The furious queen mops up everything on its way...
1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1c4  3... f8c5  4. b1c3  4... g8f6  5. d2d3  5... h7h6 A popular line against the Italian. 6. c1e3  6... c5b6  7. c3d5  7... d7d6  8. d5b6  8... a7b6  9. a2a3  9... c8e6  10. c4e6  10... f7e6  11. e1g1  11... e8g8 Once the f-file has been opened, Black's play becomes pretty straightforward. Bring the queen to g6, maneuver the knight to f4, double the rooks along the f-file, and mate the opponent. If this is not enough, start pushing the pawns. 12. f1e1 This is a novelty. 12... d8e8  13. h2h3 Black's play is straightforward, but White certainly has his chances. After safeguarding the kingside, he may start advancing his queenside pawns in order to open the a-file. This process will be facilitated by the doubled b-pawns. A special attention should be paid to the center, as White will be almost always happy to open it with a timely d3-d4. 13... e8f7 This is why Kevlishvilli is as cunning as a fox. 14. f3h2  14... f7g6  15. f2f3  15... f6h5  16. d1d2  16... h5f4 Black implements his desired maneuver. 17. g1h1  17... f8f7  18. d2f2  18... a8f8  19. b2b4  19... c6d4 More pressure is mounted on White's position. Kevlishvili now has every single piece in the attack. 20. e3f4 A sensible decision. White lowers the tension. 20... f7f4  21. c2c3  21... d4c6  22. a3a4 Time for some queenside play. 22... f8a8 Which Black does not want to ignore. 23. e1e2  23... f4f8  24. e2a2  24... g6g5  25. h2f1 This knight might also be sent to help the queenside expansion via the c4-square. 25... c6e7 While the black knight searches for its own chances on the opposite wing. The position becomes highly complex; either flank will be opened any time now when anything can happen. 26. g2g3 More prophylaxis. 26... h6h5  27. h3h4  27... g5f6  28. h1g2  28... g7g5 Who will be first $2 29. h4g5  29... f6g5  30. f2e3  30... g5g7  31. g2h1  31... f8f6  32. a2h2 Kasioumis demonstrates that he might also capitalize on the opening of the kingside $1 32... a8f8  33. f1d2  33... f6g6  34. a1g1  34... g6g5  35. h2h3  35... f8f6  36. g1g2  36... f6g6 Both sides have been extremely consistent, aiming at the weak pawns in the enemy camp. 37. d2f1  37... g7f7  38. g2h2  38... g6g7  39. h1g2 Time to escape the danger zone $2 39... c7c5  40. g2f2 And since the white king perhaps wants to hide on the queenside, Kevlishvili comes with 40... c5b4  41. c3b4  41... e7c6  42. e3b6  42... c6d4 A tremendous feel for the initiative $1 The pawn was sacrificed for a good cause as White will badly miss her majesty on the kingside. There is no time left on the clocks. Whose intuition will be stronger $2 43. f1d2  43... f7f8  44. h3h5 This is why White doubled the rooks along the h-file, but... 44... g5h5  45. h2h5  45... g7f7  46. f3f4  46... f7f4 A stunner $1 47. g3f4 And the most obvious move loses $1 47... f8f4  48. f2e1 