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7...~c6 &.0-0tLld79.tDa3 tUe7 10.~g5 g6

11.~f3

tN5

J2.~f5 gf5 13.tDe6!.

Jakobsen-Boe,

Arhus

1992.

are favour-

able for White. (In the lauer game, how-

ever, While quickly went wrong after

13...lDe5 14.'Wf5? instead of the superior

14.'Wh5±).

Interesting. however, are:

B) 6...

a2!?

7.:a2 'Wb6 8.~a3 ..ta3

9.:a3

~d7

lO.c3

Ci;,e7, T.Hjorth-

Siepenkouer, Aalborg Open 1991.

6...ti~h6

7.d4

ti)f5

8.~d3 ttlc6 9.h4

(9.0-0) 9..:*a5

IO.~a3 ~fd4 II.tZ}d4

lDd4

)2.~f8!? Naer-Rapoport,

Moscow

Open 1994.

7. c3

Now Black has two sensible replies. He

can strike in the centre or

finish

hili

queenside development.

B51) 7...f6

B52)

7...!iLd7

Variation 851

7.... f6

The alternatives are worse:

A) 7..

.'iVa5 !L~.a3 ~a3 9.l:la3 -.c7

lO.~d3 0,ge7 11.0-0

tDg6

12.~c1 ..Q.d7

13.h4!

happened in

Rahls-Danerud,

Travemiinde 1989. See the section on

general

ideas.

B) 7../1~ge7

and now &.~d3! is best

(8...tUg6 9.h4!). Bad is 8.~a3

ors s.srs

tOf8

IO.j_d3 f6 II.0,a3 feS 12.ttJe5lDe5

13.deS ti.Jg6:j:,Bosch-Blees, Dutch Open

Championship. Dieren

1998. A

slightly

better way to take a3 is 8.4·'a3 ~d7 9.~d3

(Cuartas-Calderon,

Skopje

Olympiad

1972),

when

Black should improve

9...

0,g6.

C) 7...1'58...Q.dJ

q)h6

9..lith6 (9.l:lgl'!!

!;.e7 IO.~h6 gh6 II.g4

fg4

12.l:lg4 'ill

13.'ft'b3 "'b6! Djurhuus-Hellsten, Asker

1997) 9...gh6

IO.tba3;!;. Bosch-K.Mi.iller,

Amhem

1988

and

Bosch-Peelen,

Arnstelveen

1994.

8. it.d3 fe5

8...g6

9.0-0 reS IO.tDc5It::.e5II.de5 ~g7

12.~el Ct_\e7 13.h4°o was

Reinderman-Escobedo Tinajero.

World

Junior Championship, Buenos Aires

1992;

JO.de5!'!.

9. deS

Black was OK in Gausel-Tiller, Norway

159

1987, after 9.ttJeS ttJeS lO.deS CiJe7

II.~a3 4\c6 12.fNh5 Wd7 13.'iWf7~e7

14.•

g7,*g8!.

9. ... "fHc7

The point of 7...f6 is of course to attack

eS. so the text is consistent. Other moves

have also been tried:

A) 9...tDge7 10.~a3?! (10.0-0)

10...

II.h4

1;..g7

12.'ti'e2 tDf5

13.Acl

oo, Martens-Ricci,

Hyeres

Open

1992.

B) 9 ....ic5 1O."iWc2

filc7 11.~f4 ~d7

12.~a3 .i.a3 13.%:1a3

0.ge7

14..i.h7;l;,

Bosch-R.Shaw, York:

1,11,15.

9...'iIr'a5 10.0-0

II.ttJa3

tbh6

12.~a2 ~f7 J3:"'e2 i.e7 14.ttJb5 "d8

S.J:le

1~, Dovzik-Burrnakin,

Hungary

1994.

10. ife2

White will continue

0-0

and

with

Uberdeckung of e5. He is slightly better,

since he has more space. For example.

Bucker-Poldauf, German Championship,

Bad Neuenahr 1991. continued

JO.

