rnbqkbnrpppppppp32PPPPPPPPRNBQKBNR [Event "77th Ukraine championship"] [Site "Poltava"] [Date "2008.12.05"] [Round "4"] [White "Neverov, Valeriy"] [Black "Kravtsiv, Martyn"] [Result "0-1"] [ECO "E24"] [WhiteElo "2571"] [BlackElo "2549"] [Annotator "Kravtsiv Martyn"] [PlyCount "86"] [EventDate "2008.12.02"] [SourceDate "2008.08.19"] 35P15. 6.14n 34P15. 12.7p 42N14. 5.27b 45P7. 4.rk. 40P7. 33.8b 42P6. 10.15p 36P15. 1.16n 27P7. As it often happens in my games, position went astray the theory quite soon. According to MegaBase this position occured only 3 times. The first time it was in 1961!18.5n 30B27. 15.7p 30.8B 11.7p 43B17. 9.7p 37P7. A bit too sharp. During the game I found it just impudent.4r. 52N9. 20.6p 27P6. 26.7p 43.13B 24.16n 48R7. 17.7p $1 Exploiting the forth coming castle, black can release from pin with check60.RK. 3.13q 39.13B 17.6q 60R. 2.8b It seems that White's doing bad: black wants to capture pawn e4, and if to remove the knight, then falls pawn c3. But still. .52.5N $1Starting the counterattack.24.17q 48.1R 42.13q $5After24q17. 41N16. 34.6p 49R. White is okay.41N16. 34.6p 10R39. 40q15. 28P7. 24q15. $1Important intermidiate move! Depending on evaluation of this position one can evaluate move 20.Nc110.47R 41.7p 50R7. 11.26b 35Q23. $2 Mistake under the tension.Correct was43Q15. $124.8q .2r $249R. 19.8p 28P8. 3.23r 43.2Q $147P7. $1Pushing the bishop to h531b6. 43.7Q 33.17q 50.R 19.8p 28P8. 22b8. $1With tiny advantage for Black..2r $1Now White's position is tough. Unlikely to move 27.Qd3 here white queen cannot get into nice square g3.20P7. 13.6p 20P6. 20b17. 49R. 20.13b 4R55. 3.r 47P7. 24.31q 55K6. 8.15p 39B13. 4.r 35.15Q 19.7p $2 The only one, but quite serious mistake of Black in this game.22B34. $2 In time trouble both opponents passed by21B17. $15.15r 25R23. $125b8. 27Q23. And Black has difficulties with realization of his advantage.21.14n 35Q15. 56.1q 46P7. 42q15. 35.6Q 36.5n 12B26. r4. 38P7. 25.7p 39P7. .7r 12.13B 8.7r