BTCH Div I Rd9 2012-13

Division I-Tabanyi Spartacus II 7.5-RAC I 4.5

Board	RAC I		Spartacus II
1	Halasz,Tamas	1	Metaxasz,Vaszilisz	0
2	Szepes,Tamas	1	Lisznyai,Sandor	0
3	Suranyi,Pal	0	Borda,Lajos	1
4	Yip,Michael	0.5	Szentmihalyi,T	0.5
5	Makai,Matyas	0	Pal,Mihaly	1
6	Kun,Sandor	0	Vitalyos,Marton	1
7	Gaspar,Laszlo	1	Csillag,Janos	0
8	Rajcsanyi,Peter	0.5	Gerendai,L	0.5
9	Nemeth,Otto	0	Meszaros,Attila	1
10	Shan,He Jia Rita	0.5	Katona,G	0.5
11	Csizmadia,F	0	Balazs-Piri,Robert	1
12	Aranyi,Jozsef	0	Felmery,Tamas	1
		4.5		7.5

I forgot my scoresheet at the tournament site so the game was reconstructed. Hopefully I got the moves right. My opponent had a hard to spell name which I don't remember.

RAC I lost the match 7.5-4.5

• Board 1 IM Halasz,T won(black with RRB which overcame QB)
• Board 2 Szepes,T won(white against a Benko. Szepes was down an exchange for 2 strong queenside passed pawns won nicely as black had  a weak king)
• Board 3 Lost (Suranyi,P lost to Borda,L. Suranyi fell behind in development and then exposed his pieces)
• Board 4 (me)

The Team Captain brought his camera but there was only enough charge to take a couple of pictures.

Here's the game.(Better analysis coming soon) 

Yip,Michael (2087) - Szentmihalyi,Tamas (2051)

Benko Gambit 8.g3[A58]

BUD tch Lilienthal 12/13 (9.4), 10.03.2013

I stumbled into a won position with some non-special play and then noticed the winning move quickly. Then, I looked for an even better one. 

Sadly my improved 'win' had an obvious hole in the idea and after, I struggled to make a draw.

Position 1
The critical position arises after black took the b-pawn with 29...Qxb5. The queen is now unprotected if only Bb4 could find a way to move to make a discovered attack.

White to Play

29...Qxb5