Boris Gelfand vs Vladimir Kramnik

19th Amber Blindfold · 2010 · King's Indian, Classical · 1-0 in 41 moves

The Game

White Boris Gelfand
Black Vladimir Kramnik
Result 1-0
Event 19th Amber Blindfold
Site Nice FRA
Round 4
Date 2010.03.16
Opening King's Indian, Classical (E91)
Moves 41
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Final Position

The position after the last move · 1-0

2B5/1p6/p2p1k2/P1nPbpp1/2N4p/2P4P/4R1P1/6K1 b - - 2 41

All The Moves

  1. 1.d4 Nf6
  2. 2.c4 g6
  3. 3.Nc3 Bg7
  4. 4.e4 d6
  5. 5.Be2 O-O
  6. 6.Nf3 Bg4
  7. 7.Be3 Nfd7
  8. 8.Rc1 c5
  9. 9.d5 Na6
  10. 10.O-O Nc7
  11. 11.h3 Bxf3
  12. 12.Bxf3 a6
  13. 13.a4 Re8
  14. 14.Qd2 e6
  15. 15.a5 exd5
  16. 16.exd5 Qh4
  17. 17.Bg4 Rxe3
  18. 18.Qxe3 Bd4
  19. 19.Qd2 f5
  20. 20.Bd1 Nf6
  21. 21.Ne2 Ne4
  22. 22.Qf4 Qxf4
  23. 23.Nxf4 Re8
  24. 24.Ba4 Re7
  25. 25.Rc2 Ng3
  26. 26.Rd1 Re4
  27. 27.Nd3 Kf7
  28. 28.Re1 h5
  29. 29.Kh2 Rxe1
  30. 30.Nxe1 Ne4
  31. 31.Nd3 h4
  32. 32.Re2 Kf6
  33. 33.Bd7 Nxd5
  34. 34.cxd5 c4
  35. 35.Ne1 Bxf2
  36. 36.Nf3 g5
  37. 37.Nd2 Bg3+
  38. 38.Kg1 Nc5
  39. 39.Bc8 c3
  40. 40.bxc3 Be5
  41. 41.Nc4

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