Alexander Motylev vs Vitaly Tseshkovsky (2004)

Alexander Motylev vs Vitaly Tseshkovsky
Russian Championships (2004) · Sicilian Defense: Hyperaccelerated Dragon (B35) · 1-0

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Nov-24-04		acirce: The same position occurred three times here (after Black's 42nd, 44th and 46th) but none of the players claimed the draw. Probably black should have.

Nov-25-04		euripides: An instructive exchange sacrifice - it's easy to see White might have enough for the exchange in the pawn and two very well-place knights, but not so easy to see he's got winning chances.

Nov-25-04		tacticsjokerxxx: in the accelerated, 3.-g7 is generally only played before cxd4 to avoid the 4.xd4 line (4.-f6 5.e5-c6 6.a4-d5) with 3.-g7, white can play 4.dxc5, where the suboptimal 4.-a6 or 4.-a5+ must be played to regain the pawn. This is just the general consensus, I think 4.-a6 is quite playable. In any case, Motylev transposed with 4.c3 to stay in common waters.

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