[TITLE Minsk Open '09]
[BLACK Agakov Denis]
[WHITE Shtukenberg Dmitry]
1. P-7f
2. P-3d
3. P-6f
4. P-8d
5. G6i-6h
6. P-8e
7. B8h-7g
8. S7a-6b
9. G6h-6g
10. K-4b
11. S7i-8h
12. G6a-5b
13. B7g-6h
14. B2b-3c
15. S8h-7g
16. P-5d
17. K-6i
18. K-3b
[It is now clear that black will attack on the right, however white ignore it and build the castle there. It seems that this created the half of the white's problems: the white King was much more vulnerable, and the white Rook was passive during all the game.]
19. S3i-4h
20. B3c-4b
21. P-3f
22. P-4d
23. S4h-3g
24. G5b-4c
25. P-2f
26. S3a-2b
27. P-2e
28. S2b-3c
29. P-5f
30. G4a-3a
31. S3g-4f
32. G3a-2b
33. P-3e
[Denis commented that he counted on white's move Pxe3, which would give him a good attack continuation.]
34. P-7d
35. Px3d
36. G4cx3d
37. P*3e
38. G3d-4e
39. S4fx4e
40. Px4e
41. P-4f
42. B4b-6d
43. P-6e
44. B6dx4f
45. B6hx4f
46. Px4f
47. K-7h
48. P-4g+
[This move was meant to save pawn on P4f, but it just opened way for the blacks; also there was no immediate danger for the pawn.]
49. B*3f
[Why not B*6a and then G*4c, 5b or 7b instead of B*3f?]
50. +P-5g
[The white considered that since one pawn is lost anyway, then its loss should give maximal bonus: e.g., take the gold on 6g apart from the black King. ]
51. B3fx5d
52. S*4c
53. B5dx4c+
54. Kx4c
55. G6gx5g
56. N8a-7c
57. R2h-4h
58. P*4d
59. S*3d
60. S3cx3d
61. Px3d
62. N7cx6e
63. G5g-6g
64. S*5g
65. R4h-4g
66. N6ex7g+
67. G6gx7g
68. S*6h
69. N*5e
70. K-5d
71. S*4c
72. K-6d
73. R4gx4d
74. K-7c
75. K-6g
76. B*3e
77. R4d-5d
[Tsumi shogi? white win in 7 moves.]
78. S6hx7g+
79. N8ix7g
80. S5g-6h+
81. K-6f
82. B*5g
83. K-6e
84. G*6f