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Bailey,Stephen - Judd,Ian [B01]
CT 28551, 2005
[Notes by David Hardy]
1.e4
d5
2.exd5
Nf6
3.d4
Qxd5
4.Nc3
Qd8
[4...Qa5
tends to be the normal move - despite recent attempts to revive this line White seems to win a lot more than his fair share. For a great attacking game see Fischer - Robatsch (Varna Ol 1962)] 5.Bc4
Bg4
6.Nge2
e6
7.Bg5
Be7
8.Qd2
h6
9.Bf4
c6
10.f3
Bf5
11.Ng3
Bg6
12.0-0
0-0
I guess White is slightly better here as he has more space - Black must seek some exchanges to free his game 13.Rae1
Nbd7
[13...Bxc2
14.Qxc2
(14.Bxe6
fxe6
15.Qxc2
Qxd4+
16.Be3
Qd7
look level but I prefer White especially with that backward pawn on e6) 14...Qxd4+
drops a pawn but White replies 14.Bxe6] 14.Bd3
Bxd3
15.Qxd3
Nd5
16.Nxd5
cxd5
this is very similar to an Exchange Caro where the plan should be to get f5 in 17.c3
Rc8
18.Rf2
Bh4
19.b3
a subtle move stopping the Knight getting to c4 and preparing a4 19...Nb6
20.a4
Re8
21.a5
Na8
22.a6
b6
23.c4
dxc4
24.bxc4
g5
under pressure Ian makes an error - I think he had to play Nc7 and Bf6 and hope for the best 25.Be5
Nc7
26.f4!
opening lines 26...Nxa6
27.fxg5
Bxg3
28.Rxf7!
nicely spotted - If Kxf7 then Qh7 mates 1-0
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