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Perez Candelario,M (2408) - Rustemov,A (2598) [C10]
Albox op Albox (4.1), 24.07.2002
[Rustemov,A]
Partida Premio de Belleza Jaan Eslon y David Garcia Ilundain
1.e4 e6
2.d4 d5
3.Cd2 dxe4
4.Cxe4 Ad7
5.Cf3 Ac6
6.Ad3 Cd7
7.0-0 Cgf6
8.Ced2 Ae7
9.Te1 0-0
10.Cc4 Ad5!?
[ 10...b6
11.Cce5 Ab7
12.De2+/= Kruppa-Rustemov,
Memorial Boleslavsky, Minsk, 1996] 11.Cce5
c5 12.c4
Axf3 13.Cxf3
[ 13.Dxf3
cxd4 14.Dxb7
Da5! 15.Af4
Tab8 16.Df3
Txb2 17.Cc6
Dc5 18.Ac1!
Tb6 19.Cxe7+
Dxe7 20.Aa3!
Cc5 21.Te5
Cfd7 22.Axc5
Cxc5 23.Axh7+
Rxh7 24.Dh3+!
( 24.Dh5+
Rg8 25.Txc5
Td8-/+ ) 24...Rg8
25.Th5 f5[]
26.Th8+ Rf7
27.Dh5+ Rf6
28.Dh4+= ] 13...cxd4
14.Cxd4 h6
[ 14...Ac5!?
; 14...Ab4!?
] 15.a3 a5
16.b3 Ac5
17.Cb5 Cb8!
Beep Move. The idea to take under control very important squares
d4 and b4, b4 removing the khight to c6. Black shall keep blockade the
queen side. Also black open d-file 18.Ab2
Cc6 19.Df3
De7 20.Tad1
[ 20.Axf6
Dxf6 21.Dxf6
gxf6 22.Ae4
f5 ] 20...Tfd8
21.Dg3?! [
21.g3!? ] 21...Rf8!
the part of the dark-squares strategy, now black is ready to play
Nd4 [ 21...Cd4?
22.Cxd4 Axd4
23.Axd4 Txd4
24.Ah7+! ] 22.Ac2
Txd1 23.Txd1
Td8 24.Txd8+
Dxd8 25.Ac3
De7 26.Ab2
e5 Continue
the dark-squares strategy 27.h3
Cd4 28.Cxd4
Axd4 29.Ac1
[ 29.Axd4
exd4=/+ ] 29...Dc5
30.Df3 [
30.Ad3 b5!|^
] 30...a4! 31.Dxb7
[ 31.Ad2
axb3! 32.Axb3
( 32.Ab4?
bxc2!! 33.Axc5+
Rg8! 34.De3
Ab2!-+ ) 32...e4
33.Dg3 Dxa3-/+
] 31...Axf2+
32.Rh2 [
32.Rh1 axb3
33.Dxb3 Dc7!|^
; 32.Rf1!?
] 32...axb3 33.Axb3?!
And with another moves there is some difficulties for white.
[ For example 33.Dxb3
Dc7!|^ ; ore
33.Db8+ Re7
34.Dxb3 Dc7
with iniciavive] 33...Rg8!!
Very strong move. Black avoid the possible exchange of queens (after
Qb4) and create the attack. 34.Da8+?
the Mistake. My young talented opponent overlooked my 35th move
[ 34.Ac2!
was correct with chances to defense after 34...e4
( or 34...g5
35.Df3 ) 35.Db8+
Rh7 36.Df4
] 34...Rh7 35.Ac2+
e4! that is!
36.Axe4+ white
queen is far away and can&apost help for own army [ a)
36.Db8 Dxc4
37.Db1 Ch5
38.Axe4+ g6-+
; b) 36.Af4
Dxc4 37.Da4
Df1 38.Axe4+
g6-+ ; c)
36.Da4 De5+
37.Rh1 Dc3-+
] 36...g6 37.Af4!
the best practical chance [ not enough 37.Dc6
De5+ ; or
37.Af3 De5+
] 37...Dxc4!!
thats funny but Fritz computer programm doesn&apost see "my
combination" and giving 37...Qd4-/+ as the best continuation 38.Df8!
[ 38.Dc6
Df1-+ ] 38...Cxe4!
39.Dxh6+ [
39.Ae5 Cf6!
40.De7 (
40.Axf6? Df4+
) 40...Ah4 with
the idea Bg5 -f4] 39...Rg8
40.Ae5 Ag1+!!
the point of combination 41.Rh1
[ 41.Rxg1
Dc5+ ] 41...Cg3+!
white resignes, because with both soon mate is coming 42.Rxg1
[ or 42.Axg3
Df1 43.Af2
] 42...Dc5+ 43.Rh2
Dxe5 0-1
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