1.e4
c6
2.c4
d5
3.cxd5?!
[3.exd5
cxd5
4.d4
Nf6
5.Nc3
e6
6.Nf3
is book.]
3...cxd5
4.exd5
Qxd5?
[4...Nf6
5.Nc3
Nxd5
6.Nf3
Nc6
7.d4
Bg4
8.Qb3
Bxf3
9.gxf3
e6
10.Qxb7=
Adams-Dreev Wijk-aan-Zee 2002]
5.Nc3
Qd8?!
[5...Qd6
is better.]
6.d4
e6
7.Nf3
Nf6
8.Bg5
[8.Bc4
Be7
9.0-0
Nc6=
]
8...Be7
9.Bb5+?
White is then forced to move his Bishop again. [9.Bd3
Nc6
10.0-0
0-0+/=
]
9...Bd7
10.Bd3
0-0
11.0-0
Nc6
12.Re1
Rc8
13.a3
Na5?
I am not sure what this is trying to achieve?
14.Qe2
[14.Ne5!
Be8
15.Bc2
h6
16.Bh4+/-
gives White a strong attack.]
14...Bc6
15.Be3?
[15.Rad1
seems more logical.]
15...Qc7
16.Ne5
Nd5?!
17.Nxd5?!
this removes the tension in the centre.
17...Bxd5
18.Rac1
Nc6
19.Qh5
f5?
[19...g6
20.Qh3
Bf6+/=
would be a better defence.]
20.g4!?
g6
21.Nxg6!!
hxg6
22.Qxg6+
Kh8
23.Qh6+
Kg8
24.Bf4
Qd7?
[Fritz suggests the desparate
24...Bg5
25.Qxg5+
Qg7
26.Qxg7+
Kxg7
27.gxf5
exf5+-
]
25.Qg6+
Kh8
26.Re3
Bh4
27.Rh3
[27.Rxc6!!
freeing the Bishop check]
27...Qh7
28.Qxh7+
Kxh7
29.Rxh4+
Kg6
30.g5?
[30.gxf5+
exf5
31.Rh6+
Kg7
32.Rd6!
threatening Bh6 and B on d5. 32...Rfd8
33.Bxf5
Rxd6
34.Bxc8+-
]
30...Nxd4
31.Rh6+
Kg7??
[31...Kf7
was forced. 32.Rxc8
Rxc8
33.Kf1
e5
34.Be3
Bf3
and White still has the work to do.]
32.Be5+
Kf7
33.Rxc8
[33.g6+!
was also possible.]
33...Nf3+
34.Kf1
Rxc8
35.g6+
Ke7
36.Rh7+
Ke8
37.Rh8+
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