rnbqkbnrpppppppp32PPPPPPPPRNBQKBNR [Event "26th Open"] [Site "Cappelle la Grande FRA"] [Date "2010.02.18"] [Round "7"] [White "Vovk, Andrey"] [Black "Olszewski, Michal"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "B67"] [WhiteElo "2508"] [BlackElo "2562"] [Annotator "Vovk Andrey"] [PlyCount "53"] [EventDate "2010.02.13"] 36P15. 10.15p 45N16. 11.7p 35P15. 26.8p 35N9. 6.14n 42N14. 8.7p 30B27. 12.7p 37P15. 3.6q 21B8. 14.6p 51Q7. 1.16n 56.1KR. 2.8b 57K. .1kr. 34B26. 18.16n 35Q15. 5.6b $6 Too passive. Better was immidiate 13...Rhg8 - trying to prevent transferQd3-h3. 29P7. Starting to play versus the weakest place in black shield - pawn e66r. 35.7Q $1 Typical maneuvre in such positions and at the same time defending g2 pawn6.31r 6.47r $220P8. 13.6p 43.3Q 3.2r 20B13. $16 Black pawn structure and bishop are awfull34.6B 3.2r $6Better was:15.15p 43.3Q 3.3r but anyway whites position is very comfortable43.3Q 6.7r Now black rooks got stuck60R2. $6 Better was g3 at first and then Rhe110.13q $2Black needed to play38.15r 20P8. 13.6p 20B20. 11.8b 20Q26. 10.q 20.20Q 54.r And he has some counterplay with an extra pawn46P7. $1 Defending pawn on g2 in some variations and preventing Qe51k. 24.3q $227N14. $120.6p 27R31. $1823Q23. $1 Preparing another typical idea for this pawn structure Ne2-f42b8. 42.9N 20.8p Black wanted to make a play sharper29P6. 24.4q 35N16. 22q6. $6 But other continuations dont give much pleasure for Black either.23.27Q 3b8. 33Q17. 6r7. 27B13. $1Decisive move19Q13. $63.6b 12Q6. $1622.8q 18N16. $1