1.e4
+0.32/11
1...c5
+0.60/13
2.Nc3
+0.56/12
2...e6
+0.91/13
3.Nf3
I played 3.f4 in our last Closed Silcilian.
3...a6
+1.41/12
4.d4
+1.08/13
4...cxd4
+1.09/12
5.Nxd4
+1.08/11
5...Qc7
+1.04/10
6.Be3
+0.73/13
6...Bb4
The threats at c3 control the game for several moves.
7.Qd2
+0.24/12
7...Nf6
+0.24/11
8.f3
-0.43/11
8...d6
+0.06/10
9.Bd3
+0.16/12
9...Nbd7
+0.17/10
10.a3
0.00/11
10...Bxc3
+0.11/14
11.bxc3
Note that Shredder10 asseses this exchange as tilting advantage slightly to black.
11...Ne5
-0.15/13
12.0-0
-0.24/14
12...Bd7
-0.24/12
13.Rfb1
eyeing b6
13...b5
-0.50/13
14.Rb4
-0.50/14
14...0-0
-0.59/13
15.Qe1
-0.91/13
15...Rfc8
-0.93/13
16.Bd2
-1.00/12
16...a5
-0.83/13
17.Nxb5!?
Retreating the rook allows Nc4, which I figured leaves me with long, tough defensive game; I figure this will get two pawns for the N and an initiative on Q-side. Seems more fun to me.
17...Qb6+
-1.29/17
18.Be3
-1.29/15
18...Nxd3
-1.29/15
19.cxd3
-1.13/15
19...Qa6
-1.31/14
20.Rb3
-1.61/15
20...Bxb5
21.c4
-1.07/14
21...Bc6?
Overlooking Rb6, so I get the piece back, instead of just a second pawn.
22.Rb6
+2.19/16
22...Qa7
+2.19/17
23.Rxc6
+2.19/16
23...Qd7
+2.19/15
24.Rxc8+
+2.11/17
24...Qxc8
+2.11/16
25.Rb1
+2.11/15
25...Nd7
+2.11/14
26.Qc3
+2.14/13
26...Qc6
+2.21/15
27.Rb5
+2.21/13
27...a4
+2.52/15
28.Qb4
+2.52/13
28...f5
+3.13/15
29.exf5
+3.13/14
29...e5
+3.63/13
30.d4
+3.39/13
30...Rf8
+3.76/14
31.d5
+3.51/14
31...Qa6
+4.40/15
32.Ra5
+4.40/16
32...Qc8
+4.40/15
33.Rxa4
+4.15/14
33...Qc7
+10.09/16
34.Ra7
+9.61/14
34...Qb8
+11.81/16
35.Rxd7
+11.81/14
35...Qc8
+17.77/13
36.Qxd6
Black resigns. 1-0