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54.Nxe6 Kc4
28...Nd7! 29.Rd1! Nxe5 30.Nxe5 f6
54...Kb5 55.Kf5 Kc6 56.Kg6 +-.
31.Nd7 Rb7 32.Nxb6 Bxb6 33.Rdb1 Rc2
55.g4 Bf6 56.h3 Bb2
34.a5 Rxe2 35.Rxb6 Rc7 36.Rb7 +=.
56...Kb5 57.Kd5 +- or 56...g6 57.g5 hxg5
29.Nxb6!
58.fxg5 Be7 59.h4 +-.
A nice trick to cash in!
57.h4 Bc3 58.f5 Bb2 59.Nxg7!
29...Rxc1
59.g5 +- was also enough.
Or 29...Bxb6 30.Rxb6 Rxb6 31.Rxc8+ Ke7
59...Bxg7 60.g5
32.Ra8 +/-.
1 0
30.Nbd7+ Nxd7
30...Ke8 31.Nxb8 Bc7 32.Nec6 Nd7 33.a5
Activity of Bs and Kns
+/-.
31.Nxd7+ Ke8 32.Nxb8
Nikolic,P. : Short, Moscow 1994, D10
White won a pawn and slowly but steadily
he cashed the full point:
1.d4 d5 2.c4 c6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.e3 a6 5.Qc2
32...Rc8 33.Na6 Rc2
b5 6.b3 Bg4 7.Nge2 Nbd7 8.h3 Bh5 9.Nf4
33...Ra8 34.Nc5± Be7 35.a5 Bxc5 36.Rxc5
Bg6 10.Nxg6 hxg6 11.Bb2 e6 12.Bd3 Be7
+/-.
13.Ne2 Qa5+ 14.Bc3 Bb4 15.0 0 Bxc3
34.e3 Ra2 35.Nc5 Bc7
16.Qxc3 Qxc3 17.Nxc3 Ke7 18.Rfc1
35...Be7? 36.Rb8+ Bd8 37.Nb7 +-.
Rhc8 19.Ne2 dxc4 20.bxc4 e5 21.Kf1
36.Rb7 Kd8
exd4 22.exd4 Nb6
36...Bd6 37.Ne4 Be7 38.Ra7 +/-.
White holds a tiny advantage due to his
37.Rb4 Ke7
somewhat better minor piece and
37...Bd6 38.Nb7+ Kc7 39.Nxd6 Kxd6
somewhat more active pawn-structure.
40.Rb7 Rxa4 41.Rxf7 Rg4 42.f4 +-.
23.Ng1!?
38.Ne4 f5 39.Rb7 Rc2
Heading for f3, where the knight would
39...fxe4 40.Rxc7+ Kf6 41.Rc4 (41.Ra7
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easily jump to e5 when needed. 29.Nb3 Rab8
23...bxc4 After 29...Ne6 30.Rc3 and Rce3, White
The alternative is 23...c5! 24.Nf3! stands better.
(24.cxb5?! c4 25.Be2 axb5 =+ or 24.dxc5 30.Rc3 Re8
Rxc5 25.cxb5 Rxc1+ 26.Rxc1 axb5 =) Black must be on the alert: 30...Nd5?
24...bxc4 (24...cxd4 25.Re1+ Kd6 26.cxb5 31.Nc5+ Kd6 32.Re6+ Kc7 33.Nxa6+ +/-.
axb5 27.Nxd4 +=) 25.Bxc4 Nxc4 31.Rec1 Rb6 32.h4
(25...cxd4 26.Bb3 +=) 26.Rxc4 cxd4 Now it is White's time to be on the alert:
27.Re1+ Kf8 28.Rxd4 Rc2 and Black is 32.Rg3 g5 33.h4? Rh8! 34.hxg5 Rxb3! -+.
very near to full equality. Also, winning a pawn does not always
24.Bxc4 Nxc4 guarantee a win: 32.Nc5+ Kd8 33.Na4 Rb4
Black did not like to suffer in the endgame 34.Rxc6 Rxa4 35.Rxc7 Rxa2 36.Rc8+ Kd7
after 24...c5 25.dxc5 Rxc5 26.Bb3 37.R1c7+ Kd6 38.Rxe8 Kxc7 39.Re7+
(26.Re1+?! Kf8 27.Bb3 a5 =) 26...Rxc1+ Kd6 40.Rxg7 g5 =. With the text move
27.Rxc1 Rc8 28.Rxc8 Nxc8 29.Nf3 and White fixes Black's weakness on g6.
this is quite understandable, as the white 32...Rh8
bishop is a powerful weapon. 32...Nd5 33.Rg3! Ne7 34.Rg4 += still
25.Rxc4 Nd5 26.Nf3 f6 keeps White's pressure alive.
Black should not create any further 33.g3 Nd5 34.R3c2 Re8
weaknesses in general, but he also couldn't 34...Nb4?! 35.Nc5+ Kd8 36.Rb2 +/- or
allow a white knight on e5. He could have 34...Rhb8?! 35.Kg2 +/-.
opted for 26...Rc7!? += as an alternative 35.Nc5+ Kd8
defence. 35...Kd6?! 36.Na4 Rb4 37.Rxc6+ +/-.
27.Re1+ Kd7 36.a3! a5 37.Na4 Rb3 38.Rxc6 Rxa3
XABCDEFGHY
39.R6c5
8r+r+-+-+(
Black can defend after 39.Nc5?! Ke7!
7+-+k+-zp-'
40.Rb1 Kf7 oo.
6p+p+-zpp+&
39...Ke7 40.Rxd5 Rxa4 41.Rc7+ Ke6
5+-+n+-+-%
42.Rdd7
4-+RzP-+-+$
XABCDEFGHY
3+-+-+N+P#
8-+-+r+-+(
2P+-+-zPP+"
7+-tRR+-zp-'
1+-+-tRK+-!
