1.d4
Nf6
2.c4
g6
3.Nc3
d5
4.Bg5
Ne4
5.Bh4
c5
6.cxd5
Nxc3
7.bxc3
Qxd5
8.e3
Bg7
9.Nf3
cxd4
10.cxd4
Nc6
11.Be2
0-0
12.0-0
Bf5
13.Nd2
e5
14.Bf3
Qd6
15.Nc4N
[15.Bg3=
Bd3
16.Re1
Qa3
17.Bxc6
bxc6
18.Nb3
Bb5
19.Bxe5
Bxe5
20.dxe5
Rfd8
21.Qc1
Qe7
22.f4
Rac8
23.Nc5
Bd3
24.Qc3
Bf5
25.e4
Be6
26.a4
Rb8
27.Rf1
Bc8
28.f5
Qg5
29.h4
Qd2
30.Qxd2
Rxd2
31.Rfb1
Rb6
32.Rd1
Rc2
33.Rd8+
Kg7
34.Nd3
Ba6
35.Ne1
Re2
36.f6+
Kh6
37.e6
1-0 Arutinian,D (2584)-Pereira,R (2437)/Dresden 2008]
15...Qb4!
The best move, completely disarming Gelfand's novelty. If anything, Black is slightly better now.
16.Bxc6
Qxc4
17.Bxb7
Rab8
18.Qf3
exd4
19.Bd5
Qb4
20.e4
Be6
21.Rad1
Qc3
22.Qf4
Bxd5
23.exd5
Qc5
24.Bf6
Bxf6
25.Qxf6
Qxd5
26.Qxd4
Qxa2
27.Ra1
with a dead draw. Gelfand did a very nice job of neutralizing Carlsen's small advantage. 1/2-1/2