1.d4Nf62.Nf3e63.g3b54.a4b45.c4bxc36.bxc3d57.Bg2Ba68.Ne5Nbd79.Nc6Qc810.Ba3Bxa311.Nxa3Qb712.Nb4c513.dxc5Nxc514.Rb1Qd715.Nxa6Nxa616.c4O-O17.cxd5Nxd518.e4Qe719.Nb5Nb620.a5Nc421.Qe2Rac822.O-ORc523.Rfc1Rfc824.Qa2h525.Bf1Ne526.Qa3Nf3+27.Kg2Nd228.Rxc5Rxc529.Rd1Nxe430.Qf3Re531.Qf4f632.Nd4Qb733.Nf3?!...Black's rook was only tied down to the e6-pawn when the knight was on d4.
Better was33.Qf3Nac5(33...Rxa5?34.Nxe6+−)34.Bc4Nd635.Qxb7Ndxb733....Rxa534.Rd8+?!...34.Bc4!Ng535.Rd8+Kh736.Bd3+g637.Bxa6Qxf3+38.Qxf3Nxf339.Bc434....Kh735.Bxa6?...This is too
simplifying for the player down two pawns.35.Bc4was again provocative,
as now many moves would be too passive.g5!(35...Nac536.h4!stopping
...g7-g5 and stabalizing.)36.Bd5!?(36.Qe3Nac5(36...g4??37.Bxe6gxf3+38.Qxf3with many elegant points, includingNec539.Rd7++−(39.Bd5is even stronger, but the idea of the text is simpler to mere mortals.)))gxf437.Bxb7Nac538.Bxe4+Nxe439.Rd4Nc5∓35....Rxa636.Rb8Qd537.Rb4Ng5Now Black successfully simplifies.38.h4Nxf339.Qxf3Qxf3+40.Kxf3Ra241.Rb7a542.Re7e543.Ra7a444.Ke3Ra145.Kf3Kh646.Ra6a347.Ke3Kg648.Ra7Kf549.Kf3g650.Ra4a251.Ra6g552.hxg5fxg553.Ra4e4+54.Kg2h455.gxh4gxh456.Ra8h3+57.Kh2Kg458.Ra3Kf40-1 Black wins.0-1