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FM Ong Chong Ghee Annotates
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National Rapid 2002 |
Rd 4 Ong - Sadorra
1. d4 Nf6
2. Nf3 g6
3. Nc3!? Bg7
I was going to play 3..d5 4.Bf4
4. e4 d6
5. Be3 0-0
The so-called 150 attack - I was killed by Zhang Zhong once in this line.
6. Qd2 a6
7. Bh6 b5
8. Bd3 Bb7?
Meng Kong will tell you - the bishop belongs on c8 in these positions! Correct is 8..Nc6
9. Bg7 Kg7
10. e5! Nd5
11. h4 h5
12. 0-0-0 b4?
White is already clearly better but this brings one more White piece into the attack.
13. Ne4 Nd7
14. g4! Rh8?
After this, it is too easy. Black should try 14..hg4. I hadn't decided yet whether to sac with 15.h5 or just play 15.Nfg5
15. gh5 Rh5
16. Ng3 Rh8
17. h5 e6
The rest is carnage.
18. hg6 fg6
19. Rh8 Qh8
20. Rh1 Qg8
21. Rh6! Qf7 21.Qh6+ also wins but it allows him to play 3-4 moves
without thinking!
22. Rg6 Kf8
23. Ng5 Qe7
23..Qf4 24.Ne6 is a small trick
24. Ne6 Ke8
25. Rg8 Kf7
26. Rg7 Ke6
27. Bf5 #
Rd 5 Villamayor - Ong
1. d4 Nf6
2. Nf3 g6
3. c4 Bg7
4. Nc3 0-0
5. Bf4 d6
6. h3 Nbd7
6.. Nc6 is probably more accurate.
7. e3 b6
8. Be2 Bb7
9. Qc2! Re8
I saw one of his games recently where he played 9.0-0. His opponent replied 9..Ne4 and equalised quite easily.
10. Rd1 Qc8
11. 0-0 e5
12. de5 de5
13. Bg3 e4?!
A little too hasty. 13...a6 was probably better.
14. Nd4 Ne5
15. Nd5! Nd5
A move of awesome strength. White is threatening 16.Nf6 Bf6 17.c5! with a huge bind. So, I decided to give an exchange for some play.
16. cd5 Bd5
17. Nb5 c6!?
17...Bc6 is bad because of 18.Be5 Bb5 19.Bb5 Re5 20.Bc6 followed by 21.Be4
18. Nd6 Qe6
19. Ne8 Re8
I wouldn't like to play this position against Bong in a long game but in 25 min chess, a little speculation doesn't hurt...
20. b3 b5
21. Qc5! h5!?
White was threatening 22.Bb5. In turn, I created the threat 22.. Nf3 23.Kh1 h4, making him take my e5 knight. But maybe the simple 21..a6 was stronger.
22. Be5 Be5
23. Bb5 Bd6
24. Qd4 Bb8
25. Bc4 Qd6
26. g3 Re5
The only try.
26. Bd5 Rd5!
If 26.. cd5 27.Rc1 and Black's rook is a little stuck because of Rc8.
27. Qa1 h4
28 Rd5 cd5
29. Rc1?! f6
I thought 30.f4! was stronger. Bong's move is good enough but requires accurate calculation.
30. Rc8 Kg7
31. Qc3 hg3
32. Qc5? gf2
Later Bong showed the win with 32.Qc6! gf2 33.Kf1 Qg3 34.Qd7 Kh6 35.Rh8 Kg5 36.h4 +-
33. Kf1 Qa6
He missed this, capturing a critical pawn.
34. Kf2 Qa2
35. Qc2 Qc2
36. Rc2 Kf7
37. Rc6 g5
Black has two pawns for the exchange and manages to defend his pawns just in time. We agreed to a draw in a few more moves.