1.d4
d5
2.c4
e5
3.dxe5
d4
4.Nf3
Nc6
5.g3
Be6
6.Nbd2
Qd7
7.Bg2
0-0-0
8.a3
Bh3
9.0-0
Bxg2
10.Kxg2
Nge7
11.b4
Ng6
12.Bb2
h5
13.b5
Ncxe5
14.Bxd4
Nxf3
15.Nxf3
Qg4
16.e3
Bc5
17.Ne5
After this move Black is at least equal. [White should try 17.h3
, for example, 17...Qe6
(17...Qe4
18.Qb1
Qxb1
19.Raxb1
) 18.Qc2
Bxd4
19.exd4
h4
20.Rfe1
Qf6
21.Qe4
is better for White.]
17...Qe6
18.Nxg6
fxg6
[Also good is 18...Qxg6
19.Qf3
(19.h4
Bxd4
20.exd4
Qe4+
) 19...Bxd4
20.exd4
Rxd4
]
19.f3!?
[19.Qd3
h4
]
19...h4
20.g4
Bxd4
21.exd4
h3+
[21...Qxc4
is also better for Black]
22.Kh1
Qxc4
23.a4
Rxd4
24.Qe1
Qd5
[Also possible is 24...Rxg4
25.Rc1
(25.Qe5
Rg2
26.Qxg7
Re8
) 25...Qf7
]
25.Qc3
[25.Qg3
is better defending the kingside.]
25...Rd8
[25...Rd3
is very strong 26.Qxg7
(26.Qe1
Rxf3
27.Kg1
Qd4+
28.Kh1
Qb2
29.Rg1
Rf2+-
) 26...Rxf3
]
26.Rac1
Qd6
Blacks control of the d file with seventh rank threats against the White King means White is worse.
27.Qa1
[27.Qc5
Qf4
28.Qxa7
Rd2
29.Rf2
Rd1+
30.Rf1
Qxf3+
; 27.Rc2
Rd1
28.Rc1
Rd2
]
27...Rd2
28.Qc3?
Qxh2#
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