[Event "1984 Bermuda Open"]  [White "Andrew Soltis"]  [Black "Leonid Bass (or possibly Balmazi)"]  [Result "1-0"]  [ECO "B23"]  [Annotator "ATH"]  [PlyCount "45"]  [EventDate "1984.01.??"]  [EventType "swiss"]  [EventRounds "5"]  [EventCountry "BER"]  [SourceTitle "CH, April-May 1984"]   1. e4 c5 2. Nc3 e6 3. Nge2 {Grandmaster Soltis wrote a pamphlet on "The  Chameleon Sicilian." White keeps his options open and, depending on what Black  does, can play either an Open Sicilian or a Closed Sicilian.} Nc6 4. g3 g6 $6 (  4... Nf6 $11 {or}) (4... d5 $11) 5. d4 cxd4 (5... Nf6 $1 6. Bg2 $14) 6. Nxd4 h5  $6 (6... d6 7. Be3 $14 {Soltis-Sheppard, Bermuda 2002}) 7. Bf4 Bh6 $6 (7... d6  8. Ndb5 $16) 8. Ndb5 (8. Bd6 $1 $18) 8... Bxf4 9. gxf4 a6 $6 (9... d5 10. exd5  exd5 11. Qxd5 $16) 10. Nd6+ Kf8 11. Qd2 Nge7 $6 (11... Nf6 12. O-O-O Ne8 13.  Nxe8 Kxe8 14. f5 $18) 12. O-O-O b5 13. Rg1 b4 (13... Qa5 14. Qe3 $18 {might  lead to a slightly slower death for Black}) 14. Na4 Qa5 (14... Rh7 {is  insufficiently better}) 15. b3 Rb8 (15... Rg8 {would prolong Black's wretched  existence}) 16. Be2 $6 (16. Kb1 $1 $18 {is even stronger. What can Black do  except stare forlornly at his miserably weak dark squares, his pathetic bishop,  and his useless rook on h8? At least he hasn't lost any material. Yet.}) 16...  f6 $2 ({Stockfish says} 16... Nd8 {is better but computers don't feel any pain}  ) 17. Nxc8 $6 (17. Kb1 $1 {is again better. Let Black simmer in his own juices.  }) 17... Rxc8 18. Qxd7 {White cashes in} Nd8 $2 {Oops. Black defends one pawn  but falls for a combination that wins a different pawn and rips Black's  position open} (18... Qc7 19. Nc5 $18) 19. Rxg6 (19. e5 $1 {simply disembowels  Black}) 19... Nxg6 20. Qxc8 Kg7 21. Rg1 (21. f5 $1 {is the quick way}) 21...  Kh6 22. Qd7 f5 23. Rg5 1-0