1. d2d4  1... g8f6  2. c2c4  2... g7g6  3. g2g3  3... f8g7  4. f1g2  4... e8g8  5. b1c3  5... d7d6 Black is in King's Indian mood. 6. g1f3  6... a7a5  7. e1g1  7... c8f5 \"Not the most common thing.\" (Praggnanandhaa) 8. f3h4  8... f5c8  9. b2b3 \"But I could not remember my theory after this move.\" (Praggnanandhaa) 9... b8d7 Therefore, a novelty $1 10. c1a3  10... e7e5 Praggnanandhaa gave an interesting explanation about his lengthy thought. It turns out that he has played a lot of bullet games against GM Theodorou, and he has lost many of them in this exact structure. 11. d4e5  11... d7e5  12. d1c2  12... e5c6  13. a1d1  13... c8d7  14. h2h3 \"I thought this was a bit slow.\" (Praggnanandhaa) 14... f8e8  15. g1h2  15... c6b4  16. c2d2  16... d7c6  17. a3b2  17... b4a6  18. c3d5  18... a6c5  19. d2c2  19... f6d5 \"This idea was not good. It was much easier for him to play after this.\"  (Praggnanandhaa) 20. c4d5  20... c6b5  21. f1e1  21... g7b2  22. c2b2  22... a5a4  23. h4f3 So decided to allow more trades. 23... a4b3  24. a2b3  24... c5e4  25. e2e3 Black's only problem is the backward pawn on c7, but he is about to fix this soon. 25... b5d7  26. b2c2  26... c7c5 Solving the problem of the somewhat worse pawn structure at once. 27. d5c6  27... b7c6  28. f3d4  28... d8e7  29. f2f3  29... e4c5 The solid move. 30. e3e4  30... e8b8  31. f3f4 The last try to put some pressure on his opponent. 31... b8b4  32. e1e3  32... a8b8  33. e4e5  33... d6d5  34. e3c3  34... c5e6 \"It looks ugly, but I hold.\" (Praggnanandhaa) 35. d4c6  35... d7c6  36. c3c6  36... b4b3  37. c6c8  37... b8c8 