[%evp 0,56,19,17,15,-16,39,19,30,6,11,12,38,30,29,28,31,31,54,53,81,74,63,60,
61,45,28,30,25,46,54,42,29,47,39,0,44,21,15,0,0,-20,-20,-22,-4,-52,-22,-106,
-107,-123,-133,-187,-190,-163,-164,-184,-161,-189,-201]1.d4d52.c4c63.Nf3Nf64.Nc3e65.Bg5h66.Bxf6Qxf67.e3Nd78.Bd3dxc49.Bxc4g610.O-OBg711.Rc1O-OBlack has nothing to be afraid of here -- I enjoy
playing this line myself.12.Re1Qe713.e4e514.d5Nb615.Bb3Rd816.h3a5The computer prefers bishop moves, but I like this queenside space grab
and the threat to the White bishop.17.a4Be618.Re3Rd619.Rd3Rad8The pressure on d5 causes White to change the trajectory ofhte game with
tactics.20.dxe6?!∓...20.Rc2, threatening to triple on the
d-file with Rcd2, a setup known as Alekhine's Gun.20....Rxd321.exf7+Kh722.Qc2?!-+...This move allows a tactic that would change the game
drastically. Black has other ideas in this position which are fortunately good
enough for him to win.22....R3d7?!∓22...Rxf323.gxf3Qg5+24.Kf1Rd225.Qb1Qh4!-+with an insidious heavy piece attack.23.Re1Nc824.Ne2Nd625.Kh2?!-+...25.h4Nxf726.Ng3∓holds for
the moment.25....Nxf726.h4Bf627.Kg1Qb428.Be6Re70-1 Black wins.0-1