041071 MightyViking (IM) : Naka is close to 2700 already. Drahacik (FM) : He needs to play bigger events Drahacik (FM) : Barcelona and Gibraltar were great, but they are not in the top 10 tourneys Drahacik (FM) : The only event I see on Naka's schedule that is not a US swiss is the French League. He needs more than that. Drahacik (FM) : Anand has family in India, but does he play 80 of his tourneys in India? :) Drahacik (FM) : Naka should play Bundesliga. All the top players do. But he doesn't show interest in that. Drahacik (FM) : He says he wants to improve. MLRAKA (GM) : GOOOOOO amchamp (FM) : Sure I am not to judge Naka. But his play and his opinions suggest to me he will never become a great player. Child of the ICC and no respect for the classics. He would have to fundementally change his approach to chess to become a perennial giant. Juliano (FM) : only ridiculous comentators amchamp (FM) : So what is your opinion, Juliano? jensk (IM) : 50 Drahacik (FM) : Topalov is 6 years younger than Anand. Drahacik (FM) : that's the way it usually works, ChessFM :) Drahacik (FM) : not too often old guys replace the youngsters :) MightyViking (IM) : If Kamsky can survive the openings he has a good chance. MightyViking (IM) : Then again, the match will be played in Bulgaria, so...'
41...Td2 '041140 Drahacik (FM) : I think with Kasparov it was more like: He's been champ, he's been #1 forever, why work hard to do the same things over and over? Kingway (IM) : I think Topalov has the edge in the openings, about even in the middlegame and worse in the endings in the match with Kamsky. Drahacik (FM) : Topalov hasn't done well recently facing openings he is not prepared for. So Kamsky's job is to prepare obscure lines. Kingway (IM) : Lots of Topalov's openings are worked out through the middlegame, his middlegame play is still strong but noticably weaker when it's unfamiliar to him. We've seen that in some of his losses here. jensk (IM) : That 41.Kh2 seemed strange to me -Rc5! jensk (IM) : Add me then Kingway (IM) : Top has been working on openings a lot longer than Kamsky, Gata can close the gap but Top is a big favorite in the opening... Drahacik (FM) : Carlsen threw out Alkhine's Defense, and Topalov looked like a 2500. amchamp (FM) : But it surely cannot be all about openings. Look at the Chess960 open at Mainz: the usual suspect competing for 1st place amchamp (FM) : plural, suspects, of course Drahacik (FM) : Something wrong with Ne7+ and Nd5? Drahacik (FM) : ah, Rg6 comes amchamp (FM) : And Radja´s Jaenisch gambit also teaches us you can play almost anything successfully. amchamp (FM) : New opening books by Batsford et.al.: "Equalizing with the Schliemann"; "Getting a small edge against the Queens Indian" etc.'
42.h4 '04987 (C DM) : 42.h4: Piti ( your ) amchamp (FM) : Any chance of Chuky blowing this in upcoming time trouble?'
42...Rh7 Diagram
'04399 (C DM) : 42...Kh7: GrandPatzer Piti ( your ) RLH2 (IM) : is white winning this?'
43.h5? '04539 (C DM) : 43.h5: GrandPatzer Piti ( your )' [43.c3 Txa2 44.Txa2 Tb3 45.Tc2+/-]
43...Tf6 '04166 (C DM) : 43...Rf6: Piti ( your )'
44.Te5 '0489'
44...Ce6 '0476 (C DM) : 44...Ne6: Piti ( your ) Ng5 (IM) : this is still a game, no draw'
45.Txa6? '04142 (C DM) : 45.Rxa6: puxmep cico Piti ( your ) lighter (IM) : ra6 nd4 i think PorkChopsTamer (IM) : what about rg2 now? Ng5 (IM) : Rg2 is check, must be good PorkChopsTamer (IM) : rg2 kg2 nf4 kg3 nh5 kh4 ra6 kh5 g6? Ng5 (IM) : comp says Nd4= lighter (IM) : nd4 of course :) lighter (IM) : 4 draws today Ng5 (IM) : thats coz no Ng5' [45.c5+/=]
45...Cd4!= '04218 (C DM) : 45...Nd4: chessnutt lighter moorthy brocky35 BaronGreenback Piti ( your )'
46.Txf6 '04147 (C DM) : 46.Rxf6: puxmep Juarez KirilMatt ( your )'
46...Cxf3+ '0414 (C DM) : 46...Nxf3+: Piti brocky35 ( your ) Ng5 (IM) : just a dead draw now Ng5 (IM) : gg lighter (IM) : kg3'
47.Rh3 '04118 (C DM) : 47.Kh3: Piti ( your ) Drahacik (FM) : Any time added at move 60?'
