1. c2c4  1... c7c5  2. g1f3  2... g8f6  3. b1c3  3... b8c6  4. d2d4  4... c5d4  5. f3d4  5... g7g6  6. e2e4  6... c6d4  7. d1d4  7... d7d6  8. c1e3  8... f8g7  9. f2f3  9... e8g8  10. d4d2  10... c8e6  11. a1c1  11... d8a5 The Accelerated Dragon is a  rare guest at top tournaments, precisely because of the Maroczy bind. Not  too many GMs are ready to suffer the arising positions, mainly because of  the lack of counter-attacking chances. 12. b2b3  12... f8c8  13. g2g4 A rare move.  But since White is also executing it in the main line, it does not come as a surprise. Navara believes that now is the right time to play it. 13... a7a6  14. c3a4  14... a5d2  15. e1d2  15... f6d7  16. h1g1 The point behind White's idea.  Black is deprived of his only counterplay with f7-f5. 16... c8c6  17. f1e2  17... g8h8 Jakovenko insists on the move f7-f5, but he will never get a  chance to make it work. 18. f3f4  18... d7c5  19. a4c5  19... d6c5  20. e2f3  20... c6c7  21. d2e2  21... b7b5  22. e4e5 Navara plays for limitation of the fianchettoed  bishop. 22... a8c8  23. f3d5  23... e6d5  24. c4d5  24... g6g5 that Jakovenko cannot  allow. Unfortunately for the Russian GM, this move leads to concrete  problems. 25. d5d6 The strong passer supported by all the white pieces quickly  seals the fate of the game. 25... e7d6  26. e5d6  26... c7d7  27. e3c5  27... g5f4  28. e2f3  28... h8g8  29. c5b4  29... c8d8  30. g1e1  30... g7f8  31. c1c7 This defends the pawn tactically. 31... f7f6  32. e1d1  32... g8f7  33. f3f4  33... d7c7 The last chance in the form of a fortress, but  it is easily refuted. 34. d6c7  34... d8d1  35. c7c8q  35... f8b4  36. c8a6 