6-+-+kzpp+&
xabcdefghy
5zp-+-+-+-%
28.Nd2!
4r+-zP-+-zP$
Now the white knight is heading for c5,
3+-+-+-zP-#
from where it will be able to attack various
2-+-+-zP-+"
important spots in Black's camp, such as a6 1+-+-+K+-!
xabcdefghy
and e6. Although the black knight seems to
be very strongly placed in the center, it is White has achieved the best out of his
actually doing nothing serious, as it attacks position, but of course Black can still
no important point in White's camp. So, defend. This is easier said than done
the black knight is operating an illusionary though, as very accurate handling (and
job! If you add to the above the more suffering) is essential.
active white rooks and White's somewhat 42...Kf5
better pawn-structure, it will be easily A serious option was 42...Rg8, but White
understood why White holds a nice can still stay on top with accurate play:
advantage. 43.g4! g5 44.h5! (44.Re7+ Kd5 45.Rcd7+
28...Nc7 [45.hxg5 fxg5 46.Rxg7 Rxg7 47.Rxg7
28...Rab8 29.Nb3 Kd6 30.Nc5 += was also Ke4! oo/=] 45...Kc4 46.hxg5 fxg5 47.Rxg7
possible. Rxg7 48.Rxg7 Ra1+ 49.Kg2 a4 50.Rxg5
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a3 51.Ra5 Kb3! [51...a2? 52.g5 Kb3 53.g6 17.Neg5
Rc1 54.f4 a1Q 55.Rxa1 Rxa1 56.f5 Ra8 White goes for a kingside assault, although
57.f6 Rg8 58.g7 Kc4 59.Kf3 Kd5 60.f7 +-] the positional 17.Nxd6 Qxd6 18.Ng5 h6
52.g5 Rd1 53.g6 Rxd4 54.Kf3 Rd6 55.g7 19.Ne4 Qe7 20.Nc5 would also be fine.
Rg6 56.Ra7 a2 57.Ke4 Rxg7 =) 44...g6 17...g6
XABCDEFGHY
45.h6 Rb4 46.h7 Rh8 47.Rg7 Kd5 48.Ra7
8l+-tr-trk+(
+-. Black could take into account the
7+-wq-+p+p'
immediate 42...g5!?, but White can prove
6p+nvlp+p+&
an advantage: 43.h5! (43.hxg5?! fxg5
5+p+n+-sN-%
44.Rxg7 Rxd4 45.Rxg5 Ra8 oo/=)
4-zP-+-+-+$
43...Rh8 44.g4 Rb4 45.Rxg7 Rxd4
3zP-+-zPN+-#
46.Rge7+ Kd5 47.Red7+ Ke4 48.f3+ Kd3
2-vL-+QzPPzP"
49.Rxd4+ Kxd4 50.Ra7 +/-.
1+LtR-+RmK-!
43.Rc5+ Ke4
xabcdefghy
Or 43...Ke6? 44.Rxg7 Rxd4 45.Rxa5 Rg4
18.Nxh7!
46.Kg2 +-.
Destroying Black's defence.
44.Rxg7 Kxd4 45.Rc1 Rf8?!
18...Kxh7 19.Ng5+
45...Ra2? 46.Rd7+ Ke5 47.Re1+ +- was
The active white knights are delivering
easy, but Black had to opt for 45...g5!
decisive blows.
46.hxg5 fxg5 47.Rxg5 Ra2, when he could
19...Kg8 20.Qh5!
find counterplay based on his active king
The final detail! The queen is untouchable
and rooks, as well as his passed a-pawn.
because of mate and Black's defence
46.Rxg6 Ke5 47.Rg7 f5 48.Kg2 Ra2
collapses.
48...f4 49.g4 f3+ 50.Kg3 +- or 48...Rd4
20...f6 21.Bxg6 Rd7 22.Nxe6! Rh7
49.Rc5+ Rd5 50.Rxd5+ Kxd5 51.Ra7 +-
Or 22...Qb8 23.Nxf8 Bxf8 24.Rfd1 +-.
was curtains anyway.
23.Bxh7+
49.Rd7! a4
23.Qg4! was even stronger!
Or 49...Ke6 50.Ra7 Kd5 51.Rd1+ Kc5
23...Qxh7 24.Qxh7+ Kxh7 25.Nxf8+
52.h5 +-.
Bxf8 26.Rfd1
50.Re1+ Kf6 51.Rde7 Kg6?!
White's material advantage is evident and
51...Rf7 52.R7e6+ Kg7 53.Ra6 Kh7
the end was:
54.Ree6 +-.
26...Nce7 27.e4 Nb6 28.Rc7 Kg8 29.Bxf6
52.R1e6+ Rf6 53.h5+
Ng6 30.Rd8
Black resigned due to 53...Kg5 54.Rg7+
1 0
Kh6 55.Rxf6+ Kxg7 56.Rxf5 +-.
1 0
Marshall : Wolf, Nuremberg 1906, D40
1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4 3.Nf3 Nf6 4.Nc3 a6
5.e3 e6 6.Bxc4 c5 7.0 0 Nc6 8.a3 Qc7
9.Qe2 b5 10.Ba2 Bb7 11.dxc5 Bxc5 12.b4
Bd6 13.Bb2 0 0 14.Rac1 Rad8 15.Bb1
Ba8
Black's previous move makes no sense at
all and White took the opportunity to
launch a kingside initiative.
16.Ne4! Nd5?!
Black had to 'accept' a difficult position
with 16...Nxe4 17.Bxe4 h6 18.Rfd1.
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