..lc.h6

I 1.0-0

!i::.f7

.l::le

1 g6 13.

tUa3

~c5

14.tL:b5

with the initiative.

Variation 852

7.... ~d7

8. Ad3 f5

The old (ECO) main line.

8...ll\a5 9.tljg5!?

(9.0-0) 9...

g6 lO.h4 h6

Il.lOt7! r;$;f7

12.'it'f3

wg7 13..ig6. us in

Martens-Krays, Sas van Gent 1996,

was

spectacular. See the section on general

ideas.

However, a serious alternative to IL.fS is

160

8...b5!'!. Black wants to destroy the base

of the pawn chain with a quick b4. He is

counting on the tactic 9.~b5?! llJe5!,

when

Ok,e5 ~b5

.e4?! dc4

(I 1...

Qe4

I2.'iIr'a4;

11...~d7~)

12.'CIff3

ttJf6

13.• b7 ~d7 keeps the extra material.

Also bad is

9.0-0

b4 lO.cb4 as both

10...~b4 II.~c3

ncs,

Bosch-Peelen.

Amstelveen 1994. and 10...Qh4

Il.tbg5?!

~e7.

Steenberg-Wagenrnakers,

Netherlands 1996. give

Black

an edge.

9.ttJg5 is probably too sharp: 9...b4

lO.lOh7 ~e7 II.'i'h5 "'b6 12.0-0 a5

13/.0f6 gf6 14.'tWh8

0-0-0

15.11a3

te5!,

Haub-Lazic, Munich Open

1992.

The best reply to 8...b5 originates from

the stern game: 9.ttJa3 b4 to.eb4 (here

IO.~b5 is an alternative: 10...a6

11.~d6oo; 10...bc3 1\..~.a3) 1O...~b4

I Uid2 a6 (preventing

tiJh5)

12.0-0

(I2.tDc2!?) 12...t'iige7 13.~;c2 a5 14.1!t'e2

~d2

15.'it'd2

h6 with approximate

equal-

ity in

Rahls-J unge,

Germany

Bundesliga

1987.

9. 94!

This move significantly changes the

course of the game, and is responsible for

the re-evaluation of the 'old' theory.

White starts an immediate attack on the

assumption that his stable centre legiti-

mizes this. He is not afraid to leave his

king in the centre for the time being.

In Dovzik-Schredder, Balatonbereny

Open 1994. 9.h4 (by transposition) also

worked out well for White after 9...a6

lO.lLlg5 lLlh6 I J.ttla3 $...e7 12."h5 g6

13.~h6 $...f8 14.tUe6! ~h6

15.tt';d8±;

9...a6 is of course too slow.

The preparatory 9.h3 gave White reason-

ably chances in Shashin-Naglis, Moscow

1970, after 9...g6 lO.g4 tZlh6 Il.ttJa3 a6

12.~g5 'iWc8 13.~f6 IIgS 14.~d2 tUt7

15.0-0. Keres' suggestion of 9...ttJge7

may well be stronger, but more important:

why waste a tempo on h3 when you can

play g4 in one go?

9•. ,. IUge7

Simply bad was 9...g6? 1O.gf5 ef5

Il.tlJa3 ~e6 12.~g5 ~d7 13.ti::b5 ~d8

14.'il'b3 h6 15Jba7!, Pedersen-Laursen,

Vejle 199I, see the section on general

ideas. 9...fg4? 10.tbg5 is even worse.

10. gf5 tL:f5

11. tf\g5

With ideas like 12.~f5 ef5 l3.e6.

11. ... .!C.ce7(!)

Fortifying the square f5, and better than

Keres' I 1..... e7. As we saw above,

12.toa3 0-0-0 13.~b5 (I3.~f3?

Cuartas-Padevsky, Siegen Olympiad

1970, is an unexplainable lapse; but

13.~f5 efS 14.~b5 probably transposes)

13..!~(b8 14..Qf5 efS JS.e6 is winning:

Hald-Jensen, Copenhagen 1990.

12.

