1.d4Nf62.c4g63.g3...Not necessarily the move a King's Indian Player wants to see.3....Bg74.Bg2O-O4...c6Followed by d5 leads to a very solid Grünfeld setup.5.Nc3d66.Nf3c57.d5...With e6 black can transpose to a regular Benoni positon.7....a6This move looks good too.7...e68.O-Oexd59.cxd5Re8and we reach a regular Benoni
position.8.O-O...8.a4e68....Bg4?It's generally desirable for black to exchange a pair of pieces but
now is not the right time. Bg4 in combination with a6 also doesn't
look good.8...b5!?was necessary9.cxb5axb510.Nxb5Nbd711.Nc3And black
has the usual Benko counterplay for the pawn.9.Nd2...The bishop on g4 looks a bit lost now.9....Qd7?!The knight on b8 lost its only square.9...Bd7Acknowledging that Bg4 wasn't the best idea might have been
the best option.10.a4Bh311.a5Bxg212.Kxg2Qc713.e4Nbd714.f4...White goes all in.14....h5?This is not very helpful. Black needed to seek counterplay. Opening
the position with e6 and reminding white that his king is not all that
safe might have been the best option. The move h5 weakens the black
king. White was preparing to play f5 anyway, now the move strikes g6
even harder.14...e6!?15.Qe2...15.Nf3!?15....e6?Weakening the light squares around the king even further.16.Nf3?!...16.dxe6!fxe617.Nf3And black will find it difficult to protect
all the weaknesses.16....exd517.cxd5Rfe818.Qc2Rac8Black needed to take advantage of the extra time white granted her.
Rac8 is too slow.18...b519.axb6Nxb6By attacking d5 with both knights black makes
it difficult for white to get e5 in.19.Ng5c420.e5dxe521.f5...A typical maneuver but usually the white king is less exposed. How
should black react here?21....Qc5?21...e4!There are a lot of reasons why this move makes sense: It
closes the b1-h7 diagonal for white's queen. it opens the e5 square
for a knight, it opens the diagonals for black's queen and bishop. If
white captures the pawn the roon on e8 becomes very powerful.22.fxg6fxg623.Bf4Ne524.Ne6Rxe625.dxe6Re8and black has sufficient
compensation.22.fxg6fxg623.Qxg6...Now the end is swift.23....Re724.Ne6Rxe625.dxe6Qc6+26.Kg1Qxe627.Bh6Qe728.Ne4Nxe429.Bxg7Qxg730.Qxe4Nc531.Qd5+Kh732.Rf71-0 Black resigns.1-0