1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. d2d4  3... e5d4  4. f1c4  4... f8c5  5. f3g5 This is called the \"Sarratt Variation.\" I learned this from my friend, GM Mekhitarian. 5... g8h6  6. g5f7  6... h6f7  7. c4f7  7... e8f7  8. d1h5  8... g7g6  9. h5c5  9... d7d5 This move is considered the most accurate. 10. c2c3  10... d5e4  11. e1g1  11... h8e8 Played after some thought. I was pretty sure I'd seen a position like this played in a major tournament recently. After straining my not-prodigious memory a lot, I remembered the game Mamedov vs. Anand, played on October 5 $1 12. c3d4  12... d8d4  13. c5g5  13... c6b4 A novelty that was clearly not prepared in a home laboratory. 14. c1d2 Finally Liang started to think, indicating that he hadn't analyzed Black's preceding move. But he finds the refutation. 14... d4d6  15. b1c3 White is already winning. 15... c7c6  16. a1d1 Other moves also lead to victory. 16... c8f5  17. g2g4  17... h7h6  18. g5h4 Now Black's position collapses. 18... f5c8  19. d2h6  19... b4d3  20. h6g5  20... d6e5  21. f2f3 Opening the f-file. 21... e8h8  22. f3e4  22... f7g8 