Finalement je me revele n' avoir pas une mauvaise intuition...c' est deja une bonne chose. Car je viens de voir ce matin l' analyse de la partie rapide, la derniere, qui etait la finale meme, 20+5 sur le site de Wieger Wesselink.
Son analyse confirme d' abord que 20-15 au lieu de 30-25 etait la suite plus commode dans ce genre de position...Ensuite le deux pour deux neglige par Schwarzman, alors qu' il ne leur restait que 40 secondes a peu pres chacun, etait la suite qu' il fallait jouer pour esperer gagner, en tenant compte des deux pressions : celle de la pendule et celle liee au fait que Georgiev ne recherchait que la nulle.
Voici l'analyse de Wesselink :
The rapid game was going to decide about the world title. Georgiev made preparations for a classical game, but that would not be attractive for white due to his tempo advantage. So Schwarzman decided to start an attack with 23.30-24! 20x29 24.33x24 19x30 25.35x24 14-20 26.39-33 20x29 27.33x24 18-23! 28.38-33 13-18 29.24-20 White is forced to make an exchange, but the presence of a white piece on 20 guarantees that the game remains interesting. 15x24 30.34-29 23x34 31.40x20 8-13 32.42-38 13-19 33.43-39 17-21 34.39-34 6-11 35.45-40 21-26 36.40-35 19-23
diagram 4 diagram 1
37.35-30 It is interesting to see that Schwarzman categorically refuses to play ≡ 37.20-15, which is a standard continuation in positions like this. Perhaps he estimated that the position after a variant like 11-17 38.35-30 9-13 39.30-24 23-29 40.34x23 18x20 41.15x24 is too easy for black to defend. ≡ 11-17 38.30-25 17-22 39.48-42 22x31 40.36x27 9-14 41.20x9 3x14 42.34-30 7-11 43.30-24 23-29! 44.32-28 29x20 45.33-29? Perhaps Schwarzman wanted to surprise his opponent here, but Georgiev is unaffected. The logical move ≡ 45.28-23! 18x29 46.33x15 was a good alternative here, since black has still plenty of opportunities to lose the game after that. A logical variant is 11-17 47.37-32 17-21 48.38-33 12-18 49.33-28 14-19 (here ≡ 18-22? 50.27x18 21-27 51.32x21 16x27 loses after 52.18-13 27-31 53.13-8 31-37 54.42x31 26x37 55.8-2 etc.) ≡ 50.25-20!
analysis diagram 2
Now black can make a narrow draw using the piece sacrifice 26-31 51.27x36 21-27 52.32x21 16x27 53.28-22 18-23 54.22x31 23-29 55.31-27 29-34 56.27-22 34-40 57.22-18 40-44 58.18-12 44-50 59.12-8 50-44 60.8-3 44-40 61.42-38 19-24 62.20x29 40x23, but it is not very obvious that this endgame is a draw. If white manages to make a second king the position is winning, so black has to defend very actively. Another way to make a draw is ≡ 18-22 51.27x18 21-27 52.32x21 16x27 53.18-12 27-31 54.12-8 31-37 55.42x31 26x37 56.8-2 4-9 57.2x24 37-41 58.28-22 41-46 59.24-30 46-41 60.22-18 41-47!! 61.18-12 47-36 62.15-10 36-47 63.20-15 9-14 64.10x19 47-24, but this is very difficult to find.
The game continued with ≡ 11-17 46.37-32 26-31! Georgiev forces a draw using a little combination. 47.27x36 18-22! 48.38-33 14-19 49.25x23 12-18 50.23x21 16x47 51.28x17 4-9 and Schwarzman had to abandon his attempts to win the game. After this a blitz game was still played to determine a winner of the day, but it had no influence on the overall result.
© Wieger Wesselink http://10x10.org

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En relisant surtout ce paragraphe, on se rend compte que effectivement Schwarzman devait jouer ce deux pour deux, apres construit une position active au Centre: mais comme il dit dans sa derniere interview, probably il n' etait pas pret psychologiquement pour ce match. Car finalement il a rate trop d' occasions et de gain et de remise...Not normal. Il mettra du temps a gommer de sa memoire ce match. C' est ce qu' on redoutait pour lui, notamment a deux semaines du " vrai " mondial !? :
Now black can make a narrow draw using the piece sacrifice 26-31 51.27x36 21-27 52.32x21 16x27 53.28-22 18-23 54.22x31 23-29 55.31-27 29-34 56.27-22 34-40 57.22-18 40-44 58.18-12 44-50 59.12-8 50-44 60.8-3 44-40 61.42-38 19-24 62.20x29 40x23, but it is not very obvious that this endgame is a draw. If white manages to make a second king the position is winning, so black has to defend very actively. Another way to make a draw is ≡ 18-22 51.27x18 21-27 52.32x21 16x27 53.18-12 27-31 54.12-8 31-37 55.42x31 26x37 56.8-2 4-9 57.2x24 37-41 58.28-22 41-46 59.24-30 46-41 60.22-18 41-47!! 61.18-12 47-36 62.15-10 36-47 63.20-15 9-14 64.10x19 47-24, but this is very difficult to find.