1.d4
g6
2.c4
d6
3.Nc3
Bg7
4.e4
Nc6
5.Be3
e5
6.d5
Nce7
7.c5
[ 7.g4
f5
8.gxf5
gxf5
9.Qh5+
Ng6
10.exf5
Qh4
11.Qxh4
Nxh4~~
is the latest book]
7...f5
8.Bb5+
Bd7
[ 8...Kf8
is book but 9.f3
Bh6
10.Bxh6+
Nxh6
11.f4+/=
when Ward beat Speelman in the Rebus tournament 2000.]
9.cxd6
cxd6
10.Bxd7+
Qxd7
11.f3
Nf6!?
[ 11...Bh6
12.Bxh6
Nxh6
13.Qd3
0-0+/=
]
12.Nge2
fxe4
13.Nxe4?!
Nxe4
[ 13...Nexd5
14.Bg5
Nxe4
15.fxe4
Nb6~~
I rejected this, although a pawn up it let's White off the hook.]
14.fxe4
0-0
15.Nc3
b5!
16.Rf1?
b4
17.Ne2
a5
[ 17...Qg4!
18.Ng3
Qh4
19.Bg1
Rxf1+
20.Kxf1
Rf8+
21.Ke1
Bh6-+
]
18.Rc1
Kh8
making room of the Knight
19.Ng1!?
Ng8
20.Rxf8
Rxf8
21.Nf3
Qg4
22.Qc2
Nf6
23.Ng5
h6
[ 23...Bh6!
24.Qe2
is the only saving move 24...Qxe2+
25.Kxe2
Bxg5
26.Bxg5
Nxe4
27.Bh6
Rb8
28.Rc7
a4
29.Ke3
Nc5
]
24.Ne6
Rf7
25.Qc8+
Kh7
26.Rc7
Rxc7
27.Qxc7
Ne8
28.Qf7
Qxe4
29.Nf8+
Kh8
30.Nxg6+
Kh7
31.Nf8+
and White has to repeat the position to avoid losing a piece. 1/2-1/2