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(1) Burba,M (1611) - prashant (1426) [B25]
ICC , 2002
[Fritz 6 (120s)]
1.e4
c5
2.Nc3
Nc6
[ 2...e6
3.g3
d5
4.exd5
exd5
5.Bg2
Nf6
6.Nge2
d4
7.Ne4
Nxe4
8.Bxe4
Nd7
9.d3
Nf6
10.Bg2
Bd6
11.0-0
0-0
12.Bf4
Bg4
13.Bxd6
Qxd6=
Kuipers-van den Berg, Holland 1995 (MCO14)] 3.g3
d6
[ 3...g6
4.Bg2
Bg7
5.d3
d6
6.f4
( 6.Be3
e6
7.Qd2
Nge7
8.Bh6
Bxh6
9.Qxh6
Nd4
10.0-0-0
Qa5
11.Qg7
Rf8
12.Qxh7
Nec6
13.Kb1
Bd7
14.Nf3
Nb4
with good attacking possibilities for the pawn, Wanzek-Movesian, Slovakia 1995 (MCO14); 6.Nh3
; 6.Nge2
) 6...e6
( 6...e5
7.Nf3
Nge7
8.0-0
0-0
9.Be3
Nd4
10.Qd2
exf4
11.Bxf4
Nxf3+
12.Rxf3
Be6
13.Bh6
Nc6
14.Bxg7
Kxg7=
Smyslov-Tal, Leningrad 1962 (MCO14); 6...Nf6
7.Nf3
0-0
8.0-0
Rb8
9.h3
b5
10.a3
a5
11.Be3
b4
12.axb4
axb4
13.Ne2
Bb7
14.b3
Ra8
15.Rc1
Ra2
16.g4
Qa8
17.Qe1
Qa6
18.Qf2
Na7
19.f5
with a promising attack, Spassky-Geller, match 1966 (MCO14)) 7.Nf3
Nge7
8.0-0
0-0
9.Be3
Nd4
to prevent 10 d4 when Black's d6 might become a target. 10.Qd2
( 10.e5
is a gambit line.) 10...Rb8
11.Rae1
b5
12.Nh4
b4
13.Nd1
f5=
Csom-Minic, Berlin 1968 (MCO14)] 4.Bg2
The combination of e4, Nc3 & Bg2 restrains Black from easily playing d5, thus keeping the position closed. Thematic play for White would be a kingside pawn storm, for Black a queenside pawn storm. MB 4...Nf6
5.f4
g6
6.d3
Bg7
7.Nf3
0-0
8.0-0
Qc7
9.h3
a6
10.a4?
[ 10.Be3
; 10.a3
; 10.g4
MB] 10...Nd4
11.Nxd4
[ 11.Re1
Be6+/=
Fritz6] 11...cxd4
12.Ne2
White plans f5 12...e5
13.f5
[ 13.c3
dxc3
14.bxc3
exf4
15.Bxf4
Nh5+/=
Fritz6] 13...Bd7
14.Bd2
[ 14.fxg6
fxg6
15.c3
dxc3
16.bxc3
Be6=
Fritz6] 14...Rac8
15.Rc1
[ >=15.fxg6!?
Qxc2
16.gxh7+
Kxh7
17.Bb4=/+
Fritz6] 15...Bxa4-/+
16.b3
Bb5
17.g4
Rfd8?
[ 17...h6
18.h4-/+
Fritz6; 17...gxf5
18.Rxf5
( 18.exf5?!
Nd7
19.g5
Rfe8
20.f6
Bf8
21.Ng3
( 21.Be4?!
Bc6
22.Bxh7+
Kxh7~~
23.Ng3
Kg8
24.Qh5
Red8
25.Nf5+-
) 21...Bc6
22.Nf5
Bxg2
23.Kxg2
Qc6+-/+
MB; 18.gxf5?
Kh8
19.Kh1
Rg8
20.Rg1=/+
) 18...Bd7
19.Rf1
Be6
20.Ng3
Nd7
21.Nf5
Bxf5
22.Rxf5
Rfe8
23.Qf3
Nf8=/+
MB] 18.Ng3
Qd7
19.g5
Ne8
20.f6
[ 20.fxg6
fxg6
21.Nh1
Nc7-/+
Fritz6] 20...Bh8-/+
21.h4
Nc7
22.h5
Ne6
23.hxg6
hxg6
24.Kf2
Bc6?
[ 24...Rxc2
25.Rxc2
Bxd3+-
Fritz6] 25.Rh1+-
Threatening mate... how? 25...d5
[ 25...Ng7+-
Fritz6] 26.Rxh8+-+
Kxh8
Decoy to h8 27.Qh1+
Kg8
28.Qh6
dxe4
[ 28...Qe7
29.Rh1
Qxf6+
30.gxf6
dxe4
31.Qh8#
Fritz6] 29.Rh1
e3+
30.Kg1
[ 30.Kg1
Bxg2
31.Qh8#
Fritz6] 1-0
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