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Move	N	Result	Elo	Players

1.e4	1,165,570	54%	2421	---
1.d4	946,474	55%	2434	---
1.Nf3	281,312	56%	2441	---
1.c4	181,937	56%	2442	---
1.g3	19,688	56%	2427	---
1.b3	14,236	54%	2427	---
1.f4	5,886	48%	2377	---
1.Nc3	3,796	51%	2384	---
1.b4	1,753	48%	2380	---
1.a3	1,197	54%	2403	---
1.e3	1,068	48%	2408	---
1.d3	948	50%	2378	---
1.g4	662	46%	2361	---
1.h4	446	53%	2374	---
1.c3	426	51%	2425	---
1.h3	279	56%	2416	---
1.a4	108	60%	2468	---
1.f3	91	47%	2431	---
1.Nh3	89	66%	2508	---
1.Na3	42	62%	2482	---

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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 g6 4.g3 Bg7 5.Bg2 d6 6.0-0 Diagram

This is a rare scheme of the Closed Sicilian Defence. Usually White plays f2-f4, after that Ng1-f3. Now knight stays in front of pawn, Black controls d4-square( Everest of the position). 6...Bg4 7.h3 Bxf3 8.Qxf3 Nf6 9.d3 0-0 10.Qd1 Nd7 11.f4 Diagram

With his pawn on f4 already, White would play Qf3-f2 with idea Bc1-e3, g4-g5, h4-h5! 11...c4! Important move for Black counterplay. Black knight jumps on c4 to pressure on the queenside. 12.dxc4 Na5! 13.Nd5 Bad for White 13.Qd3? Rc8 14.b3 b5! 13...Nxc4 14.c3 Ndb6 15.Qe2 15.f5? Nxd5 16.exd5 Qb6+ 17.Kh2 Ne3! 18.Bxe3 Qxe3 Too weak dark squares! 15...Rc8 16.Kh2 e6 17.Nb4! Long way to f4-square 17.Nxb6? Qxb6 18.b3 Bxc3 19.Rb1 Bd4! 19...Na5 20.Be3 17...Na4! Diagram

Black has strong initiative on the queenside. Well done , knights! 18.f5 Re8 19.fxe6? Mistake! Black king is OK now. White loses a control on dark squares. 19.f6! of course! Bf8! 19...Bxf6? 20.Qf2 Kg7 21.b3+- 20.e5! with unclear position 19...fxe6 20.Nd3 Qb6 21.h4! Qa6 22.Rf2 Ne5 23.Nf4! Strong move. Black must exchange queens because of weekness e6-pawn Nc5 24.Qxa6 bxa6! Diagram

Excellent! B-file opens for black rooks 25.Re2 h6! prophylactic against Bh3 26.Kh1 26.Bh3? g5! 26...a5! Black activated a-battering-ram. 27.Be3 a4 28.Rd1 Rc6 29.Bd4? Delay for White. Its time to catch d-file. 29.Bxc5! dxc5 30.Red2 29...g5 30.Nh3 g4 31.Nf4 Rb6 32.Nh5 Bh8 33.Red2 Reb8 34.Bxc5!? White starts counterplay, but they exchange an important dark-squared bishop. Black has a clear advantage. How to cover c4 and f3-squares together? dxc5 35.Rd8+ Kf7 36.Rxb8 Rxb8 37.Rd2 Nc4? Zeitnot. Simply wins 37...Ke7! 38.Bf1 Only move a3 39.b3 c4 40.b4 a5! 41.bxa5 Nf3-+ Diagram

38.Rd7+ Ke8 39.Rxa7 Be5 40.Rxa4 Ne3 White resigns!!! An illusion of Mamedyarov. White can save a bishop 41.b3 Rd8 42.Kg1! Rd2 43.Bh1‼ Diagram

43...Nd1 43...Kf7 44.Ra5! 44.Ra7 Nxc3 45.Bg2 Bd4+ 46.Kh1! Rd1+ 47.Kh2 Bg1+ 48.Kh1‼ Diagram

Position is unclear. Nobody has ever improved his situation by resigning! 0–1

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White	EloW	Black	EloB	Res	Year	ECO	Event	Rnd

Mamedyarov,S	2760	Carlsen,M	2733	0–1	2008	B50	Corus Chess A 2008	1
Mamedyarov,S	2760	Van Wely,L	2681	1–0	2008	B20	Corus Chess A 2008	5
Topalov,V	2780	Kramnik,V	2799	1–0	2008	D43	Corus Chess A 2008
Aronian,L	2739	Van Wely,L	2681	1–0	2008	D15	Corus Chess A 2008	11
Nepomniashchy,Y	2600	Sargissian,G	2676	1–0	2008	C65	Corus Chess B 2008	3
Tiviakov,S	2649	Le Quang,L	2540	0–1	2008	B22	Moscow Open 2008	6
Naiditsch,A	2638	Lastin,A	2604	0–1	2008	B12	Moscow Open 2008
Riazantsev,A	2628	Yandemirov,V	2461	1–0	2008	D86	Moscow Open 2008	2
Inarkiev,E	2680	Kazhgaleyev,M	2594	1–0	2008	C79	Moscow Open 2008	6
Gabrielian,A	2479	Najer,E	2634	½–½	2008	B80	Moscow Open 2008	2
Caruana,F	2598	Motylev,A	2644	0–1	2008	B12	Aeroflot Open 2008	3.3
Le Quang,L	2540	Smirnov,P	2599	1–0	2008	E20	Aeroflot Open 2008	5.19
Timofeev,A	2664	Dreev,A	2633	0–1	2008	B71	Aeroflot Open 2008	6.2
Grigoriants,S	2583	Melkumyan,H	2485	1–0	2008	C91	Aeroflot Open 2008	1.33
Evdokimov,A	2569	Bologan,V	2660	0–1	2008	E94	Aeroflot Open 2008	9.9

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