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<game blackplayer="Smirin, Ilia" whiteplayer="Kryvoruchko, Yuriy" endresult="1-0" id="1"><plies type="ffenu">rnbqkbnrpppppppp32PPPPPPPPRNBQKBNR </plies><comment>[Event "EU-ch 9th"]
[Site "Plovdiv"]
[Date "2008.05.01"]
[Round "10"]
[White "Kryvoruchko, Yuriy"]
[Black "Smirin, Ilia"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B43"]
[WhiteElo "2612"]
[BlackElo "2630"]
[Annotator "Kryvoruchko Yuriy"]
[PlyCount "47"]
[EventDate "2008.??.??"]
[SourceDate "2008.04.21"]

</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>This game was played in the next to last round of European championship. Both
of us had +4; the win guarantees to each of us qualification to World Cup,
while in case of draw tie break was needed.</comment><plies type="ffenu">36P15. 10.15p </plies><comment>My opponent usually
plays Paulsen, so probability of drawing result was very low.</comment><plies type="ffenu">45N16. 12.7p 35P15. 26.8p 35N9. 8.7p 42N14. </plies><comment>It was a novelty for me. Earlier I played only c4, but
now I choose a more popular continuation.</comment><plies type="ffenu">3.6q 43B17. 5.20b 35.5N 12b13. 60.RK. 6.14n 37P15. 11.7p 28P7. </plies><comment>$5</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>Rare, but very poisonous move.</comment><plies type="ffenu">19.8p 28P8. 10.17q </plies><comment>$2</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>
Seems like the most fundamental, but after these move Black's position became
very dangerous.</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><variation ffen="rnb1k2r1pq1bpppp3pn6P12NNB4PPP3PPR1BQ1RK"><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>Better was</comment><plies type="ffenu">11n9. 38Q20. 14.7p 23B34. 11.16n 37Q. 1.16n 36B6. 2.8b 18B17. 11.6b 56.3R </plies><comment>$40</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">37B20. 28.2q 43.8B 31.7q </plies><comment>
After this move White has the upper hand, but even after</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><variation ffen="rnb1k2r1p2bpppp3pn9q5B3NN5PPP1B1PPR2Q1RK"><plies type="ffenu">22q8. 39P15. 15.7p 31P7. 15q6. 43B8. 6q8. </plies><comment>White's position is very threatening.</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">46P7. 39.7q 36N5. </plies><comment>$1</comment><plies type="ffenu">20.7p </plies><variation ffen="rnb1k2r1p2bpppp3pn14NB3N4PqPPP1B2PR2Q1RK"><plies type="ffenu">21.14n 38B13. 47.13q 59.1Q </plies><comment>
It seems incredible to hold this position with Black</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">19N16. </plies><comment>$1</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>
A novelty for human chess, but computers played this line earlier</comment><plies type="ffenu">12.6b </plies><variation ffen="rnb1k2r1p2bpppp2N1n6p8B3N4PqPPP1B2PR2Q1RK"><plies type="ffenu">4.k 28B8. </plies><comment>$16</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">19Q39. 1.9n </plies><variation ffen="rnb1k2r1p3pppp2Q1n6p8B3N4PqPPP1B2PR4RK"><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>
After taking bishop Black's position is hopeless</comment><plies type="ffenu">28.8p 56.2R 1.16n 45B6. 2.8b </plies><variation ffen="r1b1k2r1p3pppp1nQ1n15p3N3BPqPPP4P3R1RK"><plies type="ffenu">2.17b 18B26. 9.8p 18Q. 4.7k 18.Q 4k7. 37R23. .1r 35N5. 21.16n 37.15R 38.14n 18N16. </plies><comment>with mate in few moves</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">60R. 3k. 26N14. 2k. 26.5N 2.k 17N14. </plies><comment>$18</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu"></plies><variation ffen="rnb1k2r1p3pppp2Q1n6p8B3N4PqPPP1B2PR4RK"><plies type="ffenu">1.16n </plies><comment>The strongest move</comment><plies type="ffenu">45B6. 21.16n </plies><variation ffen="r1b1k2r1p3pppp1nQ1n6p8B3N3BPqPPP4PR4RK"><plies type="ffenu">20q26. 18B26. 9.8p 19.Q 2.17b 28B8. </plies><comment>$16</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">38B6. 38q8. 28B8. 2.17b 56.3R .2r 19.6Q </plies><comment>$16</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">60R. 21.14n 19.13Q 13.15p 45B6. 28.8p </plies><variation ffen="r1b1k2r1p1n2ppp11pp3Q2nB3N3BPqPPP4PR3R1K"><plies type="ffenu"></plies><comment>After</comment><plies type="ffenu">16.7p </plies><comment>
there follows a very beautiful variation with trapping Black's queen</comment><plies type="ffenu">33.Q 28.8p 20Q13. 3k. 36R23. 37.8p 12Q7. 3.6k 34R1. 1k8. 34.4R 46.8p 53K8. </plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">36B8. 29.6p 36R23. 3k. </plies><comment>A bit more persistently was</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies><variation ffen="r1b1k2r1p1n2ppp16Q2Rp3N4PqPPP4PR5K"><plies type="ffenu">4.8k 12R23. 13.8k 33.2Q 22.8k 12.1R 23k7. 12Q23. </plies><comment>$18</comment><plies type="ffenu"></plies></variation><plies type="ffenu">56.2R 23q23. 19R39. </plies></game></gamedata><!-- Generated by DGT ChessTheatre 1.22 -->