context: 1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. b1c3  3... g8f6  4. f1b5 The Four Knights is back in the spotlight. 4... c6d4 Rubinstein's beloved move, which is now considered Black's most solid choice. 5. e1g1  5... c7c6  6. b5d3  6... d4f3  7. d1f3  7... d7d6  8. d3e2 A somewhat unusual situation has arisen. We do not often see the queen in front of the minor pieces, except for in the Caro-Kann, perhaps. 8... h7h5 Vidit is trying to capitalize on the awkward-looking queen. 8...g6 is another, more solid idea. 9. d2d3 [#] 9... g7g6 With the obvious intention of trapping ( $1) the white queen after Bc8-g4, h5-h4 and Bf8-h6 $1 10. c1g5 At least one of the bishops will pave the road for Her Majesty. 10... f8e7 Black breaks the pin, while pointing to the fact that the bishop on g5 might in fact be vulnerable to discovered attacks. 11. a1d1  11... c8g4 Vidit is playing for the initiative $1 This is a very interesting and concrete tactical idea $1 12. f3e3  12... f6d5 The point $1 The bishop on g5 is exposed. 13. e4d5  13... e7g5  14. f2f4 An only move. 14... g5h6 Both sides are heavily pinned. 15. d5c6 