47...Cxe5 '0427 (C DM) : 47...Nxe5: Fridge aaostr KirilMatt parlovazar NJSKing ( your )'
48.Td6? '0414 (C DM) : 48.Rd6: Piti ( your )' [48.Ta6 Txc2 49.Cd6=]
48...Txc2 '046 (C DM) : 48...Rxc2: Piti ( your ) amchamp (FM) : go Piti amchamp (FM) : the only er in town'
49.Td5 '0444 (C DM) : 49.Rd5: Piti KirilMatt Young-Sun Reddik ( your ) Ng5 (IM) : just a draw Ng5 (IM) : Nxc4 Nd6= lighter (IM) : ok kh3 was better Drahacik (FM) : Seems like all Ivanchuk did in the last 6 moves was lose 2 pawns and 52 minutes. MightyViking (IM) : Just came back. Where did Chucky blunder? Ng5 (IM) : no blunder, its drawn Drahacik (FM) : 9 moves, I mean. amchamp (FM) : something we all have done MightyViking (IM) : OK, let me rephrase that. Where did he go wrong? He was up a pawn after all. Ng5 (IM) : probably Rxa6 was suboptimal Ng5 (IM) : black has a small edge but with 2700 play its drawn MightyViking (IM) : OK. MightyViking (IM) : And this +2700 player was +5 against Aronian. Ng5 (IM) : 2700 players dont always produce 2700 play lighter (IM) : Carlsen had wining game, so he won it in spite of all :) Ng5 (IM) : Nc4 Nd6 is easy draw'
49...Cxc4=/+ '04577 (C DM) : 49...Nxc4: KirilMatt aaostr NJSKing Esalen Isegrimm RoyalGame Total-Patzer Ng5 FVutseve soccer5455 Lone-Tiger ( your )'
50.Tc5 '0410'
50...Ce3 '0470 (C DM) : 50...Ne3: aluno HailtotheKing GrandPatzer Piti peshka86 ( your )'
51.Txc2 '045'
51...Cxc2= Diagram
'044 (C DM) : 51...Nxc2: Piti ( your )'
52.g4 '0413'
52...Ce1 '0425 (C DM) : 52...Ne1: Piti ( your ) Ng5 (IM) : black heeds to play Ng5 for luck, then he will win'
53.Rg3 '0421 (C DM) : 53.Kg3: Piti Ghyl ( your )'
53...Cd3 '0410 (C DM) : 53...Nd3: Piti Ghyl ( your )'
54.Rf3 '0410 (C DM) : 54.Kf3: Piti Ghyl ( your ) MightyViking (IM) : Nd3-c5-e6-g5. Chucky can't stop Ng5 which will decide the game.'
54...Rg8 '0454 (C DM) : 54...Kg8: aluno RoyalGame ( your )'
55.Re4 '0410 Ng5 (IM) : Ng5 always wins'
55...Cc5+ '0410 (C DM) : 55...Nc5+: Ghyl ( your ) amchamp (FM) : Ng5, why?'
56.Rd5 '0432 Ng5 (IM) : its a fundamental law of the universe Ng5 (IM) : ask god amchamp (FM) : What if your name was Ng4?'
56...Cd7 '0414 (C DM) : 56...Nd7: Piti ( your ) SilikonaPub (FM) : it looks so easy draw'
57.Re4 '0411 (C DM) : 57.Ke4: Piti ( your )'
57...Rf8 '0417 (C DM) : 57...Kf8: Piti ( your )'
58.Rf4 '0413 (C DM) : 58.Kf4: Piti ( your )'
58...Cc5 '0448'
59.Re5 '0410'
59...Ce6 '0410 (C DM) : 59...Ne6: HailtotheKing ( your ) Ng5 (IM) : he found it !! SilikonaPub (FM) : Tate played on Malaga(Spain) this week SilikonaPub (FM) : ah y que tak=?'
60.Rd5 '0482 SilikonaPub (FM) : bueno cuanto mas fuerte mejor, o eso creo yo'
60...Re8 '0457'
61.Re5 '048 (C DM) : 61.Ke5: Piti ( your ) D-Fridman (GM) : white wins :) amchamp (FM) : hail to the german champion!#'
61...Rf8 '04130 (C DM) : 61...Kf8: Piti ( your )'
62.Re4 '0414 (C DM) : 62.Ke4: Piti ( your ) amchamp (FM) : Ng5 with tempo and wins! Ng5 (IM) : Ng5 !! amchamp (FM) : Ng5, Ng5, Ng5 amchamp (FM) : Booooh! Ng5 (IM) : 4 draws, no Ng5, boring. MightyViking (IM) : He never played Ng5. That's why he didn't win.'
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