<21 ... Kg8 wrong recognition of their cause. The game came to a standstill black - have to bear the defensive, conceding space and mobility figures. [It seems that in its preliminary calculations Morozevich had planned to play here 21 ... Bxf5 22.exf5 Bxd4, but close to the case observed the terrible forces of reaction 23.g5! hxg5 24.Qh5 + Kg8 25.Qxg6 over the figure in white. In fact, even stronger 25.fxg6!] 22.Be3 Center strengthened. White has a very comfortable game. A clear advantage .... "Heavy fog descended on the west of China." During the party, I listen to news and behold - uhvatil phrase well suitable to the events in the party.
22 ... Bxf5 hate terminator at his home is impossible.
23.gxf5 But now whites are powerful peshechnuyu mass, ready to move. And further - an advantage of two elephants.
24.Bc2 quickly played. Kamsky prevents erosion d6-d5, ready to meet his stroke e4-e5! And when peshke on d6, it is quite relevant.
24 ... Rfd8 best protection against the threat. [Lose, for example, 24 ... c5 25.e5! dxe5 26.dxe5 Qxe5 27.Bg5!]
25.b4 Another very strong progress. The black position is very unpleasant. All attempts to escape lead to defeat. A passive game will likely only extend road to death. Here's to you and "old man"! He plays a very powerful and specific.
25 ... c5 This is the steepest course I meant by the term "attempt to escape." However, it is necessary to closely watch the options. Maybe there is salvation from the black hole?
26.bxc5 go right road, comrades!
26 ... dxc5 White pawns in the center no longer obstacles. We must tread! No matter how I try, I can not find acceptable to the fans Morozevicha option. I have nothing to comfort you, friends. Without the assistance of the Kama is not indispensable.
27 ... Rxd4 most stubborn. [ 27 ... cxd4 28.e5! Qxe5 (28...Qc6 29.f6) 29.Bxh6 Qf6 30.Bg5]
28.Bxd4 Qxd4 A black would be good compensation for the quality, if it was time to consolidate power. But White vigorous action to hold the initiative in their hands.
29.Qg3 A battle rook b8.
29 ... Nc6 [On 29 ... Rd8 also should 30.e5!]
30.e5! Crucial move. Elephant c2 becomes strong atakerom, a white pawn hovering over the black king. Salvation is not in sight.
30 ... c4 afraid too late. Morozevich desperate counterattacks, trying to create at least some flares.
31.Rad1 Qb2 32.f6 White always one step ahead.
32 ... g5 [Bad and 32 ... g6 33.Rd2! (With the threat of Bxg6, thus allowing for counter-f2) 33 ... Kf8 34.Qh4 h5 35.Qf4 Qb4 36.Qh6 + Ke8 37.e6! And the black king dies.]
33.Re2 Tsgrozhaet jump elephant C2 on h7.
33 ... Qb4 34.Qh3! The latest blow. Through h6 or f5 white queen comes to h7.
BLACK surrendered. Convincing victory Kama! Frankly, Morozevich is all wrong. He obviously underestimated the opponent, passed the center, has provoked great white complications and literally forced Kamsky attack. American grandmaster very strongly held the end, not giving the opponent a single chance ... >
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) ] 15.Ne3 Centralizing his rook and creating the threat of Ng5. [Analysis:Deep Rybka 3:(a) 15.Be3 c5 16.Na3 Bd7 17.c4 b4 18.Nb5 Bc6 19.Ra6 Bb7 20.Ra1 Qd7=; (b) Another idea for White is to play 15.Qd2 with a possible continuation being: 15...Bb7 16.Qe2 c5 17.Be3 Qd7 18.Ba2 Ra8 19.Bb3 d5 20.exd5 Nxd5 21.Bxd5 Qxd5 
] 15...c6 Morozevich decides to cover the d5-square, preventing Kamsky from occupying it with a knight or bishop.
) ; (b)Deep Rybka 3:Another idea is to play 20...Ne7 with this continuation possible: 21.Bc2 Rd8 22.b3 Kg8 23.Bb2 Be6 24.Qd3 g6 25.g3 Qf6 26.Ra6 Qg7 
) 29.f6 g6 30.Bxh6 Qxc2 31.fxe7 Re8 