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ANALYSED GAME No 075
Updated: April 2008
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Radjabov, Teimour (AZE) (2729) -
Tiviakov, Sergey (NED) (2682)
[B35] Corus - Wijk aan
Zee, NED (4), 16.01.2007
(Annotation: "Chess-Theory")
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X0
Sicilian: (B35), Accelerated fianchetto, modern variation with Bc4.
1.e4
X1 c5
X2 2.Nf3
X3 Nc6
X4 3.d4
X5 cxd4
X6 4.Nxd4
X7 g6
X8 5.Nc3
X9 Bg7
X10
The Accelerated fianchetto
6.Be3
X11 Nf6
X12 7.Bc4
X13
A Relatively Mixed Opening (see also: B72, B75, B77, B78, B79) introduced in 1955, in the game: Bend, Edwin - Wade, Robert, Graham, 1-0, (B35), Clare Benedicict Cup, 1955.
7...0-0
X14 8.Bb3
X15 a5
X16
An idea of Vladimir Savon, played for the first time in the short draw: Kostluchenko, Alexandre I - Savon, Vladimir A, 1/2-1/2, (B35) - ch Kiev, 1959 - This beginning is a B35-Quasi Pure Opening (see also: B77).
. 9.0-0
X17
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[ The main answer is: 9.f3
X18 Hence, was played last year: 9...d5
X19 10.Bxd5
X20 Nxd5
X21 11.Nxd5
X22 f5
X23 12.Nxc6
X24 bxc6
X25 13.Nb6
X26 Rb8
X27 14.Qxd8
X28 Rxd8
X29 15.Nxc8
X30 Rdxc8=
X31 Lau, Robert - Rogers, Ian, 1/2-1/2, (B35), Los Angeles, American op., 2006.]
9...Nxd4
X32
A very rare answer!
[ The main line is as follows: 9...a4
X33 10.Nxa4
X34 Nxe4
X35 11.Nb5
X36 Ra6
X37 with possibly the suite: 12.Qe2
X38 d5
X39 13.Rad1
X40 e6
X41 14.c4
X42 Na5
X43 15.cxd5
X44 Nxb3
X45 16.dxe6
X46 Nbd2
X47 17.Nac3=
X48 Saric, Ivan - Boziocic, Marin, 1-0, (B35), Zagreb, op., 2006.]
10.Bxd4
X49 d6
X50 11.Qe2
X51 Bd7
X52 12.Rad1
X53 a4
X54 13.Bc4
X55 Bc6
X56 14.a3N
X57
Radjabov prefers stopping now all complications on the a-file.
[ Has been played recently: 14.e5
X58 dxe5
X59 15.Bxe5
X60 Qa5
X61 16.Nb5
X62 Bxb5
X63 17.Bxb5
X64 a3
X65 18.bxa3
X66 Qxa3
X67 19.Bc4
X68 De la Villa Gar. - Frois, Antonio, ˝-˝, (B35), Sanxenxo op., 2006.]
14...Ra5!
X69 15.Nd5
X70 Nd7
X71
[ The exchange series: 15...Nxd5
X72 16.exd5
X73 Bxd5
X74 17.Bxd5
X75 Rxd5
X76 18.Bb6
X77 Qxb6
X78 19.Rxd5
X79 Bxb2
X80 +/= is favourable to White.]
16.Rfe1
X81 Re8
X82 17.c3
X83 e6
X84 18.Nb4
X85 Bf8
+/=
Radjabov has a not neglected positional advantage, but all this phasis (Deep Middle Game, according to the «New Chess Theory»: NCT IV - Unfolding of a game) is rather difficult to play.
X86 19.f3
X87 Qc7
X88 20.Qf2
X89 Nc5
X90 21.Rd2
X91 Qe7?!
X92
An unaccuracy; Black does not seem to have an obvious plan.
[ A more efficient defense results of the line: 21...Bh6
X93 22.Be3
X94 Bxe3
X95 23.Qxe3
X96 Bb5
X97 24.Bxb5
X98 Rxb5
X99 25.Red1
X100 +/=]
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22.Rde2
X101 Rc8
X102 23.Ba2
X103 Bb5
X104 24.Rd2
X105 Nd7
X106 25.f4
X107 +/-
Teimour develops an excellent positional play. Sergey Tiviakov has a solid defensive play, but not so precise.
25...Bc4
X108 26.Bb1
X109 Nc5
X110 27.Bc2
X111 Nb3
X112 28.Bxb3
X113 Bxb3
X114 29.Rd3=
X115 /unclear
This move foretells a concentration of White' s forces on the King side preparing an attack on the Black Castle.
