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Editorial Preface
Table of Contents
Editorial Preface
best games of the past week
Puzzle section
Endgame section
Clash of the Titans
Surprise section / study
Solutions
In the FIDE Grand Prix we see a mixture of very interesting
and fighting games, while others involve surprisingly careful
play. One of the biggest surprises was probably the loss on
time by Grischuk, who defended very well in a very di icult
rook endgame and when the draw was already so near,
Gelfand just won on time. Another big surprise is the win of
Andreikin over Caruana in the moment when Andreikin had
. / and Caruana was the tournament leader with . / . In
the interview, Caruana said that he played a horrible game
beginning from move one .e d ? :) As we can see, the World
Nr is not losing his ”dark” humor.
In the Isle of Man the last rounds will decide of the winner.
Vachier Lagrave, Adams, Howell and Short will probably fight
for the top prices.
In the Croatian league the team of Zagreb is dominating
the Championship with Malakhov and Korobov on the first
boards.
The Millionaire Chess Open in Las Vegas is also under way,
with a st price of
.
Dollars in the main tournament
section. Surprisingly the line-up is everything but great
though, as with the exception of Wesley So and Le Quang,
there are no GMs over
participating in it.
In a few days
interesting matches are going to begin
between Giri-Shirov and Timman-Jobava at the Unive Chess
event
. Of course there will also be an open tournament
running besides the matches.
Enjoy issue Nr
!
Arkadij Naiditsch & Csaba Balogh
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best games of the past week
( ) Tomashevsky, Evgeny(
)
- Radjabov, Teimour(
) [D ]
Baku FIDE Grand Prix
. .
( ),
GM Kamil Miton
Best rating:
Bxf
.Qxf c
.h !
N
d
.h e
.hxg hxg
.e f
.g
Nf
.gxf exf
.e
Ng
.d cxd
.O-O-O with
initiative. / - / Svidler,P-Gelfand,B/London ENG
( );
...N d .Nf c .d +=]
.dxc
N
d
.Ne
[The following way of protecting
the pawn is worse: .Na ...e
.Nf exf
.exf O-O
.Be b ! .O-O
Nxc
.Nxc bxc
.Bc
Bxc
.bxc
Nd
.Rb
Nb
.Ne
Bf
.Rb
Qc
= - Wang
Hao-Giri,A/Beijing CHN
( )]
...Bxb
.Rb
Bg
.Bc
By giving the pawn back White
gets two important developing moves.
...O-O
.Nf
.d
Nf
.c g .Nc d .cxd
Nxd
.Bd
Nowdays it
is a normal tendency that top players look for an advantage
in rare lines.
...Nb
The idea o f this move is to attack the d pawn
immediately, so that White is not able to play the e move.
[ ...Bg .e ]
.e
[ .Nf ; .Bf ]
...Bg
.f !?
This is the point of .e . White is taking space and
preventing the thematic e move.
...c
Black is fighting for the center. You can see the first
game with this idea with e -f below: [ ...O-O .Nf
Bg
.h
...Nf
[ ...Qc
.Qb e (
...Nxc ?
.Nxc
Qxc
.Ng
Xf
...e
.Bb
h)
.O-O
Qc
.Nfg White is
very active. ...Na
.Qc (
.Bxe
...fxe
.Nxe
Kh
.Nxg
Naxc
.Nxc
Nxc
.Qb
Kg k)
...Ndxc
.Bb
Qd
(
...Qc
) .Bc f
.Nxf +
Bxf
.Bxf
Rxf
.Rbd
Qf
.e
Qg
.Rd +
Kg
.Be
Qh
.g
Qh
.Bxa
Nxa
.Rxc
Rf
.Qb +
Kg
.Rxa -
Gunina,V-Lagno,K/Warsaw POL
]
.Neg
[ .Nxf + ...Bxf (
...exf
.O-O
Qe k
and the
knight exchange gives Black easier play.) .e e
.fxe
Bg
.O-O
Nc
.Bc
Qxd
.Rfxd
Nd
.Ba
Ne
.Bd
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Bh
.Kf
c
- Gleizerov,E-Bok,B/Sarajevo BIH
[ ...Qe
.Ne
Nc
.Nxc
(
)]
bxc
...e
.O-O h
.Qa +=]
.Nxf !
Rxf
...Na
[ ...Kh with the idea to solve the problem
with the pin over the diagonal.
.fxe
Bxe
(
...Kxg
.Qc +h)
.Bxe
Rxe
.Nf
Re
.Qc +
Ne
(
...Kg
.Bc
A)
.Ne
...Rf
Radjabov decides to keep the material, but he could
also give the rook for development, for example: [ ...Nc
.Nxf
Kxf
.f ! White needs to press! ...gxf
.Rxf
Kg
.Qc
Kh
.Rf with a very complex position.;
...Ne
.Nxf
Qxd
.Qf
Nc
.f !Aand Black should
not survive here.]
.Nxg
Re
.Rxb !
Qxd
.Qxd
Nxd
.Rxe
Nc
.Rc
Nxf
.Kxf
Ne
.Ne
Rg
.c with the threat Rxg . ...Nc
.Rxa
c]
.c
[ .Qc
...Nxc
.Bc
CAll
pieces are very active and
White has very unpleasant pressure.]
...bxc !
[ ...Nc ]
.fxe
Bxe
[
Bxe
.Rb
C]
.Bxa
...Rxe
.Nf
Nc
.Qc
Ncd
.Nxe
.f
C
White already has two pawns for the piece, a
development advantage and pressure against the black king.
...Ne !
We just see typical practical defense. Black gave
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the piece back, but the character of the position completely
changed as now Black is active as well.
.Bb
Bxa
.Ne +
Kh
.Qxd
[ .Rf
...c
(
...Bxb
.Ng +
Kh
.Qxb
Qb
Many pieces are
hanging, but White gets the advantage a er the forced
.Rxe
Qxa
.Rxe
Rxe
.Nf +
Kg
.Qh +
Kf
.Qg +
Kg
.Qxe
Qa
+ .Kf
Qf
+ .Ke
Qb
+
.Kf
Qf
+
.Ke
Qh
+ .Kd
Qxb
.Ne +
Kh
.Qxc +=)
.Rxe
Qxd
+ .Rxd cxb
.Bb
.Bd
Nc
.Bxc
Rxb
+
.Bxb
Bxc
.Kf
/ - /
...Kh ! is a strong move because the most important thing
is to save the unpleasant b-pawn. .Bxe
Rxe V]
...Raxd
.Nxc
Bxb
.Nxd
Rxd
.Rxb
...Rb !
The last accurate move which leads to an endgame
with opposite colored bishops.
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