1. d2d4  1... d7d5  2. c2c4  2... c7c6  3. g1f3  3... g8f6  4. e2e3  4... c8f5  5. b1c3  5... e7e6  6. f3h4  6... f5g6  7. h4g6  7... h7g6  8. c1d2  8... b8d7  9. d1b3  9... d8c7  10. c4d5  10... e6d5  11. e1c1  11... a7a5 Artemiev seeks immediate play against the white king 12. b3c2  12... f8b4  13. h2h4  13... d7f8  14. f2f3  14... f8e6  15. f1d3 It's not clear to me if White needed this move at all. 15... c6c5  16. d4c5  16... c7c5  17. c1b1  17... e8g8  18. a2a3  18... f8c8  19. c2b3 So far, so good. 19... b4c3  20. d2c3  20... c5e3  21. h1e1 Perhaps, too academic. 21... e3f4  22. c3e5  22... f4h4 Vladislav calmly collects the sacrificial offerings, with no attack on his king in sight. 23. d3b5  23... h4f2  24. e1e2  24... f2b6  25. a3a4  25... f6d7 Excellent judgement from Artemiev. He didn't mind giving up the d5-pawn for the price of one of White's bishops. 26. e5g3  26... d7c5  27. b3a3  27... d5d4 The formerly weak pawn now represents a major strength. 28. e2c2  28... c8d8  29. g3f2  29... b6d6  30. b5c4  30... b7b6  31. c2d2  31... d6e5  32. g2g4  32... e5f4  33. c4b5  33... d4d3  34. b5d3 I'm sure Vincent was fully aware of the problem created by the pin on the d-file, but there was nothing else to do. 34... d8d5  35. f2e1  35... a8d8  36. a3c3  36... f4f3  37. d3c2  37... f3c3  38. b2c3  38... d5d2  39. d1d2  39... d8d2  40. e1d2  40... g8f8 No problems for Vlad in converting his two pawn advantage. 41. b1c1  41... f8e7  42. c1d1  42... e7d6  43. d1e2  43... d6d5  44. e2f3  44... g6g5  45. c2d1  45... d5c4  46. f3e3  46... e6f4  47. e3f3  47... c4d3  48. d2e1  48... c5d7  49. d1b3 