rnbqkbnrpppppppp32PPPPPPPPRNBQKBNR [Event "Vasylyshin memorial"] [Site "Lviv"] [Date "2008.10.29"] [Round "13"] [White "Grekh, Andrey"] [Black "Sulashvili, Malkhaz"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "B22"] [WhiteElo "2391"] [BlackElo "2495"] [Annotator "Grekh, Andrei"] [PlyCount "67"] [EventDate "2008.10.21"] [EventType "tourn"] [EventRounds "15"] [EventCountry "UKR"] [EventCategory "10"] 36P15. 10.15p 42P7. 12.7p 35P15. 6.14n 28P7. 21.5n 45N16. 26.8p 35P6. 1.16n 42N14. 11.7p 43B17. 27.14n 42P6. 19.8p 28P6. This is my favourite pawn structure.5.6b 60.RK. 4.rk. 52Q6. The plan here is simple but effective. Mating attack!3.6q 60R. 3r1. 36Q15. 14.7p 43.6B 3.23r 39P15. The pawn bolted to check how black king is doing2.8b 31P7. 4b6. Black is now feeling himself ok, he set up in center and is ready to repulse.22P8. 15.6p 37B20. Inaccuracy.Better was41B8. 24r2. 37B20. 18.5n $6The opponent didn't use it, he should have played subtle move Rc5 and create me problem with pawn c3. And knight better stay on c630B6. $1 Trading important defender of dark squares is possible since the knight retreated and there is no problem with protecting the e5 pawn.12.17b 30N14. My pieces go straightforward to black king, his counterplay is far not easy.10.23q Computer suggests frst10.31q 36.2Q $142.7q but after30.5N $1 he drastically changes his evaluation and says that Black position is hopeless. 36.8Q 34.4q 30.5N The knight spots nice sqaure and goes there.6.7k 21N14. 27.23r 36R23. 30q8. 36.1R $128q1. 38.R Position is almost lost what is good indicated by one of variations4.13b 21q6. 15R23. 14.k 21Q23. 50r. 56.2R and rook switches in with decisive effect15R23. 5k8. Nice final is there22B27. $3Not that often you can enjoy queen sacrifice in your game.5.6k 18.26b 13R1. Pity it didn't happen in game.13R1. 12.6k 22.13B .6r 46P7. 18.8b 11R1. 18k. 56.3R