(1) Worek,Joanna (2306) - Rajlich,Iweta (2436)
I miedzynarodowy turniej im.K.Holuj-Rad Warszawa (3.4), 08.08.2011



1.d4 Sf6 2.c4 g6 3.Sc3 d5 4.cxd5 Sxd5 5.e4 Sxc3 6.bxc3 Lg7 7.Lc4 c5 8.Se2 Sc6 9.Le3 0-0 10.0-0
Grunfeld defence main line with Bc4 is one of the most popular lines nowadays. It is very sharp line where every move is worth the today price of gold.

10...Dc7
[10...b6 imho can give black equal positions ]

11.Tc1 Td8 12.Lf4
[deserves attention: 12.Dd2!? ]

12...Le5
[12...Dd7 13.dxc5 De8 and black has some compensation was an alternative]

13.Lxe5
[13.Lg3 ]

13...Sxe5 14.Lb3 Sg4 15.Sg3 c4!?
black relieve the tention from the centerwith the idea of advancing its queen side pawns. [15...Df4 16.De1 with the idea h3 and white stands better 16...cxd4 17.cxd4 Txd4? 18.h3+- ]

16.Lc2 b5
[16...e5!? ]

17.h3
[17.De1 e5! 18.h3 exd4! ]

17...Se3 18.fxe3 Dxg3 19.Tf3!
and white chances are perhaps better [19.De2? Lxh3 ]

19...Dc7
[19...Dg5!? would slow dawn white attack 20.e5! Lb7 21.e4 ]

20.e5!
otherwise black would have gladly play it.

20...Lb7
[20...a5!? 21.Df1 (21.Dd2? Dxe5-/+ ; 21.h4? Lg4-+ ; 21.a3 Ta6!? ) 21...Tf8~~ ]

21.Tf4
[21.e4!? ]

21...Da5?!
black king was left alone [necesery was: 21...f5! 22.exf6 exf6 23.Dg4 Td6 ]

22.Lb1
black king was left alone [22.Dd2!? Dxa2? 23.Txf7! ]

22...Da3?
[22...Tf8 with the idea f5 was neccesery]

23.Dd2+-
with deadly attack

23...e6
[23...Tab8 24.Tcf1 Tf8 25.Df2+- ]

24.h4
[24.Tcf1 Td7 25.h4 a5 26.h5-> with deadly attack]

24...Tac8 25.h5 b4
[25...Tf8 26.Tcf1 De7 27.Tf6 Ld5 28.De2+- ]

26.hxg6
[26.Tcf1!+- Tf8 27.Df2 Tc7 28.hxg6 hxg6 29.Lxg6+- ]

26...fxg6
Diagram here perhaps my opponent missed the chance to win the best game prise by playing Bg6 sacrifice

27.Tf6?
is a mistake but probably white is still winning becouse of the black king weaknes - but now is more difficult... [27.Tcf1!+- Dxc3 28.Df2+- with mating attack; 27.Lxg6! hxg6 28.Dc2 (28.Tf6? Le4 ) 28...Kg7 (28...Le4 29.Dxe4 Dxc1+ 30.Kh2+- ) 29.Tcf1+- (29.Tf6? Le4! ; 29.Tg4? Le4 30.Txe4 b3<=> ) ]

27...bxc3 28.Txc3
[28.Dxc3 Dxc3 29.Txc3 Te8 black is left with weak pawns and less active pieces; 28.Txg6+? hxg6 29.Dc2 Kh8-+ ]

28...Db4 29.Dc1 Ld5
[29...Tc7 30.Txe6+- ]

30.a3 Db7 31.Dc2?
[31.Lxg6!+- hxg6 (31...Td7 32.e4 Lxe4 33.Lxe4 Dxe4 34.Tf4 Dd5 35.Tg3+ Kh8 36.Df1+- ) 32.Txg6+ Kf7 33.e4!+- ]

31...Tb8+/= 32.La2 Tdc8
[32...Le4? 33.Df2+- ]

33.Tf4 Db6
[33...Db2!? ]

34.Kh2 Tf8
[34...Tb7!? ]

35.Txf8+ Txf8 36.Lxc4 Dd8 37.De2
[37.g3! Lxc4 38.Txc4 Da5 39.Dc3 Db5<=> ]

37...Dh4+= 38.Kg1 Tb8
[38...Tc8!? ]

39.Tc1
[39.Lb5!? Dg3 40.a4 Tf8= ]

39...Tc8 40.Tc2 Tb8?
[40...Lxc4 41.Txc4 Txc4 42.Dxc4 De1+ 43.Kh2 Dh4+= ]

41.Tc1?
[41.Df2 Dg4 42.Ld3+/- ]

41...Tc8 42.Tc2 Tb8? 43.Tc1?
white had a lot of chances to win this game and black shoud be very happy to draw. And ofcouse it is all easy to say at home with the Rybka running in the co mputer sreen :-) 1/2-1/2