Dmitry Jakovenko vs Evgeny Alekseev (2006)

Dmitry Jakovenko vs Evgeny Alekseev
Russian Championship Tiebreaker 2006 · Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. English Attack (B90) · 1/2-1/2

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Dec-15-06		chrisowen: yeah at that age they bounce back quickly

Dec-15-06		Nightranger: < Poor Alekseev - after fighting for 109 moves against Nepomnyaschiy! > If he had just WON that game (and my 950 chessbucks).

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: maybe a trophy for DJs locker?

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: Jakovenko should be better here. He's playing in the spirit of the final Fritz-Kramnik game with that rook on h3 and now (25. Bd4) offering an exchange of DSBs so he can capitalize on black's weak pawn structure (g6)! ;-)

Dec-15-06		ikipemiko: i think alexeev made a mistake with this 28..h5

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: will that pawn get up to f5?

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: oh. i see it did

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: What about 32. exf5 Qxe3 33. fxg6 Qxf2 34. g7+ Kxg7 35. h8=Q+ ? :))

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: not bad, heavy ks tactics

Dec-15-06		consul: I would't play that variation as black...

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: I like 34. Nc4

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: another f4

Dec-15-06		crimsontide: Qf6+?

Dec-15-06		consul: Srry, my previous comment was in respect to Scarecrow...

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: no probs nc4 good too

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: <Qf6+>: Ng7 holds, but after 34. Nc4 Qd8 (or Qc7) 35. Nxd6! black cannot take the knight because 35...Qxd6 fails to 36. Qf6+ Ng7 37. Qxd6

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: My engine doesn't like 34. Nf5 at all, now after 36...Ne6 black is more than OK

Dec-15-06		lazydaisy: hi. can someone plz tell me how many games will the tiebreak last?

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: that knight b3 might try to make up f5

Dec-15-06		Gryznx: this is pretty exciting!

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: Now it's drawish. My comp says black went wrong with 42...Rc7, should have played Rb5 instead

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: before the alekseev drained but now holding

Dec-15-06		al wazir: I think 30. h7 was a mistake. Qh4 keeps upt the attack.

Dec-15-06		chrisowen: result, taxi for dj!

Dec-15-06		Scarecrow: 49...Rh2+ 50. Kg1 Rxh5 and what does white do? 51. Rxb4 Rxf5 52. Rxg4 Rxf6 is a possibility and black looks winning

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