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(2) Rigo - Zysk [C47]
Budapest, 1985
[Fritz 6 (120s)]
C47: Scotch Four Knights and Four Knights with 4 g3
Source: "Winning With The Scotch" (page 69) by Gary Lane.
1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
Nc6
3.Nc3
Nf6
4.d4
exd4
5.Nxd4
Perhaps there is some wisdom in learning how to play such "simple looking" positions and in leaving the Ruy Lopez, etc. to the grandmasters. Note that this type of position can be reached either by the Four Knights Opening, as in the present game, or by the Scotch Opening {MB}. 5...Bb4
Anticipating White pushing e5 {MB}. [ 5...Bc5
6.Nxc6
bxc6
7.Bd3
d6
8.0-0
Ng4
9.Bf4
g5
10.Bd2
Qf6
11.Qe2+/=
Miles-Sorin, Mantazas 1995 (MCO14).; 5...Nxe4
6.Nxe4
Qe7
7.f3
d5
8.Bb5
Bd7
9.Bxc6
bxc6
10.0-0
dxe4
11.fxe4+/-
Pukshansky-V. Ivanov, Leningrad 1974 (MCO14).] 6.Nxc6
bxc6
[ 6...Bxc3+
7.bxc3
bxc6
] 7.Bd3
d5
8.exd5
cxd5
9.0-0
0-0
10.Bg5
Be6
11.Ne2
[ 11.Qf3
Be7
12.h3
h6
13.Bf4
c5
14.Rad1
d4
15.Ne4
Nd5
16.Bd2
with a slight edge for White, Radulov-Lukacs, Baile Herculaine 1982 (MCO14).; 11.Nb5
c5
12.a3
( 12.Bxf6
Qxf6
13.Nc7
Rac8
14.Nxe6
fxe6
15.c3
Ba5
16.Qh5
g6
17.Qh3
Rce8
18.f4
Bb6
19.Kh1=/+
{MB}) 12...Ba5
13.b4
cxb4
14.Qe1
bxa3
15.Bxf6
gxf6
16.Qe3
Bb6
17.Qh6
f5
is about even {Yakovic} (MCO14).] 11...Bd6?!
Better alternatives are 11...Be7; 11...h6; 11...Bg4; and 11...Rb8. 11...Bd6 looks aggressive, but Black has no realistic kingside attacking chances. 12.Nd4
c5?
12...Bd7 would be better, though White would have an advantage. 13.Nc6
To play such a committal move requires precise calculation by White {MB}. 13...Qc7
14.Bxf6
gxf6
[ 14...Qxc6
15.Bxh7+
15...Kxh7
16.Qh5+
Kg8
17.Qg5
Bxh2+
18.Kh1
g6
19.Qh4
Rfe8
20.Qh8#
] 15.Qh5
15...f5
16.Qg5+
Kh8
17.Qf6+
Kg8
18.f4
Qxc6
19.Rf3
19...Rfe8
20.Qh6
Bxf4
21.Rxf4
Bd7??
[ >=21...Qb6
would bring relief 22.Qg5+
Kf8
23.Bxf5
c4+
24.Kh1
Qxb2+/=
25.Raf1
Qg7
26.Qh5
Bxf5
27.Qxf5
Re5
28.Qxf7+
( 28.Qd7
Kg8
29.Rxf7
Qg6
30.R7f3
Qg7
31.Rg3
Rg5
32.Rxg5
Qxg5
33.Qb7
Rd8
( 33...Qd8?
34.Rf3+-
) 34.Qxa7+/-
) 28...Qxf7
29.Rxf7+
Kg8
and Black is probably OK {MB}.] 22.Rg4+!!+-
a forceful, logical sacrifice [ 22.Rg4+
Qg6
23.Rxg6+
fxg6
24.Qd2+-
] 1-0
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