The 1991 Investbanka tournament in Belgrade pairs Gata Kamsky with Branko Damljanović. The home grandmaster has White, with the event giving local spectators a chance to follow international chess in their own city.
In this game from the 1991 Investbanka tournament in Belgrade, Branko Damljanović defeats Gata Kamsky with White. The interesting part is how he builds his attack: after losing the exchange, he improves his knights and pushes through the centre instead of rushing to recover material.
Follow the d- and e-pawns. Together they support the advance; deep in Black’s position, they tie the defending pieces down. After 33.d7 and 34.e6, Kamsky takes a knight, but e7 follows, then promotion with a rook capture on d8. Even after the new queen is exchanged, the pawn on d7 remains Black’s main problem. A useful game if you tend to think of a passed pawn as an advantage that only pays off in the endgame.