Nº3 Peter S. Krug & Mario G. García

Win

Peter S. Krug & Mario G. García (Austria- Argentina)

wKb1,Nf8,Be4,Rb6,h1,Pb3,g3,g5,h5/bKh8,Qf4,Be8,Rf2,Pb4,c3,c4,d2,g7

1.Ng6+!
1.gxf4? Re2 2.Ng6+ Kh7=

1…Bxg6 2.hxg6+ Rh2! 3.Rxh2+ Kg8 4.Bc2!
4.Bd5+? Kf8 5.Rh8+ Ke7 6.Rb7+ Kd6 7.Rd8+ Kc5 8.Rb5+ Kxb5 9.Bxc4+ Qxc4 10.bxc4+ Kxc4 11.Kc2 b3= positional draw

4…Qxg3
4…Qf1+ 5.Ka2 Qf8 6.Ra6+-

5.Rf2!
5.Re2? Kf8 6.Rbe6 Qg1+ 7.Ka2 Qa7+ 8.Kb1 Qg1+=
5.Rh1? Qe1+ 6.Ka2 Kf8=

5…d1Q+
5…Qxf2 6.Rb8+ Qf8 7.Rxf8+ Kxf8 8.bxc4+-

6.Bxd1 c2+ 7.Bxc2
7.Rxc2? Qxb3+ 8.Ka1 Qa3+ 9.Kb1 Qb3+=

7…cxb3 8.Rb8+ Qxb8 9.Bxb3+ Kh8 10.Ra2!
10.Rc2? Qc7 11.Rxc7= stalemate
10.Re2? Qe5 11.Rxe5= stalemate
10.Rf3? Qc8 11.Bd5 (11.Rf4 Qf5/c1=) 11…b3 12.Rf2 Qc2+ 13.Rxc2 bxc2+ 14.Kxc2= stalemate

10…Qf4
10…Qe8 11.Rh2#

11.Ra8+ Qb8 12.Rxb8#

Thema: Elimination of the threat of stalemate and positional draw in black’s counterplay