LARSEN, Bent (2625) Vs BROWNE, Walter (2530), 1-0, [A43], Hastings (9), 1972, CARNAVAL Images, CARNAVAL Pictures, VENICE CARNAVAL FANTASY

ANALYSED GAME N^o 063
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~ CHESS GAME OF THE PAST ~
Larsen, Bent (2625)-
Browne, Walter (2530)
[A43] Hastings (9), 1972

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X0 ***Theory*** -

1.d4 X1 Nf6 X2 2.Nf3 X3 c5 X4 3.d5 X5 b5 X6 4.Bg5 X7 d6 X8 5.e3 X9

ECB (ECO Codes Base) Classification: [A43-o7*]

5...a6 X10 6.a4 X11 b4 X12 7.Bc4 X13

This move distinguishes the end of the opening and precisely of the Opening Critical Phase (OPCP:)

New Chess Theory IV - Unfolding of a game.

7...Nbd7 X14

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We enter here in the Thematic Middle Game (THMG:).

[ A credible alternative is: 7...g6 X15 8.Nbd2 X16 Bg7 X17 9.0-0 X18 0-0 X19 10.Qe2 X20 h6 X21 11.Bh4 X22 g5 X23 12.Bg3 X24 Nh5 X25 13.Rab1 X26 Nd7 X27 14.e4 X28 Ra7 X29 15.b3 X30 Nb6 X31 Crocker, Philip J - Fossan, Peter (2310) A43 (26) 0-1, Gausdal Int, 1990.]

8.Nbd2 X32 g6 X33 9.e4 X34 Bg7 X35 10.h3 X36 0-0 X37 11.0-0 X38 Nb6 X39 12.Re1 X40 a5 X41 13.Bb5

Now begins the Deep Middle Game (DEMG:)

New Chess Theory IV - Unfolding of a game. The configuration is very complicated and it is difficult to find a correct Plan (PLAN:).

The last Larsen move is justified by the idea of neutralise the Black Good Bishop (BGBI:) c8.

X42 In fact in such a position one may affirm White and Black have two Good Bishops (GOB:); thus, in this position you have an example of 4 Good Bishops (4GBI:)!

13...Nfd7

Let us notice again the so characteristic Old Benoni Center (OBC:) d5,e4-c5,d6 with its typical constituents:
1) The King Air Lock (KIAL:) e4-d6.
2) The Benoni Ram (BERA:) d5-d6.

X43 a1-h8 is a Critical Line (CRLI:) and obviously e5 is a Critical Point (CRPT:). Precisely by his last move Black reinforces his control on the e5-square.

14.Qc1 X44

With the idea: Bh6.

14...Ba6 X45 15.Bxa6 X46 Rxa6 X47 16.Nf1 X48 Re8 X49 17.Bh6 X50 e6 X51

The first Break Move (BREM:) in this game.

18.Bxg7 X52 Kxg7

Like this four Bishops have disappeared.

X53 We have to remark, both opponents play very accurately and the game is of very high level!

19.dxe6 X54 Rxe6 X55 20.b3 X56 h6 X57 21.Qd2 X58 Ra8 X59 22.Rad1 X60

One attends a fine Positional Play (POP:).

Open Files (OPFI:) d,e are the place of the tackling; typically we are observing a Center Battle (CEBA:).

22...Qe7 X61 23.Ng3 X62 Nf6 X63 24.Qd3 X64 Re8 X65 25.Qb5 X66 Qa7 X67 26.Re3 X68 Nbd7 X69 27.Re2 X70 Qc7 X71 28.Qd3 X72 Qc6 X73 29.c4!? X74 Qc7 X75

[ If Black exchanges in c3: 29...bxc3 X76 30.Qxc3 X77 White and Black have a Backward Pawn (BAP:).]

30.h4= X78 Ng4! X79

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Black has now a 6-Control (6CO:) of the Critical Point (CRPT:) e5.

31.h5 X80 Nde5 X81 32.Nxe5 X82 Nxe5= X83

e5 is a Black Strong Square (BSS:) and it is interesting for Black to set here a Knight.

33.Qe3 X84 Nc6 X85 34.Rd5 X86 Nd4 X87

A very strong Knight indeed!

35.Rd2 X88 Kh7 X89 36.f3 X90 Re5 X91 37.hxg6+ X92 fxg6 X93 38.Ne2 X94 Rxd5 X95 39.cxd5 X96 Nxe2+ X97 40.Qxe2= X98 Qg7 X99

This way the Black Queen may penetrate in the White camp.

41.Qa6

And similarly the White Queen penetrates the Black position.

X100 41...Qa1+ X101 42.Kf2 X102 Qc3? X103

A Critical Choice (CRCH:) in fact very dangerous.

[ May be recommended: 42...Qf6 X104 43.Ke2 X105 ( 43.Qxa5? X106 Rxe4 X107 44.g3 X108 Re7 X109 -/+ ) 43...Qd8 X110 assuring the draw.]

43.Ke2! X111 Qxb3 X112 44.Qxd6 X113 Qc4+ X114 45.Kf2! X115

Larsen finds always the best retort!

45...Rg8 X116 46.Qc7+ X117 Rg7 X118 47.d6!! X119

The winning move!

47...b3 X120

[ Is not better: 47...Rxc7 X121 48.dxc7 X122 Qe6 X123 49.Rd8 X124 c4 X125 50.c8Q X126 Qxc8 X127 51.Rxc8 X128 c3 X129 52.Ke3 X130 +-]

48.d7 X131 b2 X132 49.Qb8!

A beautiful Larsen' s performance!

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[B90]

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[B90]

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[B17]

N^o018
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[C42]

N^o017
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[B91]

N^o016
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[E15]

N^o015
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[E15]

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[D60]

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