Preparing Nc2-e3-d5 with a typical "good knight vs. bad bishop" scenario.

Swapping the active bishop on h6, as a first step to a future position with good knight vs. bad bishop.

This exchange further emphasizes the inferiority of White's bishop.

Preferable was 8.Qd5 Qxd5 9.exd5 with just a slight disadvantage – Cebalo. In the game Black achieves a strong rook manoeuvre.

Having a sound extra pawn, Black won without any difficulties.

Intending 2...Bxc3 and 3...Bb5 with favourable exchanges, after which the knight can be installed on e4, where it will clearly outshine the remaining white bishop.

4.Bg5 was better.

. Mission accomplished, with a clear positional advantage. There followed

and Black soon won.