.:!ba3

13. tiJh3

'ii'c7

14. ~b5 ~b5

15. _Q_b5

~f7

16. i.d2

~.i

i~~

t::.

ttJ

~ ~

l:t

iY~

l:t

Mortensen-Karlsson, Copenhagen 1985.

is still crucial for the evaluation of 9.g4.

White has enough compensation for the

pawn with his bishop pair and space ad-

vantage. Black need not despair, how-

ever: he is a pawn up and has a fairly solid

(though passive) position.

Conclusion

The Wing Gambit against the French is

fully playable. Even though White may

nOI always count on a;!; position from the

opening. he does get enough in return for

the sacrificed pawn. The defender's task

is not so easy. especially from a practical

point of view: nearly always he is con-

fronted with entirely new problems at the

board.

Study Material

Game to Chapter I

Dimitri Reinderman

• Jan Boersma

Oieren NL,open 1991

1.e4 e6

2.cL:13

d5 3.e5 es 4.b4 b6 5.c3

'*d7 6.tea3 ~b7

6...cb4!

7.tDc2

(Ge7

8.~e2 ~g6 9.d4

~a6

1O.h4 ~e2

11."1li'e2 h5! 12.bcS bc5

13.0-0

tLJc6

14.~a3 c4 lS.:.tf8 '<t>f816.Uabl

014

17.'*fd2 tCd3 18.(iicel! lLiel 19.1:[lel

f5?

20.~b2± g6 21,o:Lig5

ne8

22.~a3

U,e7

23....

~e8

24.Wd7 '.t'd7

25.~b7

<jrd8

26.lof7 llf7 27.:17 Ci,e7 28.llbl

~e8

29.11f6

Games to Chapter II

Paul Boersma

• Viktol" Kortchnoi

Leeuwarden ch·NL 1977

1.e4

e6 2.013 d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 d4 S.bc5

162

.i.c5 6.~a3 '*fa5 7.~c5 ~cS 8.c3 'ljc6

9.cd4 tt.::.d410.'fi'a4 tt.::.e611.0c3 ~a5

12:~a5? 12.'iVg4!± 12...tt:.a5 13.tfjb5

$>e7 14.~';c7

:1b8 15.d4 l/)c6

5...

~d7

I6.d5 ed5 ,7 .tbd5 ~f8 16.~c4 ....uh6

1-0

17.g41!

17.0-0-0! l:td~ 18Jlhel±

17...lLg4 18.:tg1

h5 19.h3 tLh6

20.0-0-0 ~I8

21.tCh4!

Ci:ce7 22.~b2

tt.::.hf523.Cd5 (ii15

24.d5 edS

25.~d5

/:i.e7

26.e6 llh6

27.u'gel fe6

27...~d5?

28.e7; 27 ...1U6!? 28.~e6 .!De629.

.li.d7!

fi.d7 30.nd7 ~g8 31J1g1 g6 32.0\e6

tDe5 33.llg7 wh8 34.1:e7 !1h7 35.llh7

~h7 36.14

tbc4

3HPc3 b5

38.11d1

l:tb7

39.~b4

40.~c5

l::re7

41.Ci:cg5

Wg7

42.lld8 l::rc7

42...

~c3 43.Wd6!

t;M5

44.Wc5= 43.<;Pd5 ~

43.~d4= 43...

o!L:b6!

44.Wd6 J:%c845.J:%c8

~c8 46.'\t?c7 t:jje7

47.$b6 ~f6 48.~a6 b4 49."'bS ~f5

50.'~b4

c;t>f4

5Vue6

~g3 52.a4?

