In some sources I see advice that I agree with, which is simply to commit these games to memory. As daunting of a task that this sounds, it is possible to do, especially if we absorb a little bit at a time. It also takes much repetition, but that is the nature of memory.

Over time I will add analysis to some of these games, but it is not necessary to have analysis to start learning from these games. Human beings learn by example, and even if we don't fully understand the games, we can slowly pick up ideas.

2014-04-25

French

Sochi, Sochi
Dolmatov, Sergey (2550) vs. Drasko, Milan (2510)
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
abcdefgh
0
(white to move)
1.e4e6
2.d4d5
3.Nc3Nf6
4.Bg5Be7
5.e5Nfd7
6.Bxe7Qxe7
7.f4O-O
8.Nf3c5
9.Qd2Nc6
10.O-O-Oa6
11.dxc5Nxc5
12.Kb1Bd7
13.Qe3Rfd8
14.Bd3Nxd3
15.cxd3f6
16.Ne2fxe5
17.Nxe5Nxe5
18.Qxe5Qf6
19.Nd4Qxe5
20.fxe5Rf8
21.Rhf1Rac8
22.g3h6
23.b3Rf7
24.Rxf7Kxf7
25.Rc1Rxc1+
26.Kxc1Ke7
27.b4Be8
28.Kd2Bf7
29.Ke3Kd8
30.Ne2b6
31.Kd4Be8
32.Nf4Ke7
33.Kc3Bb5
34.Ne2Bd7
35.Kb3Bb5
36.Nc1Kd8
37.a4Be8
38.a5Kc7
39.Ne2Bh5
40.Nd4Bf7
41.h4g6
42.Kc3Kb7
43.g4Kc7
44.g5hxg5
45.hxg5Kb7
46.Kb3Kc7
47.Ka3Kb7
48.Nb3Bg8
49.axb6Kxb6
50.Ka4Bf7
51.Nc5Bg8
52.Kb3Bf7
53.Ka3a5
54.Kb3Kc6
55.d4axb4
56.Kxb4Kb6
57.Na4+Kc6
58.Ka5Kb7
59.Nc5+Kc7
60.Kb5Be8+
61.Ka6Bf7
62.Ka7Bg8
63.Nb7Bf7
64.Nd6Bg8
65.Ka6Kc6
66.Ka5Bh7
67.Nf7Bg8
68.Nh6Bh7
69.Ka6Kc7
70.Kb5Kb7
71.Kc5Kc7
72.Nf7Bg8
73.Nd6Bh7
74.Ne8+
 

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