29...Bc4
X116 30.Rh3
X117 e5!?
X118 31.Bb6
X119 Rb5
X120 32.f5!
X121
An interesting but rather classic Break Move.
32...f6!?
X122 33.Be3
X123 gxf5
X124 34.Qxf5
X125 +/- 34...Be6
X126 35.Rg3+
X127 Kh8
X128 36.Qf2
X129 Bg7
X130 37.Qd2
X131 Rg8
X132 38.Rd1
X133 Bf8
X134 39.Rxg8+
X135 Kxg8
X136 40.Bh6
X137 Bb3
X138 41.Rf1
X139 Rc5!?
X140
[ Black may try, without any illusion, the defensive line: 41...Bc4
X141 42.Rf3
X142 Bxh6
X143 43.Qxh6
X144 d5!
X145 44.exd5
X146 Bxd5
X147 45.Rxf6
X148 Qg7
X149 46.Qxg7+
X150 Kxg7
X151 47.Nxd5!
X152 Rxd5
X153 48.Rb6!
X154 +-]
42.Rf3
X155 Rc8
X156 43.Nd5!
X157 Bxd5
X158
The only choice. It is clear that White increases continuously its advantage.
44.Qxd5+
X159 Kh8
X160
Again, Sergey Tiviakov does not have any other choice!
45.Be3
X161 Bg7
X162 46.Qb5
X163 Ra8
X164 47.Bf2
X165
With the idea: Rd3. Teimour tries to exercise a pressure on Black' s weak pawns. Obviously, in such a position, it will be better for him to own a Knight, instead of a Bishop.
47...Qc7
X166 48.Rd3
X167 Bf8
X168 49.Rd5
X169 Qc6
X170 50.Qd3
X171 Be7
X172 51.Rb5
X173 Bd8
X174 +/-
Sergey puts up a fight as well as possible.
52.Rd5
X175 Bc7
X176 53.h3
X177 Rf8
X178 54.Rb5
X179 Ra8
X180 55.Rd5
X181 Rg8
X182 56.Kh2
X183 Rg6
X184 57.c4
X185 Rg8
X186 58.Bh4
X187 Rg6
X188 59.Qf3
X189 Kg7
X190 60.c5
X191 dxc5
X192 61.Qf5
X193 Bd6
X194 62.Qe6
X195 f5
X196
The only choice.
63.Qxf5
X197 Qc7
X198 64.Bg3
X199 Rf6
X200 65.Qh5
X201 Re6
X202 66.Qe2
X203
[ Might be considered: 66.Qd1
X204 Qe7
X205 67.Qxa4
X206 Rg6
X207 68.Qb3
X208 +-]
66...Kf8
X209 67.Qd1
X210 b5?
X211
A decisive mistake certainly due to the pressure.
[ Accurate was: 67...Qc6
X212 68.Qf3+
X213 Kg8
X214 69.Qg4+
X215 Rg6
X216 70.Qf5
X217 +/-]
68.Qf1+
X218 Ke8
X219 69.Qxb5+
X220 Qd7
X221 70.Qe2
X222 Qf7
X223 71.Qa6
X224 Qd7
X225 72.Qa8+
X226 Kf7
X227 73.Qh8
X228
This time, Tiviakov' s position is indefensible!
73...h6
X229 74.Qh7+
X230 Ke8
X231 75.Qg8+
Teimour is finally rewarded to have been so courageous and combative.
1-0
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[D53]
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[C42]
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[B91]
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No016
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[E15]
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No015
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[E15]
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No014
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[C42]
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No013
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Jacques&Michel Vs engine
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[A13]
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No012
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Martin, Milan (2200) Vs Jaulneau, Ch. (2363)
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[B30]
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No011
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Bachmann Vs Fiechtl
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[C67]
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No010
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Fumerolle (1455) Vs Khalidkhan (1796)
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[D60]
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No009
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THEORY - CCT - III - DIAG 02
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***
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No008
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THEORY - CCT - III - DIAG 01
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***
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No007
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Arapovic,V (2443) Vs Budimir,B (2250)
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[A45]
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No006
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Kramnik,V (2777) Vs Grischuk,A (2732)
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[E39]
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No005
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Lautier, Joel (2666) Vs Epishin, V (2658)
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[D15]
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No004
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Fritsche,F (GER) (2321) Vs Bruneau,M (2254)
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[B22]
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No003
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Delabarre, Olivier (2205) Vs Bruneau, M (2391)
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[B81]
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No002
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Black,R (USA) (2314) Vs Bruneau,M (2254)
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[E44]
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No001
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Oosterman, M-J (NED) Vs Bruneau, M (2254)
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[A50]
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