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This one was played on the first round of the 2015 October Grand Split Three Seven I 1800+ tournament. My opponent in the game below is the highest rated player of the group and also the highest rated player on the site. Not surprisingly cenerentola won group 1 and is currently fighting for the win of the tournament. Even though there might not seem much sense on playing games against players whose level of play differs from you by over 600 points, I still enjoy the challenge when I am the lower rated player. In worst case I might lose a rating point or two, but I may also learn some valuable lessons for the future which is obviously a very good thing.
One of those lessons might be that I should not play moves like 13.Bxe5 and if I ever reach this position again, I should play either 13.Rad1 or 13.Kh1. My mistake was not severe enough for me to lose the game, but I did end up being slightly worse because of it. I did manage to be a pawn up in the position after my 14th move, but my opponent got the initiative, which was more important than the material. It did not take much for cenerentola to take advantage of my mistakes like the one I mentioned and the one I played on move 18.
On depth 32, Stockfish 8 64 POPCNT prefers the move 18.Nc5 over other alternatives.
My 18th move might have actually been the losing move. I might have kept the game going on longer in a position where I am only slightly worse, had I played 18.Nc5, but that position would have been difficult for me to play in any case. I did continue my fruitless efforts to hold on up to the move 32...Re3.
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1.e4c52.Nf3d63.d4cxd44.Nxd4Nf65.Nc3a66.Be2Sicilian Defense:
Najdorf Variation, Opocensky Variatione57.Nb3Be78.Be38.0-0Be6
Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation, Opocensky Variation, Modern Line8...0-0Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation, Opocensky Variation, Traditional Line
8...Be69.0-0Nbd710.f4exf4B92 Sicilian Najdorf: 6.Be211.Bxf4
Attacks the isolani on d6Ne512.Qd412.h30-013.Qe1Rc814.Rd1Qc715.Qg3Rfd816.Bh6Ng617.Bg5b518.Bf3b419.Nd5Bxd520.exd5Qxc221.Rd2Qc722.h4Ne823.h5Bxg524.Qxg5Ne525.Be4h626.Qg3Qa7+Pazgan,
J-Szuminski,M (2020) Poland 2012 0-1 (40)12...0-013.Bxe5N13.Rad1Qc714.Nd5Bxd515.exd5Qxc216.Bd3Nxd317.Rxd3Qc818.Rg3Nh519.Bh6g620.Bxf8Bxf821.Rgf3Bg722.Qf2f623.Re3f524.Re7Nf625.Rc1Qd826.Rcc7Ne827.Rcd7Qc8Slepankova,R (1981)-Hrdlicka,V (1808) Brno 2016 1-013.Rad1Rc8=13...dxe514.Qxe5Bd615.Qg5h6Black threatens to
win material: h6xg516.Qe3Qc717.Kh1Be5Weaker is17...Bxh218.Rxf6gxf619.g3Qxg320.Qxg3+Bxg321.Rg118.Bf318.Rad1!?
is a viable option18...Bxh219.Rad1Rfe820.Nd4Bd721.Qd321.Rd3!?Be521...Be5-+22.Nd5??but even a better move would not have
saved the game22.Qe3-+22...Nxd523.exd5Qd824.Nf5Qg525.Be4g626.Qh3Bg7Less advisable is26...Bxf527.Bxf5gxf528.Rxf5-+27.Bd327.Qf3doesn't get the bull off the icegxf528.Bxf5Bxf529.Qxf5Qxf530.Rxf5Re2-+27...Re528.c428.Nxh6+does not help muchQxh629.Qxh6Bxh6-+28...Rae829.Kg129.Nxh6+Bxh630.Qxd7-+29...Bxf530.Bxf5Rxf531.Rxf5gxf532.b3Re332...Re333.Kf2Rxh334.gxh3Bc335.d6Qf4+36.Kg2Qe4+37.Kg1Qe3+38.Kf1Qf3+39.Kg1Qxd1+40.Kg2Qe2+41.Kg1Bd4+42.Kh1Qf1+43.Kh2Be5#0–1
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