[Event "Roberrtson Cup: Ringwood vs Winchester "]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2020.02.18"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Jaminez Capilla, Jose"]
[Black "Anderson, Peter"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "A42"]
[Annotator "peter"]
[PlyCount "84"]
[SourceVersionDate "2008.08.11"]
1. d4 g6 2. c4 Bg7 3. Nc3 d6 4. e4 e5 5. d5 a5 {This is a flexible line where
Black waits to see what White does on the kingside before deciding how to
develop his own kingside pieces.} 6. Be3 Na6 7. h4 f5 $11 {This move commits
Black to playing Kf8 but that is not too serious now White has spent time on
h4. In return Black gets more control over key central squares.} 8. exf5 (8. f4
{would be a violent but dubious response} exf4 9. Bxf4 Qe7 10. Qe2 Bxc3+ (10...
Nc5 {is also good for Black}) 11. bxc3 fxe4 $17) 8... gxf5 9. Qh5+ Kf8 {
the Black king is surprsinigly safe.} 10. Bg5 $6 (10. g3) (10. Bd3) 10... Nf6
11. Bxf6 $2 (11. Qe2 $15) (11. Qd1 $15) 11... Qxf6 $17 12. O-O-O Qh6+ (12...
Nc5 $17 {is probably best} 13. Nb5 (13. g3 Bd7 $17) 13... e4 14. Nd4 a4 (14...
Bd7) 15. Rh3 a3 16. b3 Bd7) 13. Qxh6 (13. Qg5 Qxg5+ 14. hxg5 h6 $17) 13...
Bxh6+ 14. Kb1 Ke7 15. g3 Bd7 16. Nf3 Kf6 (16... Nc5 17. Ng5 Raf8 $17 18. f4 $6
Bg7) 17. Bh3 Nc5 $17 {Here I wimpily offered a draw, thinking I stood slightly
but not substantially better. Fortunately my opponent declined and within a
few more moves it was clear to me just how good my position was.} 18. Rhg1 Rhg8
19. Nh2 Ke7 $1 {It seems strange to move the king back having moved it forward
just three moves earlier but this is clearly strongest. White is intending g4
and Black wants to play Raf8 in response, when the king can then go to d8 to
defend the weak c7 pawn. The bonus is that Black's king is less vulnernable if
the f and e files get opened.} 20. Rg2 Raf8 21. f3 Be8 $1 {An important
re-routing of the bishop which will find activity on g6 or h5.} 22. a3 a4 {
Fixing White's queenside pawns. Black is comfortably better here but White
ought to just sit tight and Black would have some work to do to convert.} (
22... Bh5 {was the main alternative} 23. g4 fxg4 24. fxg4 Bg6+ 25. Ka1 Bd3) 23.
g4 $19 {tempting but wrong} fxg4 24. fxg4 (24. Nxg4 Bg6+ 25. Ka1 Bf4 $19 {
intending Bd3 targetting c4. White cannot defend all the weaknesses in his
position e.g.} 26. Nf2 Bc2 27. Rdg1 Rxg2 28. Rxg2 Bh6 29. Rg3 Nb3+ 30. Ka2 Nd2)
24... Bg6+ $19 (24... Rf4 $19) 25. Ka2 (25. Ka1 {is a better try but still
loses} Rf4 $19 {simplest} (25... Bd3 26. g5 Bg7 27. Nxa4 Nb3+ 28. Ka2 Bxc4 29.
Rc2 b5 $19 {what I had intended during the game})) 25... Bd3 26. g5 Bxc4+ 27.
Ka1 Bg7 28. h5 c6 (28... e4 {this was my first instinct and the engine's
choice but what I played is plenty strong enough} 29. Nxe4 Nxe4 30. Re1 Bxd5
31. Rge2 Kd8 32. Rxe4 Bxe4 33. Rxe4 Rf2 (33... Bxb2+)) 29. dxc6 (29. Ng4 Rf3)
29... bxc6 30. Ne2 Bd5 31. Rxd5 (31. Rg3 Rf2) (31. Rgg1 Rf2) 31... cxd5 32. Ng3
Nb3+ 33. Ka2 Nd4 34. Ng4 Rf3 35. Nf2 Rgf8 36. Nd1 R8f4 37. Nc3 Rh4 38. Bc8 Kd8
39. Bb7 Rg4 40. h6 Bh8 41. Bxd5 Rfxg3 42. Rf2 Rf4 0-1