rnbqkbnrpppppppp32PPPPPPPPRNBQKBNR [Event "Paleohora,Greece"] [Site "Греция"] [Date "2009.07.22"] [Round "3"] [White "Chulivska, Vita"] [Black "Meijers, Viesturs"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "B00"] [WhiteElo "2304"] [BlackElo "2483"] [Annotator "Chulivska Vita"] [PlyCount "53"] [EventDate "2009.??.??"] Many boys think that, if they play with a girl anything but theoretical openings, they would win! I like this point of view! :)36P15. 9.7p 35P15. 2.6b 43B17. 12.7p 45N16. 11.7p 60.RK. 1.9n 60R. 6.5n 34P15. $6The centre is mine anyway, but I wanted to control even more squares. It is named "Give me pills from avidity and more please!" :)14.7p 42N14. 5.8b 37B20. $6I don't understand now, why I made this move. The bishop can lose a tempo after e5. I promise, I'll never play like this anymore! :)More logical was30B27. $515.7p 30.13B 4.rk. 51Q7. 6.8k with advantage in space due to a center4.rk. 51Q7. 4r. $620.7p $523B13. 12.5n The dubious Bf4 is punished here.23B13. 7b6. $6 Too passive! Black tries to preserve more pieces, but he went too far.43.6B 8.7p 56.2R 10.7p $2Instead of this move I spent a lot of time calculating variation after move17.7p because I felt that black pieces have problems with space, and it is necessary to use it.25P8. 16.8p 25N16. .47r 41B8. 16r31. 30N14. White has the upper hand. I thought in a joke later, that my opponent needs to play c6 for complete happiness! It looks consistently after: b6, d6, e6, g6 and a6, I even began to think what I will do after с6! As a result my intuition came true :)28P7. My eyes scattered from plenty of possibilities after c6, but alas, I did not find the best move.30N14. $120.7p 28P6. 11.16n 41B8. It's a funny computer's move! The bishop protects pawn c4 and also will attack pawn f7 in the future.18.7p 47P7. .r 37P15. 18n9. 32B8. 7.27b 55K6. with stable advantage.19.7p 30N14. $627P6. $518.8p 39P15. with an attack on the king's side.12.16n $2This move helps me to blow up position. Better was27.6p $537Q13. 12.16n 13N16. 6.6k 38P15. Black's efforts to rescue his position are vain, he made too many mistakes in the opening.29B20. 20.8p 27P6. $2Superfluous exchange. It was better to play20P7. $1immediately13.6p 20N9. 2q. it is necessary to protect c7-square23.13B 11.16n 11.9n 10N9. 4.55r 59.R .r 27P6. 18.8p 51.7Q $3with idea to play Qb328B8. 7.20b 28R31. 4.15r 32N9. The superfluous exchange of pawns c4 and c6 could help my opponent with defence of pawn b6 on the sixth rank in our game. It creates an additional object for an attack.20.7r 28P6. 2.7q 27P6. 18.8p 35Q15. the period of serious problems begins for Black.18.8p 20P7. 13.6p 20N9. 2q. 23.13B 11.9n $611.16n $528B8. 4.15r 7B20. 6.k 20R39. 2.17q 59.R 19q. 28R31. with an overwhelming difference between good white and bad black pieces.10N9. 4.55r 51.8Q 59.R $5.7r 12R47. 9.8b 10.16N It's also winning position for White.7r 12Q47. 2.2q $42.8q $559.R 7.6b It's a little better for Black, but result should be the same12.7Q 5.7q 17Q2. 21.9n 8Q8. 31.5n 8.Q Being asked what I felt after winning over grandmaster, I answered that I was just very happy! :)