(3) Hart,Glen (1708) - Schwarcz,Mark (1925) [C02]
20th Kenilworth CC Championship Kenilworth, NJ (2), 21.01.2010
[Moldovan & Deep Rybka 3]
C02 French Defense
Advance Variation
1.e4
e6
2.d4
d5
3.e5
c5
4.Nf3
Nc6
5.Bd3!?
>= c3, here or next.
5...Bd7
>= ...cxd4, on this turn or the following.
6.0-0
Qb6
7.Re1
[>=7.dxc5
Bxc5
8.Qe2=
but White insists on sacking.]
7...Nxd4
Mark finally accepts... [... But, instead of transposing into Glen' s GSCL game against me, with 7...cxd4
, he improves slightly.]
8.Nxd4
cxd4
With a pair of Ns off, Black can play ...Nc6, instead of ...Ng6 - which permits BxN & makes it easier for White to collect the d4P.
9.Qe2
Diagram
9...Ne7N
[This varies from the 9...a6
10.Nd2
Ne7
11.Nb3
Nc6
12.a3
Na5
13.Nxa5
Qxa5
14.Bd2
Qb6
15.Rab1
Bb5
of Gal - Mokcsay : Aggtelek 1993]
10.Nd2
Nc6
11.a3
Be7
[>=11...g6
12.Nf3
Bg7=/+
]
12.b4©
0-0-0
[>=12...0-0
]
13.Nb3
[>=13.b5
Na5
14.Nf3
]
13...f5?
[>=13...f6
, with counterplay, was right.]
14.Bd2
Qc7??
[14...a6+/=
]
15.b5
Nb8
Diagram
16.b6??
[16.Rec1!+-
]
16...axb6
17.Nxd4
Nc6
[>=17...Bc5+/=
]
18.Nb5
Qxe5??
[18...Qb8+/-
was required. Now White wins.]
19.Na7+
Kc7
20.Nb5+
Hart repeats moves while working things out.
20...Kc8
21.Na7+
Kc7
22.Qxe5+
Nxe5
23.Rxe5
Kb8
24.Nb5
Bxb5?
[24...Bf6
was a better try. Now all Schwarcz has for defense are his Rs & that isn't much.]
25.Bxb5
Bf6
26.Bf4
Bxe5
27.Bxe5+
Ka7?
[>=27...Kc8
]
28.Rb1
The Black monarch is caught in a mating net & coughing up a R is the only way out.
28...Rc8
29.Rb4
Rxc2
30.Ra4#
1-0
