Biuletyn Szkockiej Federacji Szachów Korespondencyjnych

   [Event "35th Polish CC Ch."] [Site "ICCF"] [Date "1992–94"] [Round "-"] [White "Przybyla, W"] [Black "Suder, R"] [Result "0-1"]   {Caro Kann, Bronstein-Larsen Variation [B16]}   {Notes by John E Hawkes after Suder in CCYB–11}   {Ryszard Suder was a member of the Polish team that was 1st ahead of the Ukraine and Russia at the recent IBCA European Team Championship in Warsaw. It was also Ryszard's birthday on the 29th September (b.1957) - and it so happened that I compiled the annotation to his game on that self-same day this year! On behalf of the SCCA, we wish you many happy returns, Ryszard.}   1.e4 c6  2.d4 d5  3.Nc3 dxe4  4.Nxe4 Nf6  5.Nxf6+ gxf6  6.c3   ({Koralewski - Suder, Polish corr. 1992/93 went} 6.Nf3 Bf5 (6...f5) 7.Bd3 Bg6 8.0–0 Qc7 9.c4 Nd7 10.d5 0–0–0 11.Be3 c5! (11...e5 12.Be2 Kb8 13.Rc1 f5 14.c5! {Suder}) 12.Be2 e6 13.b4!? (13.Nh4? Nb6 14.Rc1 exd5 15.cxd5 Nxd5 16.Qb3 Nxe3{÷} {Dobosz-Suder, corr.1989/90}) 13...Bd6 14.Qa4 Kb8 15.Qa3 Rhg8 16.Rfd1 Be4! 17.g3 h5 18.dxe6 fxe6 19.Rd2 b6 20.b5 Ne5 21.Nh4 Ng4 22.Rad1 Be5 23.Rxd8+ Rxd8 24.Rxd8+ Qxd8 25.h3 Nxe3 26.Qxe3 Qd4 27.Qxd4? (27.Ng2 {had to be played.}) 27...cxd4! 28.Kf1 Bc2! 29.f4 Bd6 30.Bxh5 d3 31.Nf3 Bd1 32.Ke1 Be2 33.Kd2 Bb4+ 34.Ke3 Kc7 35.Bg4 f5 36.Bh5 Bc5+ 37.Kd2 Kd6 38.Ke1 Be3! {and White resigned. A beautifully played game by Black.})   6... Bf5  7.Nf3 e6  8.Bf4 Bd6  9.Bg3 Qe7   {Konstantinopolsky's alternative to the routine Qc7.}   10.Be2 Nd7  11.0–0 0–0–0  12.Qa4 Bxg3   (12...Kb8 13.Qa3! {is an extraordinary cross-pin, but doesn't force Black to reply with an unfavourable ...c5.})   13.hxg3 Kb8  14.Rfe1   (14.d5?! cxd5 15.Qf4+ Ka8 16.Nd4 Bg6 17.Nb5 Ne5 18.Qe3 Nc6μ {was Ciesielski - Suder, 2nd Jurajski Tmt 92–94})   14... Bg4  15.Nh4   ({better was} 15.b4 Nb6 16.Qb3 Nd5 17.a4! {and pressure on the Black K.})   15... Bxe2  16.Rxe2 Qd6  17.Qa5 f5  18.Rae1 Rhg8   (18...f4 19.gxf4 Qxf4 20.Re4²)   19.Nf3 h5   20.Ng5!? Qe7  21.f4 Qf6  22.Kf2?   (22.b4 Rh8 23.a4 h4 24.Re3÷)   22... Qg6  23.Rh1!   ({On} 23.b4 {Black had prepared} 23...Nf6 24.b5 b6 25.Qa4 Ne4+ 26.Nxe4 fxe4 27.Re3 cxb5 28.Qxb5 Rd5!μ)   23... Nf6  24.Rh3 Rd5?!  25.Qb4   (25.Qa4 c5 26.Rd2 h4! {threatening 27...Ne4+})   25... Ng4+  26.Ke1   ({Some very interesting variations occur after} 26.Kf1 c5 27.dxc5 e5! ({not} 27...Rd1+ 28.Re1 Ne3+ 29.Kf2 Rxe1 30.c6!+–) {For example} 28.Nf3 Rd1+ 29.Re1 Qa6+ 30.c4 (30.Kg1 Qe2! {mating.}) 30...Ne3+ 31.Ke2 Rxe1+ 32.Nxe1 Nxc4 {and Black has a strong initiative.})   26... c5!  27.Qa4   (27.dxc5 Rgd8 28.Qb3 e5 29.Nf3 Qa6 30.c4 Qxa2!)   27... cxd4  28.cxd4 e5!  29.dxe5   ({The Black assault cannot be contained:} 29.Nf3 e4 30.Ne5 (30.Nd2 e3 31.Nb3 Nf2 32.Rxe3 Nxh3 33.gxh3 h4–+) 30...Nxe5 31.fxe5 (31.dxe5 Qb6) 31...Rgd8 32.Rd2 e3 33.Rd1 f4–+)   29... Qb6  30.Nf3 Rc8   {And mate is inevitable.}  0–1