1. g1f3  1... d7d5  2. g2g3  2... g7g6  3. f1g2  3... f8g7  4. d2d4  4... g8f6  5. e1g1  5... e8g8  6. c2c4  6... c7c6  7. d1b3 Artemiev himself has played this variation with White in a classical game. 7... a7a5 An aggressive move that is one of Black's popular choices. 8. c4d5  8... a5a4  9. b3d1  9... c6d5  10. b1c3  10... d8a5  11. c1d2  11... b8c6  12. e2e3  12... a5a6  13. f1e1 13.Ne5 is another attempt to get the upper hand. It was played in a correspondence game and this is usually a good indication that the move is good. 13... a4a3 A new move. 14. b2a3  14... a6a3  15. d1b3  15... a3b3  16. a2b3  16... c8f5  17. f3e5  17... e7e6  18. e5c6  18... b7c6 Now the position is a bit unpleasant for White, as the b3-pawn can be attacked. 19. a1a8  19... f8a8  20. e1c1  20... a8b8  21. c3a4 Another inaccuracy and now Black has good winning chances. 21... b8b3  22. c1c6  22... b3d3 White has problems with the back rank. 23. c6c2  23... g7f8  24. c2a2 This move loses due to a nice tactical shot. 24... f8b4  25. g3g4 The only chance. 25... f5g4  26. h2h3  26... d3d2  27. a2d2  27... b4d2  28. h3g4  28... f6g4  29. g1f1  29... g4e3 The best way to convert the advantage. 30. f2e3  30... d2e3  31. a4c5  31... e3d4  32. c5d3  32... f7f5 With five pawns for the piece, Black has an \"easy\" victory ahead, under normal circumstances. Grischuk mentioned in the interview that he had even considered resigning. But in blitz games, anything can happen. 33. g2f3  33... g8f7  34. f3d1  34... f7e7  35. d1a4  35... e7d6  36. a4e8  36... d6e7  37. e8c6  37... g6g5  38. c6b7  38... h7h5  39. b7c8  39... e7d6  40. d3e1  40... d4f6  41. e1c2  41... g5g4  42. c2a3  42... f6d8  43. a3b5  43... d6e5  44. b5a7  44... d8b6  45. a7c6  45... e5d6  46. c6b4  46... h5h4  47. f1g2  47... h4h3  48. g2g3  48... f5f4  49. g3h2  49... b6d4  50. b4d3  50... d4e3  51. d3e1  51... e3f2  52. e1d3  52... f2g3  53. h2h1  53... f4f3  54. d3b4 Artemiev methodically advanced his pawns and the game is nearing its end, but now the unbelievable happens. 54... e6e5 This move still doesn't spoil anything. 55. c8g4  55... f3f2 The real blunder. 56. g4h3  56... e5e4  57. h1g2  57... g3h4  58. b4d5  58... d6d5  59. h3g4  59... d5d4  60. g2f1  60... d4e3  61. g4e2  61... e3d2  62. e2a6  62... e4e3  63. a6e2  63... h4g3 