52.~g5 ~h4

53.tL::e4

Wh3 S4.a4 ~g4

(54 ...'.t.;g2 55.Wc5 h4

56.ti"g5

57.l2h3 ~h3 58.aS=)

5S.Wc5 ~f4

56.tt:lf2 g5 57.a5 g4 58.a6 ttJc8 59.';itc6

g3 6O.~h3 ~g4 6l.tbgl= Boersma

52...Wh3

53.wc5 <;t>g454.a5 h4 55.a6

ll';c8 56.wc6 h3 57.Wc7

0.a7

58.wb6

h2 59.~7

h1'i'

60.t(·:c7 '@'c6 0·1

Games to Chapter III

Alexander Stripunsky

• Viktor Moskalenko

SimferopOI ch·UKR 1990

1.e4

2.t2.f3

3.e5

c5 4.b4 c4 5.a3

b5!? 6.a4 ~b4

7.ab5 '@'b6

8.~a3 ~a3

9.ttJa3

tDh6 10...Iii.c4!?dc4 lVt~c4 'i!r'c7

1Vt:;d6

r$1e7 13.0-0 .sib7 14.c4

Ci:d7

15.d4

15...f6~/oo

16.0.b7

~b7

17.ef6 (d6

l8.ne1 l:Ihe8

19.tug5

<li>f820.cue6 <,Pg8

21.d5 :::lacS22.~d3

Cjjfl

23.'i'd4 ~b6

24.c5 '&'b5 2S.h3

tL::d8!

26.:1a7

~e6

27.de6 ..-cS+ 28.li'a4 'O'c4 29.... a3

:e6 30J~e6

'i'e6

31.:e7

.f5

32.'1'93

'*g6 33....

b3 <&>h8

34....

b7 J:tg8

3S.'~h2

h6 36.'&'b5 .:IdS

37.11e3

'i'c2 38.'&'b6

ng8 ss.ma '*'96 40.1:[g3

'*'fl

4U!t'd4

J:[c8 42 f4 'It'd7

43J~e3

J:.a8

44."e5

J:[e845 4 .ee3 46....e3 "'e8 47.'i'd2

'*e4 48.\{!fa2~h7 49.'i'b2lUh5

SO.'f¥a1

tL:f4 S1.~f1

~d3 52.13

'&'f4

53.g3 '&'d2

S4.'1t;h1

~g6

0·1

Erling Mortensen

• Jens Christian Hansen

GalJsdai Z11967

.e4 e6

Vt::.f3 d5 3.e5

c5 4.b4 c4 5.c3

a5 6.bS tbd7 7.d4 cd3 8.

.id3

'&'c7

9.... e2 tL,e7 10.0-0 0.g6 1Ule1 fLe7

12.h4! fLh4 13.ti\h4 ~':h4 14.~a3t 'fIdB

1S:.-h5 tUg6 16.c4! dc4 17.~g6! tg6

18".g4

tDb6

19.tlJc3±

20.t!fh5

21""h6 'ii'd7

22.:ad1

tL,d5

23.:ld5

edS

24.e6

1-0

Martin Martens

• Alfonso Romero Holmes

Wllk

aan

Zee 1991

1.e4 e6

VI'It3

d5 3.e5 es 4.b4 c4

5.c3

6.bS

ttJd7

7.d3 cd3 8.1i.d3

CL:,e7

9.0-0

EGg6

10:*'e2 ses 11.J:te1

0-0

12.a4

fLa7!? 13.~a3

13.c4!

ltjc5

14.~c2

13...

fLb8 14.fLg6 fg6

15.c4

lUe5

16.~g5 'i'e8

17Jt:;;c2

l8.cdS ed5

19.Cjjcd4

h6 20..acl g5

21.'ita2 ~b7

163

22.h3

ssa

23J:le3 1:1c8 24.~a3 ~b8

25.1:Iae1 llf4 26.g3

Yury Dovzik

• Ferenc Portisch

Nagykanizsa 1994

1.e4

2..

0.f3

dS 3.e5 es 4.b4!? c4!1

4...cll4!?; 4 b6!? S.c3 as 6.bS 'iWb6

7.d3!?

t::.

7 Yt.c58.d4

t::.

9.a4; 7.a4 .iic5

8.'ife2 Ci\e7°o 7...cd3 8.~d3 4~d7 9.84

l:i:Je710.0-0 tL;g6 11:i!Ve2 ~.e7 12.:a21?

