When the final is not only technique
The qualities of a good runner does not run out in-depth knowledge and methods of typical positions, or how well someone believes in the ability to operate indefinitely without making mistakes. The utilitarian design that dominates the way to approach the final part of many chess players, in my view, strongly influenced by the often irreversible consequences that may result from
an error. 'S understandable, then, that the average player is brought solutions to avoid most enterprising and risky, since they almost always involve the application of moves that can justly be called "no return". In this sense, I think the final will be very instructive to see just how it is possible to combine useful and fun, or play to win with linearity and substance without stifling their creativity. Readers, however, I recommend one thing above all: be careful when deep logic but in the end extremely linear which underpins the entire strategic concept developed by bianco.Noterete so that the moves seem more difficult to find at a superficial examination
Shirov, A (2720) - Aronian, L (2741) [C89] Tal Memorial
Moskau (4), 10.11.2006 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6
3.Ab5 Nf6 5.0-0 Be7 6 a6 4.Aa4 . TE1 B5 7.Ab3 0-0 8.c3 d5 9.exd5 Cxd5 10.Cxe5 Cxe5 11.Txe5 c6 12.d4 Ad6 13.Te1 15.Te4 DH3 DH4 14.g3 g5 18.f3 Bf5 16.Df1 DH5 17.Cd2 Nf6 19.a4 Cxe4 20.Cxe4 DG6 DG6 21.Cxd6 Dxd6 22.Axg5 23.Dc1 Ad3 24.axb5 axb5 25.Txa8 Txa8 bxc4 28.g4 Re8 26.Rf2 AC4 27.Axc4 29.Af4 DD3 DE2 31.Db1 De1 30.Rg3 + 32 . Dxe1 Txe1 33.Ad6 Tg1 TB1 + 34.Rf2 h5 37.h3 Rg6 36.Rg3 35.Aa3 RG7
E 'known to attack Marshall always offers interesting positions and also this game is no exception: the young talented Armenian Levon Aronian, known for his style always averse to compromise, he got a biased position in which the quality is more than offset by less than two pedestrians and a generally more debole.Tuttavia structure, the tower is black extraordinarily active while the white bishop is forced to a predominantly defensive role. Shirov, who is also credited with excellent skills as a finalist, he realizes that to keep the position must be able to activate the most of their king, but the method chosen by him is not the best and ends to justify the ambitions of winning the opponent.
38.Rh4?! Tg1 simple and effective: the black king, far from becoming an active part, ultimately be confined to the edge of the board.
39.Ac5 Tg2 attacking the b2 pawn without letting go
40.Aa3 f6 White has run out of moves must be resigned to waiting and capture h5. 41.gxh5 + RF5 TG8 42.f4! [ is useful to note that 42 ... Rxf4? leads to a draw after 43.h6 TG8 44.Rh5 Tg5 TG8 45.Rh4 + =; Aronian switching back to the second phase of the plan he developed, which aims to leave no white moves. ] 43.Ad6 Re6 44.h6? [Offers greater resistance 44.Aa3 Rf7 45.Ad6 Tg2 46.Aa3 RG7 47.Ae7 TXB2 Rf7 48.Rg4 49.Ad8 TB8 50.Aa5 (50.Ac7 TG8 51.Rh4 + (51.Rf5 TG3) 51 ... f5 ) 50 ... TG8 + 53.Re4 f5 51.Rf5 Ta8 52.Ab4 TB8 + 54.Rf3 (Txb4 55.cxb4 54.Rxf5 c3) 54 Th8μ ...] 44 ... f5 46.h7 Rxd6 45.Rh5 Th8 47.Rg6 48.Rg7 Ke8 49.Rg6 RE7 [Aronian's creativity is enhanced in variant 49.Rxh8 Rf7-+ b2 52.d5 51.c4 50.b4 cxb3 b1D 53.dxc6 Db2 # ... a wonderful example of Zugzwang 49 ... Rf8 50.h4 extreme !!!!] RE7 51.Rg7 Ke8 52.Rg6 Rf8 54.Rg7 Ke8 53.h5 RE7 55.Rg6 Rf8 56.h6 Re8 57.Rf6 Txh7 58.Rg6 Tf7 [58...Tf7 59.h7 Tf8 60.Rg7 Th8 61.Rg6 Rf8 62.Rh6 Rf7–+] 0–1
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