Classic Alley game |
by Aron Zlobinskiy January 6, 2004 |
Trunk Line | Current Position |
Comments |
1.11-16 22-17 |
We will examine two lines: but not |
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Line 10.... 22-18? 11.15:22! 26:17 12.07-11 30-26 13.11-15 32-28! |
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13... 26-22? 14.15:24 22-18 15.24-28 18:09 16.10-15 09-05 17.15-19 23:16 18.20:11 31-26 19.03-07 26-23 20.06-09! 13:06 21.02:09 05:14 22.07-10 14:16 23.12:26 27-23 24.26:19 17-14 25.01-06 21-17 26.19-24!14-10 27.06:15 17-14 28.15-18x |
14.15:24 28:19 15.03-08 26-22 16.08-11 22-18 17.10-15 19:10 18.06:22 17:10 19.02-06 21-17 20.06:15 17:26 |
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The forced play came to a better for black position but with the cool play white can draw |
21.12-16 26-22 22.15-19 22-17 23.19:26 31:22 24.16-19 27-23 25.19:26 22:31 26.20-2413-09 27.24-28 17-14 28.11-15 31-26! and black can not win |
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Line 10.... 22-17! 11.15:24 23-18 12.14:23 26:28 13.10-15 30-26 |
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The key position of the opening We will examine three lines: |
Line a) 14.06-09 |
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Game may continue like this: 20.12-16 26-22 with the the game as above |
Line b) 14.12-16 |
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15.07-10 22-18 16.15:22 17:26 17.10-15 26-22 Game A. Kandaurov - S. Ovechkin, 1983 continued: |
Line c) 14.03-08! It is Boris Blinder's move! 14.03-08 26-22 15.06-09 13:06 16.02:09 27-23 17.15-19 23:16 18.20:11 |
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Black have an advantage. White must play very accurate. We will examine two answers: d) 18...22-18 and e) 18...28-24 |
d) 18....22-18 |
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Sample game: A. Zlobinskiy - S. Rashman, 1954 |
e) 18...28-24 -> position 19.07-10 AB 31-26! 20.12-16 C 24-20 DE 21.16-19 22-18 22.10-15 26-22 23.09-13 32-27! F 24.08-12 27-23 25.19:26 22:31 26.13:22 18:25= |
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A) 19.09-13 17-14 20.12-16 22-18 21.01-05 32-27 22.13-17 27-23! 23.17:10 24-19 24.08-12 21-17 25.05-09 17-13 26.09-14 18:09 27.11-15 09-05 28.15:24 13-09 29.24-28 23-19 16:23 05-01= |