12Jle 1 0-0 13.h4 tLlh4 14.tLlh4 ~h4

15.~h7oo 12...1611

2...0-0 i3.h4!

t,;'oh4? 14.4'lh4 ~h4 J5.~h5+- 13.ef6

~16 14.~g6 hg6 15.'@'d3 Wf7 16.11e2

'i'd6 17JUe 1

tL,c5

18..-d1!? $.d7

19.1De5 .ae5 20JXe5 li;>g821..Q.f4 '@'f8

22.~g5~ Itc8 23.h4 ..iLe824.tt1e3 .i.f7

2SJU3 'ite8 26.Cud2 Cild7 27.:l.e1

-£.b6

2BJtd3 'itfB 29.'iWg4 lLic4 30.tL;f3

lL;b2?!

30 ....;i:;d6!?

f:::"

31 ...~f5

3Uld4!+-

8c4 3l...~c3 32.lije5

32.~f4 lthS 33.lL;g5 neB 34.~e5 'iWa3

35.'f:¥f3 rtgS 36.hgS ~a4 37.tIf4 tIe7

38.'i.Vh3

!::.

39..l:th4 1·0

Dovzik

Evgeny Naer

• Viktor Moskalenko

Moscow 1995

1.e4

Vd3

d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 c4 5.c3

a5 S.b5 tbd7 7.d3 cd3 8..id3 16!1

9....c2!1

tbe5 10.(~e5 fe5 11..th7 iLd6

12.~g8 1%g8 13.c4 We7 14.~a3 .tb4

15.~b4 ab4 16.tL:.d2 e4 17.'itb2 llh8

18.g3 e3!? 19.fe3 .CI:8320.0-0

tIe3

21.tbf3 21..l:lae

1'>

l:[g3-+ 21...dc4

22.... 12 tId3 23.tbg5 b6 24 ..CI:ae1"c5

164

2s:iWc5 bc5 26J~f7 l1h5 26..Jtg8 27.b6

27.Itg7 c3 28.<2e4

Games to Chapter IV - VariatIon A + B

Erling Mortensen

• Ivan Farago

Esbje r9

1985

1.e4 e6

2.lL;f3

3.e5

e5 4.b4 eb4 5.a3

tL:h6 6.ab4

~b4 7.c3 ~e7

B.d4

tLf5

9.94 CiJh4

10.~h4 ~h4 11..£d3 ~c6

12.0-0

sea

13.14 .Q.d7 14.0d2 'iIIc7

lS .

..Q.a3 ..Q.a3

16.1:[a3 h5?! 16...0-0·0(!)

Mortensen 17.gh5 0-0-0 18.1112 g6?!

19.hg6 Ig6 20..!i\f3l1d18

21.'i¥d2

'We

t::.

l:lg2-g4, l:la2-g2

Mortensen

21...

wb8

22.c41 dc4 23.~c4

tiJe7 24.1h2 tbc8 25.tDgs

J:th4! ....

26.~e6 r1hf4 27J:rf4 lI'c1! 28.~g2

28.1;[£1 'Wg5 29.'Wg2 llfl-+

28..... f4

29.tz:.f3~b5 30.%l.c3c2;b63UiVd2 _e4

32.dS? .te2 0·1

Alexander Konstantinov

• Andrey Nikitin

Alushla 2002

1.e4

e6 VL}f3

d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 cb4 5.a3

~h6 6.ab4 .slb4 7.c3

ssa

B.d4

':;\'5

9.~d3

tUc6

10.94 t2:h4 11,t2Jh4 ~h4

12.0-0 ~d7

12...g6 13.0.a3 (l3.f4)

13...~e7 14.~h6 ..Q.g5 15..Q.g5 'Wg5

16.tL:b5

..t>f8

17.f4 "e7 18.f5!~±

Salmensuu- Wiley. Reykjavik 2000

13.14

~e7 14.1s!1

14.tUd2

~c7

15.~a3;t

Mortensen-Farago, Esbjcrg 1985

14..:.-e7 15.4,a3 ~"a5

15...

