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Baburin, A. (2490) - Grooten, H. [E38] Liechtenstein Open (7) 1995 [Alexander Baburin]
1. d4
Nf6
2. c4
e6
3. Nc3
Bb4
4. Qc2
c5
5. dxc5
Bxc5
6. Nf3
Qb6
7. e3
Qc7
8. Bd3
Nc6
9. a3
a6
10. b4
Be7
11. Bb2
b6
In such positions Black should not castle too early, as then White can start a dangerous attack after g2-g4!. 12. e4
Bb7
Instead of the text 12... Qb8 would be too passive, but 12... Bd6!? was interesting. 13. Nd5!
exd5
14. cxd5
Rc8
This is better than 14...Qf4 15 dxc6 Bxc6 16 0-0!, with initiative for White. 15. dxc6
Qxc6
16. Qe2!
After 16.Qxc6 dxc6 Black would be OK, yet I felt that White could fight for advantage. Nxe4
17. Nd4!
This is much better than both 17 0-0? Ng5! and 17 Ne5 Qd5 18 Bc4 Rxc4 19 Nxc4 Nxf2. Qd5
18. f3
Ng5?
This is bad; Black had to play 18...Nd6! 19 0-0 Kf8, which unclear position. 19. Nf5
Ne6
20. O-O
Now Black cannot castle, which in this position means that he is lost. Bc6
21. Rad1!
Bb5
22. Nxg7+
Nxg7
23. Bxg7+-
Rg8
24. Rfe1
Qg5
25. Bxb5
axb5
26. Rd5!
f5
27. Rxf5
Qxg7
28. Re5
Kd8
29. Rxe7
Qg6
Black kept playing in this position because I was short of time. 30. Re4
h5
31. g3
Rc3
32. Rd4
Qc6
33. Red1
Rg7
34. Qe5
Qxf3
35. Qxg7
Qe3+
36. Kg2
Rc2+
37. Kh3
Qe6+
38. Kh4
Rxh2+
39. Kg5
Qe3+
40. Kg6
Qxg3+
41. Kh7
Time: 1.58 - 1.55. 1-0
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