1.e4
c5
The Sicilian
2.Nf3
e6
3.d4
cxd4
4.Nxd4
Nf6
5.Nc3
d6
6.g4
The Keres Attack, one of the reasons that many players play 2...d6 and 5...a6 first
6...Nc6
7.g5
Nd7
8.Be3
In this line, white gets a quick kingside initiative
8...Be7
9.h4
0-0
Courage required.
10.Qh5
Trying to entice ...g6
10...Re8
11.0-0-0
a6
12.f4
Bf8
13.f5
exf5
Diagram
14.Qxf7+!
Kxf7
15.Bc4+
Re6
[15...Ke7
16.Nxf5#
; 15...Kg6
16.h5#
]
16.Nxe6
[16.Bxe6+
Ke8
]
16...Qa5
17.Nc7+
Ke7
[17...Kg6
18.h5#
]
18.N3d5+
Kd8
19.Ne6+
Ke8
20.Bd2
Qa4
21.Bb3
Qxe4
22.Rhe1
Rb8
[22...Qxh4
23.Nec7+
Kf7
24.Nf4+
d5
25.Bxd5#
]
23.Rxe4
fxe4
24.Rf1
White emerges with an enormous positional advantage
24...Nce5
25.Bb4
Nf3
26.Ndc7+
Ke7
27.Rd1
Nc5
28.Nxc5
a5
[28...dxc5
29.Bxc5#
]
29.N5a6
axb4
30.Nxb8
Nxh4
31.Nb5
Bg4
32.Rxd6
e3
33.Rb6
e2
34.Rxb7+
[34.Rxb7+
Ke8
(34...Kd8
35.Nc6+
Kc8
(35...Ke8
36.Bf7#
) 36.Rc7#
) 35.Bf7+
Kd8
36.Nc6+
Kc8
37.Rc7#
] 1-0