Chess for training: Una piccola pausa

mercoledì 16 dicembre 2009

Una piccola pausa

Dopo l'Odissea delle prime undici partita Kasparov si ritrova per la prima volta in testa, e nella parte del vincitore si trova più che bene vista la facilità con cui riesce a imporre la patta al suo avversario.

Kasparov,G (2740) - Karpov,A (2700) D35
World Championship 34th-KK4 Seville (12), 11.11.1987

1.c4 e6 2.Cc3 d5 3.d4 Adesso si cambiano completamente i tempi della partita. Da una pura inglese di passa ad un solido gambetto di donna rifiutato. 3...Ae7 4.cxd5 Se si nutrono forti ambizioni di vittoria è probabilmente più combattiva 4.Cf3 Cf6 seguita dallo sviluppo dell'alfiere in f4 o g5. Non scordiamoci tuttavia che Kasparov nella partita precedente, dopo essere stato sotto per tutto il match, era passato per la prima volta in testa ed è quindi più che ragionevole la voglia di portare a casa una rapida patta. 4...exd5 A distanza di anni è interessante notare come nel loro match rapid di di esibizione del 2009, i due grandi K' abbiano giocato pressocchè le stesse aperture, Gruenfeld e gambetto di donna rifiutato. 5.Af4 Cf6 6.e3 Af5 Solitamente quando il nero arriva a sviluppare questo pezzo tranquillamente è perchè ha raggiunto una partita pari. 7.Cge2 Oltre alla mossa del testo, l'unica alternativa valida per provare a confutare l'uscita dell'alfiere c8 è 7.Db3 Cc6! 8.Dxb7 Cb4 9.Ab5+ Rf8 10.Td1 a6 11.Aa4 Cd3+ 12.Txd3 Axd3 13.Axc7 Dc8 14.Db6 con partita complicata. 7...0-0 8.Tc1 Qui è piu normale 8.Cg3 Ae6 9.Ad3 c5 10.dxc5 Axc5 11.0-0 Cc6 12.Tc1 d4 13.Cb5 Ab6 14.e4 Cg4 con possibilità da ambo I lati. 8...c6 9.Cg3 Ae6 10.Ad3 Te8 11.Db3 11.Cf5!? Axf5 12.Axf5 Ad6 13.Axd6 Dxd6 poteva essere un modo per squilibrare la partita, ma in questa posizione il bianco non ha nessun elemento a favore per reclamare un vantaggio. 11...Db6! 12.Dc2 Cbd7 Adesso il nero ha raggiunto la piena parità 13.0-0 g6 14.h3!? Un timido tentativo di mettere in moto la massa pedonale sul lato di re. Prendendo a spunto un'idea del Gm Makarychev è interessante 14.a3 Tac8 15.b4 Dd8 16.Ca4 b5 17.Cc5 Cxc5 18.dxc5 cercando di utilizzare la casa d4 per il cavallo. 14...Af8 15.Cge2 Tac8 16.Dd2 Ch5 17.Ah2 Cg7 17...f5 sarebbe stata pericolosa e poco adatta alla situazione, in un match il nero raramente gioca per vincere! 18.g4 Dd8 19.f3 Una struttura , che come dimostra la recentissima Carlsen-Adams (Londra 2009) è perfettamente giocabile. 19...Cb6 20.b3 Aa3 21.Tc2 1/2-1/2

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Kasparov,G (2740) - Karpov,A (2700) D35
World Championship 34th-KK4 Seville (12), 11.11.1987