Hairulov (MCF) - Sirajudin (DATCC)
MCF-DATCC Friendly, 2.6.2010
Actually i was about to play 1.d4 but Siraj "suggest" that i play other moves because we have play countless training games which i start with 1.d4 so .....1.e4 e5 2.d4 ...however Siraj doesn't mentioned that i "can't" play d4 in the second move :) 2...exd4 3.Qxd4
Another option is to play The Danish Gambit with 3.c3. Taking with the queen on the 3rd move seems like a beginner move but don't be surprised, former Women World Champion - Xie Jun did beat a GM with this move. 3...Nc6 4.Qe3 d6 5.Nc3
Yours truly (left) vs Sirajuddin. Photo from Ng6 blog
5...Nf6 6.Bd2 a6 7.0-0-0 White idea is to castle queen side quickly and storm his king's side pawns if Black's choose to castle on the king side.7...Qe7 Black keep the option of castling queen side so white cannot proceed with the plan of pushing the king side pawns yet. 8.Nge2 g6 9.Nf4 Bg7 Black is planning to castle kingside with a fianchetto bishop, because of the attractive d5 square, i choose to change my initial plan of pushing my kingside pawns and use the d5 square as my pivotal square. 10.Ncd5 Qd7 11.Bc3 Nxd5 12.Nxd5 Ne5? 12...f6 should be play because after 13.f4 black will lose a pawn 13...Ng4 14.Qg3 0-0 15.h3 Nh6 if 15...Bxc3 16.bxc3! black will lost material after 16...c6 (if 16...Nh6 17.Nxf6 losing the queen) 17.Nb6 16.Bxg7 Kxg7 17.Qc3+ f6 18.Nxc7 18.e5! is also strong but i want to play simple 18...Rb8 19.g4 19.e5! stronger 19...Qe7 20.Bg2 Be6 21.Nxe6 i missed 21.g5! winning a piece 21...Qxe6
22. Qb3 At this time i start to felt the time pressure and choose to exchange queen and simplified matter. Probably not a wise decision though. 22. g5 is perhaps stronger.
22... Qxb3 23. axb3 Nf7 24. h4 Rbc8
25. Rd4 b5 26. Kd2 Rc7 27. Ra1
Ra7 I had less then 5 minutes around this move compare to my opponent 10 minutes.
28. Ra5 attacking the a6 pawn.
28... Rb8 29. b4 fixing Black's queen side pawn on the light square so that i can attack it later with my bishop.
29... Rb6 30. g5 Nd8 31. e5 Nc6
32. gxf6+ 32. exf6+ ! is stronger for e.g
32... Kf8 33. Rxd6 Nxa5 34.Rd8+! an important in between move 34... Kf7 35.Bd5+ Re6 36.bxa5 b4 37.Rd6 winning a piece and the game
32... Kf7
33. Bd5+
Kf8 34. Bxc6 Rxc6 35. e6 35. Rxd6! Rxd6 36.exd6 Kf7 37.b3 Kxf6 38.c4 is simpler and stronger35... Ra8 36. Rd5 Re8 It seems that i will lose both my e and f pawn after 37.e7+ Kf7 but i have a stronger move
37. f5! gxf5 38. e7+ another important in between move.
Kf7 39. Rxf5 d5 40. Ra1
Rxf6 41. Rxf6+ Kxf6 42. Rxa6+ Kxe7 43. Ra7+ Kd6
44. Rxh7 Re4 45. c3 d4
46. Kd3 1-0 Black resign.
Actually Black has one last trick with 46...dxc3!? hoping for 47.Kxe4?? cxb2! and it's black who is winning! However if white take his time, he will surely play the correct move 47. bxc3 winning.
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