16.4':h5

'Wb8 17.f6 gf6 18.ef6 i.f8 19.~f4 e5

20.de5 ~.e6 (20...ab5 2I.e6+- )

21.tL:d6+-

Larnpen-Olsen,

Gausdal

2000 16.ti:b5

SLb5 11.JLb5 tL;c:618.feS

fe6

19.9s!± 96 20.'iVg4 ~d7 21.',,'h3 a6

2V~h1 1:Ic823.~d3 ""dB 24.~g6 rJ;;c7

25.JLd3 l:rcg8 26.l:rf1 h6 27.g6

lDd8

2B.l:rh7 1:Ih7 29.gh7

]:th8

30..ih6 tt]f7

31.llf1

1-0

Martin Martens

• Gerrit Prakken

Nederland tI 1993

1.84 e6 2.l,ijf3d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 cb4 5.a3

_a5 6..tb2 .td7 7.i.e2 .tb5 8.0-0 .te2

9.'I'e2 8c6 10.ab4 ~b4 11..ia3 'iYc4

12.d3 -.g4 13.~f8~ .:;t;>fB14.~c3

if)ge7

15.1:Ia4! d4 16.l:rb1± l:td8 17.l:rb7 h6

18.llJd4 'tWe2 19.~ce2 ttJe5 20.l:raa7

lleB 21.f4 1lJ5g622.tL.c6

22...f6

23.

l2.e7

Ci:.:e724.~d4

1-0

DOle Alkarsig

• Jens Kjeldsen

Arhus 1989

1.e4 e6

2.tiJ13

d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 cb4

5.83

..-as 6...Q.b2 ~b6 7.ab4 .ib4 8..id4

)ic5 9...Q.c5'tWc510.d4 'i'c7 11...Q.d3h6

12.0-0 ~d7

13.cl]a3

Ct:::e714....d2 ~c6

165

15.e3 tbd7 16.~f4 a6 lH!fg4 96

18.'It'h4 ~d8 19.94 b5 20.ttJc2 ~c8

21.'iWh3 ~b7

22.tL:.h4

tLf8 23.f4 h5

24.1L1f3nh7 25.ttJg5 hg4 26.~g4 nhe

27.lDe3 ~e7 28.15 ef5 29..Q.f5 gf5

30,Cl)f5 ~f5 3UWf5 'It'd7 32.Q;f7 %%g8

33.~hl 'iWf534.nf5 .ic6 35.tL:d6 ~d8

36J:l8f1 ~c7 37.lH7 ,.pb6 38.llJf5 llJe6

39.0.e7 :gf8 40..::I7f61116

o Dimitri Reinderman

• Babak Tondivar

leeuwarden 1995

1.e4

2.~f3 d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 eb4 5.a3

d4 6.ab4 ~b4 7.e3 de3 8.... a4

q~c6

9.dc3 ~e7 10...\te2 15?!

eo-c:

1O...h5 .6.

11...ttJh6 11.0-0 Ad7 12.'iVa2 l2:h6

13.~h6 gh6 14..::Id1VJie715.~d2 0-0-0

16.lth6 .,qc5 17.'iWf4 llhg8 18.h3 ~7

19.~c4 wb8 20.tbbd2 tbg6

21.tijb3 .ib6 22.'f'c7

!il.c7 23.li',e5

~c8

24.lldb1 ~e5 25'cL:e5 tile5

26.lL:.a6

~a8

27.Ci':c7Wb8 28.tija6

166

VariatIon B4

Heikki Westel'inen

• Bjorn Brinck Claussen

Esbjerg 1978

0-1

1.e4 e6 2.'1.::;13d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 cb4 5.a3

