HiarcsX (C) -
GM
Evgeny Bareev
[C01]
Bareev vs. HiarcsX Match
Maastricht, Netherlands (1), 28.01.2003
1.e4 e6; 2.d4 d5; 3.exd5 exd5; 4.Nf3 Nf6; 5.c4 Bb4+;
6.Nc3 0-0;
7.Be2 dxc4; 8.Bxc4 Re8+; 9.Be3 Be6; 10.Qb3 Bxc4; 11.Qxc4 Nc6;
12.0-0 Bxc3; 13.bxc3 Qd5; 14.Qd3
Na5; 15.Nd2 b5; 16.a4 a6;
17.axb5 axb5; 18.Rfb1 c6; 19.f3 h5; 20.Re1 Nc4; 21.Nxc4
bxc4;
22.Qd1 Qf5; 23.Bd2 Rxe1+; 24.Bxe1 Rxa1; 25.Qxa1 Kh7; 26.Qa2 Qd3;
27.Kf2 Nd5; 28.Qd2 Qxd2+; 29.Bxd2 Kg6; 30.g4 f5; 31.Kg3 Nf6;
32.gxh5+ Nxh5+; 33.Kf2 Kf6; 34.Kf1
Ke6; 35.Kg2 Nf6; 36.Kg3 Nd5;
37.h4 g6; 38.h5 f4+; 39.Kg4 gxh5+; 40.Kxh5 Kf5; 41.Kh4
Nc7;
42.Kh3 Ne6; Game agreed drawn, ½ - ½
Black got a lock on the center - and later - controlled the
d5-square. Bareev never seemed
in any real danger. I plan on (eventually) having these games at least lightly
annotated.
Man
vs. machine – but not Kasparov
While Garry Kasparov battles it out in New York against Deep Junior, back in
Holland
the world's number eight (#8) player, Evgeny Bareev, is playing a four-game
match
against the English program Hiarcs. The first two games ended in a
draw, the next will
bring the decision. You can watch them live on the Playchess.com
server.
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