Chess for training: Giro di boa!

mercoledì 23 dicembre 2009

Giro di boa!

Il campione del mondo conduce per +3-2=7, Karpov prova ad innescare una leggera pressione ma Kasparov manovra a meraviglia con le torri e strappa l'iniziativa all'avversario.Lasciatosi scappare l'ultima possibilità di intorbiare le acque(V la 28sima mossa) non rimane che siglare una tranquilla patta.

Karpov,A (2700) - Kasparov,G (2740) D85
World Championship 34th-KK4 Seville (13), 13.11.1987

1.d4 Cf6 2.c4 g6 3.Cc3 d5 4.Cf3 Trovandosi in svantaggio Karpov non gioca la variante classica ma il cavallo di re. 4...Ag7 5.cxd5 Cxd5 6.e4 Cxc3 7.bxc3 c5 8.Tb1 Più tagliente è 8.Ae2 Cc6 9.d5 Axc3+ 10.Ad2 Axa1 11.Dxa1 Cd4 12.Cxd4 cxd4 13.Dxd4 f6 14.e5! Con gioco complesso. 8...0-0 9.Ae2 cxd4 “Più debole è 9...Cc6 10.d5 Ce5 11.Cxe5 Axe5 12.Dd2! con buon finale per il bianco"(Bronstein) 10.cxd4 Da5+ 11.Dd2?! Non è affatto la strada più indicata per giocare per vincere. Manteneva la tensione 11.Ad2!? Dxa2 12.0-0 Ag4 13.Ag5 h6 14.Ae3 Cc6 15.d5 con posizione a tinte forti. 11...Dxd2+ 12.Axd2 La presa di re è umanamente inguardabile, ma ecco cosa trova il computer: 12.Rxd2!? Td8 13.Re3! Il primo passo...verso il centro della scena! 13...Cd7 14.Ac4 Cb6 15.Ab3 Ag4 16.Ce5 Ae6 17.f4 Axb3 18.axb3 f6 19.Cf3 f5 20.Ad2 e dopo 20...fxe4 21.Rxe4 il re bianco in pieno mediogioco si trova a suo agio fra i pedoni d4 ed f4. 12...e6 Oggi è piu giocata 12...b6 13.0-0 e6 14.Tbc1 ( Segnalo anche l'opportunita 14.Tfc1 Ab7 15.Ab4 Td8 16.Ab5 Axe4 17.Ae7 Cd7 18.Axd8 Txd8 e si ha uno dei tanti sacrifici di qualita tipici della Gruenfeld) 14...Ab7 15.Ab4 Td8 16.Ab5 Aa6 17.a4 Axb5 18.axb5 a6 con gioco pari. 13.0-0 b6 14.Tfd1 Ab7 15.d5 exd5 16.exd5 Cd7 17.Ab4 Tfc8 18.Ae7! L'alfiere si prepara ad accompagnare il pedone, ma non tutti sono d'accordo sulla bontà di questa mossa, Bronstein ad esempio nel suo libro dedicato al match non la conosidera migliore e cita 18.Cd4 Cf6 19.d6 come fu giocato nella Lputyan-Tukmakov Campionato USSR 1984. Qui e stata anche giocata 18.Ab5 Cf6 19.d6 Cd5 20.Cd4 Cxb4 21.d7 Tc5! (La mossa chiave) 22.Txb4 Td5 con partita pari.;] 18...Af6 19.d6 Rg7 20.Te1 Tc5! Il campione del mondo si difende con precisione, con un gioco preciso ha conquistato la parità e i prossimi tentativi da partei di Karpov non sortiranno nessun effetto. 21.Ab5 Ac6 22.Axc6 Txc6 23.Tbd1 23.g4!? Ac3 24.Te3 f6 25.g5 (Gufeld) è un modo di realizzare lo stesso piano però giocato meglio che in partita. 23...Ac3 24.Te3 f6 25.g4!? g5 26.h4 h6 27.hxg5 hxg5 28.Cd4 L'ultimo modo di complicare il gioco è 28.Td5 Tc4 29.Cxg5!? fxg5 30.Txg5+ come suggerito da molti commentatori.Adesso la partita è patta. 28...Axd4 29.Txd4 Th8 30.Te1 Tc2 31.a4 a5 32.f4 Rg6 33.fxg5 Rxg5 34.Tf1 Rg6 35.Tf2 Thc8 36.Tdf4 Txf2 1/2-1/2

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Giro di boa!

Karpov,A (2700) - Kasparov,G (2740) D85
World Championship 34th-KK4 Seville (13), 13.11.1987

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Karpov,A (2700) - Kasparov,G (2740) D85
World Championship 34th-KK4 Seville (13), 13.11.1987