It)c6 6.ab4 -tb4 7.e3 ~85 8.d4 tilge7

9.~d3 h6 10.0-0 a6 11.~a3 ) I.h4

11...i.d7 12.93 b5 13..ltc5 .ib6 14..ab6

'iWb6 15.tt:;bd292 tba5 16.\We2 0-0

17..sLc2 llfc8 18.VJid3 g6 19.h4 ~g7

20.h5 b4 21.cb4 .!L.ac6 22.'iWe3 ~b4

23.~f4 Qjc2 24.'l!Vf6<,1,;>g825.iI'e7 ~d8

26.'iWd8 lld8 27.1185 .2.b5 28.llel lldc8

29.hg6 Ig6 30.tLib3 l:rc3

31'cDC5

<M7

32Jia2 llf3 3J.llcc2 We7 34.WQ2 l1ff8

35.l1c1 .Q.c4 36.l1a3 !lab8 37 Jic2 .::Ib1

38.14 g5 39..::If2g4 40.lld2 h5 41.1:[a5

:lfb8

4V;\a6

%.ta8

43.

tb4

lla5 44.~c6 ~d7 45.~5 llb5

46.tbc4

dc4 47.llc2 llb4 48.Wf2 Wc6

49.l:ta2 ~d5 50.1:[a6 <;i;ld451.lie6 1:1b2

52.$e1 $e3 53.c;ttd1 h4 54.:196 hg3

55.1:194 ..r;f3 56J~g8 92 57.f5 :tb8

58J~g5 l:td8 59.'<pc2 ::td4 60.f6 %lg4

Y2-Y2

Salmensuu

• Bogdan Lalie

Groningen 1999

1.e4

Vl~f3

d5 3.e5 cS 4.b4 cb4 5.d4

<1lc66.a3

7.ab4 ~b4

B.c3 £a5

9.~d3

~c7

9...fe5 10.lC.e5

lL:f6

11.0-0 0-0

12..Q.a3 l:le8 13.f4~ Salmensuu-Abdel

Razik, Tanta

City

2000

10.0"() fe5

11.tt~e5

~e5 12.de5

ttJe5 13.'i'h5

taf7

l4.h3 a6 15.0d2 'ti'g5 16.'tIi'e2 (iJe7

17.c4 "'e5 18:tidl ~c7 19.11c1 d4

20.lbe4

0-0 21:t/ih5 ~g6 22.f4 ~d8

23.l:t13~d7 24.:g3

ti)h6

25.tL:g5li:.f4

26.'i'h6! gh6 2Vi'je6 ~g6

27.....th8

28.~d8 l:lfd~ 29.!JLe7

28.tUf8!?

28.tLld8

l:[fd8+

28...

..Ite8

29.nl1 ~h4 30.i.d6

~h5 31.~e4

<j;>h8

32..fi.f3+-

'ili'a5

32...'i'h4 33.l:!g6 hg6 34.il.e5 ~g8

35.~d5+- 33.~d5

sst

34.:f7

34.tDg6

hg6

35.~e5

~g8

36.l:tg6

34._:.e1

35.11f1'i'e2 36.-':.c5'l/{{d237.11g4 '-0

Sinisa Drazic

.!De6 6.ab4 .ab4 7

.ea

~f8 8.d4 ~d7

9.~d3 h6 10.h4 a6 11.hS ~a7 12.0a3

Cjje713.tUh4~

i.c61

13...tUb5 14.lDb5

~b5

14:~fe2 b5 15.14~d716.lDc2 ~c8

17.~d2 tDI5 18.tUf5 ef5 19.1Lie3~e6

20.g4± g6 21.hg6

Ig6

22.gf5 gl5

23.~f5

~15 24....

~d8

25.ti"of5

eee

26....f7 'l'd7 27:~t'f6

$c7

28.e6 'tIi'h7

29.'itrf2

soa

30.tbe7 C[;,e731.c4

'-0

Salmensuu

• Marko Manninen

Finland

2000

1.e4 e6 Vbf3 d5 3.e5 e5 4.b4 eb4 5.a3

tDc6

6.ab4

~b4 7.e3

1Le7

S.d4 16

9.~d3 leS 10.deS tLlh6 11.iLh6 gh6

12:~'d2 12.0-0?!

