1.e4
c6
2.d4
d5
3.Nc3
dxe4
4.Nxe4
Bf5
5.Ng3
Bg6
6.Nf3
Nd7
7.Bd3
e6
8.0-0
Qc7
9.c4
0-0-0
10.Bxg6
hxg6
11.Qa4
Kb8
12.b4
Nh6
13.Qb3
Nf5
14.a4
e5
15.dxe5
Nxe5
16.Nxe5
Qxe5
17.Bb2
Qc7
18.c5
Diagram Here's the position in the quiz. Bellin provides three possible plans: 1) Counter-attacking down the h-file with Qf4-h4; 2) Relying on the pin of the Bg3 to play Nd4 with the aim of simplifying to the endgame; and 3) Attacking the b4-c5 pawn duo in order to activate the Bf8
18...a5
19.Rad1
[19.bxa5
Bxc5
20.a6
b6
With the better pawns structure and very active pieces.]
19...Rxd1
20.Rxd1
Rh4
21.bxa5
Bxc5
Black has succeeded in developing the bishop. The Ng3 cannot take othe Nf5 owing to the threat of Qxh2
22.a6
[22.Nxf5
Qxh2+
]
22...b6
23.Re1
Ka7
24.Be5
Qd7
25.Ne4
[25.a5
b5
]
25...Bd4
26.g3
Bxe5
27.gxh4
Nd4
28.Qd1
Qd5
[28...Qf5
]
29.Re3
Nf5
30.Re1
Nd4
31.Qd3
f5
32.Ng5
c5
33.Re3
c4
34.Qd1
Kxa6
35.Ra3
Bf6
36.h3
f4
37.Qg4
Ka5
38.Nf3
Kb4
39.Nxd4
Kxa3
40.Nc2+
Kxa4
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