1.e4e52.Nf3Nc63.Bc4Nf64.d3Bc55.O-Od66.c3O-O7.h3a68.a4Ba79.Nbd2h610.Re1Be611.Bxe6fxe612.b4Ne713.Nc4Ng614.Ra2Qe815.g3Nh716.Kg2Rf617.Be3Bxe318.Rxe3h519.h4Ne720.Qe2Qg621.Qe1Raf822.b5Qf723.Qd1axb524.axb5b625.Ra7g526.hxg5Nxg527.Ncd2Nxf328.Rxf3Ng629.Qe2Rxf330.Nxf3...The game has been roughly level, with various weak squares roughly canceling each other out. But this is why not all equal positions are drawish!30....Qg7Black has dreams of ... Ng6-f4+, but releases pressure off the f-file and weakens the e6-square further, allowing for31.Kf1...31.Ng5!Qf6and now32.f4!+−wins, as the threat of Qe2xh5 is more severe than ... e5xf4.31....Qf632.Kg2Qg7?Black is happy with a draw. But White has had more time to work out the details!32...h4was the way to play, keeping more counterplay along the f-file. Now, the point is33.Rxc7?Qxf3+!34.Qxf3h3+!35.Kxh3Rxf3∓33.Ng5!Qf634.Nh3...Defending the f2-pawn.34.f4was also good, still34....h435.Rxc7...With the knight on the h3-square instead of the f3-square, there is no tactical rejoinder here!35....hxg336.fxg3d537.Qf2...White chases the queens off!37....Qd838.Qxb6Qf639.Qf2Qd840.Qa7+−Qf641.Qe3Qf1+42.Kh2Rf343.Rc8+Kg744.Rc7+Kg845.Rc8+Kg746.Qg1Qe2+47.Qg2Qxd348.b6Re349.b7Re250.Nf2Qd251.Rc7+Kf652.b8=QQh6+53.Nh3Rxg2+54.Kxg2Qd2+55.Nf2dxe456.Qb7e357.Qf3+Kg558.c4exf259.Qxf2Qd360.c5e461.Rg7e362.Qf4+Kh563.Rh7#1-0 White wins.1-0