rnbqkbnrpppppppp32PPPPPPPPRNBQKBNR [Event "80th Ukrainian Chess Championship"] [Site "chesslaw.org.ua"] [Date "2011.06.24"] [Round "11.4"] [White "Volokitin, Andrei"] [Black "Miroshnichenko, Evgenij"] [Result "1-0"] [ECO "C67"] [WhiteElo "2671"] [BlackElo "2651"] [Annotator "Volokitin Andrei"] [PlyCount "97"] [EventDate "2011.??.??"] 36P15. 12.15p 45N16. 1.16n 25B35. 6.14n 60.RK. 21.14n 35P15. 19n16. 18B6. 11.6p 28P6. 19.9n 3Q55. 3k. 47P7. 15.7p The idea of this move is take square g5 under control, preparing Bd7 and 0-0-059R1. Stopping Black's plan3.k Now it turned out that h6 was unnecessary move. Pawn on h5 would be more useful. On the other hand, being stubborn is worse2.8b $238P15. $112n16. The knight has to close his bishop and after piece is lost.20P7. 13.6p 28N16. 42N14. 12n16. 37B20. 12.9n 37.17B These all I analyzed 2 years ago.5.27b That is the move I saw42.9N 12b20. Instead of this I studied2.8b 35N9. Looking like a planed move. I want Ng3 and e6 occasionally.2.8b 46N5. An interesting move. But it was possible also to play on weakness of black pawns after e6 and Bc7. White is a lttle better after this. Here Evgeniy reacted very strong too.23.7p $122.5n $229N16. 12.8b 59.R 29N16. 5b6. $2Played without thinking. But it is actually a bad mistake. The better chance was18.7p $112N16. a must because suddenly it turns out that White can't win a pawn14N14. $64.k 29N5. 11.6b 12N16. 12n9. and square h5 is not available for white knight. That was the point of move h54.7k 20P7. 13.6p 35.5N 9.7p 10B44. 11.6b Black finally connected his rooks, afterwards they'll come to c8 and d8. Not too great for me. I think Black is equalizing.59.R Now White has good advanatge because of inevitable e6.12n9. 20P7. 13.6p 12N16. Computer suggests unbelivable29.9N $1 but I never considered this move during the game.5.6b 10B44. .1r 10.13B 7.15r 56.2R 18.7p It's very hard to play for Black. Many weaknesses, White dominates, square e5.35.9N 12.8b 24.26B 7r15. Rook has to retreat back because of no better choise22r. $228N16. 21.6b 28R31. and after Bg5 black rook stucks there without any chance to get out. Hopeless position.28N16. 2.r 42B8. 7.15r 19R39. $1A very strong move.2b8. 21.6b 28R31. Opposed coloured bishops endgame, where first falls one pawn and afterwards second one.3R15. 3b17. 28.5N 15r7. 19N14. 4.6k 2N16. 2k8. 20R39. 14.15p 61K. 2.8k 20.1R 13r1. Here we have puzzles to check technics of readers.42.8B $113.15r 34P15. Fixing one more pawn on dark square.31.7p 42B8. I didn't let him to put bishop on f6.3.6b 21R. I think that exchanging rook simplifies the win.21r7. 21B20. 10.26b 52K8. 11.8k 3B17. 20.7k 45K6. The bishop endgame must be winning.I'll push g3, organize passing pawn and push away the king.28.6k My opponent decided to create counterplay, which only hastens the disaster.38K6. 34k. 3.26B 28b8. 41P7. 34.8k 12B17. 28.6b 37P15. and my pawns go faster.36k6. 29P7.