0-0 13.li)bd2

J4.l:tel

"f8+

Schrnedders-Glek,

Recklinghausen

1999

12...~g5 13:tve2

1tc7

14.0-0

14.h4

jLd8 V2-V2

Ardelean-lonescu, Satu-Mare 2002

14...0-0 15.tL:a3

1tg7

16.tDbS ~d7

17.tL:d6

iLe8

18.l2g5

hg5

19J1fe1

• Andrea Giocastro

19...11b8

J9....Q.g620..Q.g6'ttg6 21.~b7

Cattofica 1990

Salmensuu-Pedersen, Torshavn 2000

1.e4 e6 2kf3 d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 cb4 5.a3 20.i.b5 .ig6 2U~te3 ~h6 22.c4 l'i;b4

167

23.cd5 liid5 24.'t!fa7 ttlf4 25.'it'e3 tZid5

26.'ffb3 IU2

27.

..td7 i.e2

28.'*g3 ~bf8

29.~a8 naB

30.~f2 ~g6 31.~e8 ~e8

32.4~eB

"'e8

33.'itc2

'fIIe7

34.~e8 ~g7

35."b8

36.~h1 b6

Martin Martens

• Jasper Geurink

Netherlands

2002

1.e4 e6 2.~\f3 d5 3.e5 c5 4.b4 eb4 5.a3

6.ab4 ..Itb4 7.c3

JJ.e7 8.d4 f5

9.~d3

tL:h6

9...

h5!?

Martens

10.h3

1O.~h6 lo ..

.t2jf7

11.g4 g6

12.gf5 ef5

12...gf5 13.1:rg1

13.

'fIIb3 {his

prevents

xe6

for

the

moment: 13.h4 Mar-

tens-Lempert, Hyeres 1992

13...

0-0

13...

lba5

14.~b5

14kbd2 ~h8? 15.M

b6 16.tt:.f1

~e6

17.lug3 ..-d7 18.... bl

h5 19.1De2~g8

20.~f4

i.f8 21.a.gl

0.e7 22.~a3 ..i.h6 23.~b5

'fIIc8

24.lde2

tDc6

25.~e1 i.el

26"~c1

Ciicd827kf4

wh7

28.1:rg3

a6 29.gd3 ]:ta7 30.~d2

IXg731.~g1

tt:::h8

3VZ:.g5wh6 3~1.~g2

~g8 34.'fff3 ~e6

35.Ciid5 35.~f5

35...f4 36.tL:;f4 36.C,0e6 36...:1ge7

3Vt\ge6

ne6

38Jiagl 1-0

Patrick Chandler

• T. Muller

Moscow 1990

1.e4 e6 Vl:jf3 d5 3.e5

4.b4 eb4 5.d4

ti:.c6

6.a3 .lid7 7.ab4 ~b4

8.c3

~e7

9...Itd3 ne8 10.0-0 a6 11.tt\e1 q_',a7

12.~g4 g6 lHWg3

.2.b5

14..te3 .i.d3

15.l:i.ld3~;b5~ 16J:tcl

1Vd4

fLh4

17...

h4!? 18."h3 'ilfe7? 19.rLid5 ~d8

20.tL:b6

aes

168

1-0

21.d5 ed5

22.c4 dc4

23.~a3 tt?;a3

24J~d1

'*e7

25.tt:',d5ire6 26....h4

Ci',e7

27.tUf6'it»tB 1-0

Kees NieuweJink

• Joris Brenninkmeijer

Eindhoven ch·Nl19BB

1.e4

2.~f3 d5 3.e5

4.b4 cb4 5.a3

tDe6 6.ab4 ~b4 7.e3 iJ..e78.d4 ~d7

9.~d3

:e8

10.h4 ..'L:;a511.4;g5 '@'b6

12.~c2

13.~f3

~g5 14.hg5

tf"ib3

15..*.b3 'tlb3 16.0-0 ~.b5 17.:e1 ~.a6

18.:b3

Ci\e7

19.~c5

~c2 20....e3

21.!:lcl

'iVf5

22,ti,d2

ii.g6

23.c4

24.'i!lh2 "-g4 25.:g1 ~e2 26.nge1 t;~f4

27.l:tgl l:th5