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🔸33rd ECCC Open 2017 Antalya
⚪️Matlakov,Maxim (2730)
⚫️Najer,Evgeniy (2699)
🔸Round 3
🔸1-0
⚪️Matlakov,Maxim (2730)
⚫️Najer,Evgeniy (2699)
🔸Round 3
🔸1-0
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🔸33rd ECCC Open 2017 Antalya
⚪️Tari,Aryan (2578)
⚫️Ding,Liren (2772)
🔸Round 3
🔸0-1
⚪️Tari,Aryan (2578)
⚫️Ding,Liren (2772)
🔸Round 3
🔸0-1
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🔸33rd ECCC Open 2017 Antalya
⚪️Wells,Peter K (2447)
⚫️Petenyi,Tamas (2449)
🔸Round 3
🔸0-1
⚪️Wells,Peter K (2447)
⚫️Petenyi,Tamas (2449)
🔸Round 3
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🔸33rd ECCC Open 2017 Antalya
⚪️Dvirnyy,Danyyil (2542)
⚫️Safarli,Eltaj (2632)
🔸Round 3
🔸½-½
⚪️Dvirnyy,Danyyil (2542)
⚫️Safarli,Eltaj (2632)
🔸Round 3
🔸½-½
🔹🔺 The interesting and tactical moments
of the European Club Cup Round 4 🔹🔺
of the European Club Cup Round 4 🔹🔺
📘 23...Rc8?
Worried about the doubled rooks on the e file, black mistakenly decided to abandon the e file. He should have prevented the knight check on g5 by playing Nh7.
24.Ng5+ Kg7 25.Re7!+ Nxe7 26.Rxe7 Kg8 27.Bc3 +- and Black is in trouble.
Worried about the doubled rooks on the e file, black mistakenly decided to abandon the e file. He should have prevented the knight check on g5 by playing Nh7.
24.Ng5+ Kg7 25.Re7!+ Nxe7 26.Rxe7 Kg8 27.Bc3 +- and Black is in trouble.
📘 27.Bb1!
A very strong positional maneuver. White addresses the problem of the pawn on c4, for which black has no real solution.
A very strong positional maneuver. White addresses the problem of the pawn on c4, for which black has no real solution.
📘 Typical combination:
32.Qxe6!+- (with the idea of Qe8+)
A well-known theme which exploits both black's problem in the back rank while taking advantage of unfortunate situation of Qc5.
Bxc4 (fxe6 33.Bxe6+--->Rxc5 +-) 33.Rxc4 fxe6 34.Rxc5 +-
32.Qxe6!+- (with the idea of Qe8+)
A well-known theme which exploits both black's problem in the back rank while taking advantage of unfortunate situation of Qc5.
Bxc4 (fxe6 33.Bxe6+--->Rxc5 +-) 33.Rxc4 fxe6 34.Rxc5 +-
📘 4.Nh3
This move was first played by WCH Alexander Alekhine in 1923 against Tartakower with the idea of Nf4 and h4-h5.
This move was first played by WCH Alexander Alekhine in 1923 against Tartakower with the idea of Nf4 and h4-h5.
📘 20.Nd2! +/-
With the idea of increasing the pressure on black's queenside by transferring the knight to the a5 outpost and playing b5 on a suitable occasion afterwards.
With the idea of increasing the pressure on black's queenside by transferring the knight to the a5 outpost and playing b5 on a suitable occasion afterwards.
📘 22.Nf4=
Andreikin could have entered a winning endgame by a forced line:
22.Nf6+ Kh8 23.Nd7 Q×d4 24.R×d4 B×g2 25.N×e5 B×f1 26.K×f1
All white pieces are more active than their counterpart and they will soon take either g6 or a7 pawn.
Andreikin could have entered a winning endgame by a forced line:
22.Nf6+ Kh8 23.Nd7 Q×d4 24.R×d4 B×g2 25.N×e5 B×f1 26.K×f1
All white pieces are more active than their counterpart and they will soon take either g6 or a7 pawn.
📘 There are 3 different possibilities in this position:
A) 14.Bxb6 which is not popular among grandmasters
B) 14.Qxb4 Strong GMs like Anand, Morozevich and Ponomariov have played this move: 14...Nfxd5 15.Bxb6 Nxb6 16.f4
C) 14.Na5 is the newest move. Sergey Karjakin played it for the first time in 2006. Now there are 2 possibilities: c1)14...Nbxd5 15.Nc6 with the idea of Nxb4 or Nxe7 or 15.Nc4!? is a novelty played by Cuban Super GM Perez Dominguez in 2008, also Magnus Carlsen played it against Wesely So with success in 2015.
c2) 14...Nfxd5 15.Nb7 Qc7 16.Bxd6 and Nxd6 which Russian Super GM Ernesto Inarkiev played for the first time.
A) 14.Bxb6 which is not popular among grandmasters
B) 14.Qxb4 Strong GMs like Anand, Morozevich and Ponomariov have played this move: 14...Nfxd5 15.Bxb6 Nxb6 16.f4
C) 14.Na5 is the newest move. Sergey Karjakin played it for the first time in 2006. Now there are 2 possibilities: c1)14...Nbxd5 15.Nc6 with the idea of Nxb4 or Nxe7 or 15.Nc4!? is a novelty played by Cuban Super GM Perez Dominguez in 2008, also Magnus Carlsen played it against Wesely So with success in 2015.
c2) 14...Nfxd5 15.Nb7 Qc7 16.Bxd6 and Nxd6 which Russian Super GM Ernesto Inarkiev played for the first time.