Black moves his focus from the d4-pawn to the one on c3. Due to his crippled pawn structure White is unable to launch a similar attack on the kingside.

A clever way of activating the rook on h8.

A strong pawn sacrifice that is often executed on the opposite flank in the King's Indian.

In view of the multiple threats, White resigned.

Undermining White's centre, and clearing the f-file and the a1-h8 diagonal for his own pieces.

Seizing the bishop pair.

Increasing the pressure on f4 and preparing ...e6-e5.

Again preparing ...e6-e5, with an excellent game for Black.

Preparing Qg4 and f4-f5 with an attack.