1c4e52b4Nf63Nf3d64b5b65O-OO-O6e3Ne77d4e48Nd2d59a4c610Ne2Ng611Ng3dxc412Nxc4cxb513axb5Bc714Nd2Qe615Bb3Bd516Bxd5Qxd517f4Rbc818Ne2Ne719Rb3Qe620d5Nexd521Nd4Qd722Qg3Rfe823Nc6Bd624Nc4Bc525h3...Here, White's pieces are in a bit of a bind. Things can unravel quickly after ... a7-a6.25...Kf8?!But it is not easy to suggest how Black should continue.25...a6is best, but26.N6e5Qa727.Rfb1axb528.Rxb5Red8seems unclear, with Black's sidelined queen and White's strong knights. But, a pawn is a pawn, and the weakness on e3 is a problem. Black is better.26Rbb1Qf527Be5Re628Rbd1Qg6?!28...Rexc629.bxc6Rxc630.Kh2b5is dynamically balanced. White's remaining minor pieces are strong, so it was worth an Exchange (for two pawns) to remove one of them.29Qf2Qh6?29...Qh5was better:30.Qg330.Nd4Bxd431.Rxd4Nc332.Nd6Ne2+is the point.Qg631.Qe1Qh532.Bxf6Nxf633.N4e5Kg834.Kh2g535.f5Ree836.Nd730Nd4Bxd431Rxd4Ne831...Nc3goes nowhere:32.Nd6and without a check on e2 gaining material, Black is not offering much resistance.32Rxd5Rxc433Qa2Rc834Rd7Qh535Qxa7Rc236Rf2Rxf237Kxf2f638Qa3+!Kg839Qb3
