yeah of course not! but some hints would be great, so then i can have a look at them. I must admit that so far, i have not much experience and knowlegde to the 12.Qd3 Variation, but that can change very fast and who knows...

yeah of course i read them through sometimes really interesting stuff.
Ok, so let us make the gxf6 fully playable for black!
By the way, how leads Qxf6 to a draw? *very interested*

ok, sounds interesting, but are you convinced, that 12...gxf6 can work for black? If yes, then i would lovely join the analyze of it for black!

great game, black was increasing his advantage move by move! should give more games like this one ;P
so 15...Qc7!? like a decent opportunity, but what do you do after 12.Qd3 as now after Ra7 white has 13.Ne4 Qe5 14.Nf3 and black is forced to take on b2, Qc7 now doesnt works, as blacks rook is still on a7
i think you posted sometimes ago the opportunity 12...gxf6 after 12.Qd3, but at the moment your interesting exchange sacrifice after Qf3 dont convinces me 100% do you have any further analyzes at the critical position after 13.Qf3 Qh4+ 14.g3 Qxd4 15.Qxa8 Qb6 16.0-0-0 Bg7
and how do you play after the possibly strongest reply to gxf6, 13.0-0 
at the moment i didnt spend a lot of time at this position, i just realized that 13...f5 looses to Nxf5!

ok, you are right, Rbc1 is very strong and i havent any confidence in blacks position now after 19.a4!.
@ jejega: last night i looked a bit more closly to the position i have given in your sideline after 15...Qc7!? 16.Qe3 Bb7 17.c3! Bxe4 18.fxg7 Bxg7 19.Qxe4 0-0 20.a4 
at first it looks like a simple advantage to white, but the longer you analyse this position the more you get convinced, that this postion might be total equal!! So this 15...Qc7!? might be really a good choice from blacks point of view, also 17.c3 is only move to fight for advantage, everything else, form example Mamedov played 17.Bd3?!, is really NOTHING for white.

yeah indeed, 15...Qc7!? looks a bit more solid. I spend smoe time to your game, i think after 17.Kh1?! black is immediatly better, but as you pointed out, 17.c3! looks like a strong alternative. I looked at 17.c3 Bxe4 18.fxg7 Bxg7 19.Qxe4 0-0 and now 20.a4! with += seems to be strong

any further ideas for black so far ?!

in the critical main line there was an interesting game from the swedish youngster Nils Grandelius (now is even IM with his rating jumping towards 2500 ELO). After 19.a4 he played the interesting Novelty Qe5!? and after 20.axb5 there followed a5! from black.

Anybody analyzed yet this game ?!

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I would be careful - comps have a long term blindness to strategic as well as tactical matters. In this kind of positions the machine has to calculate millions of tactical motives und moves. Somewhere a human will find a way to break through, cause he is really working with ideas and thinking about them (Rybka cant think - she only can compare numbers and make a move based on this numbers). The human then will feed the machine and the machine will "learn" (oh yeah!) that the human move is a crusher. Once the machine has stored the idea in the hash tables it will always come back to it and find a win. Therefore I think working on Ne5 and/or Ng5 will lead to a win for White in this concrete position - it's just a matter of patience and time (OK, I am not sure if I will do it, cause I dont think this position will occur in my OTB games some time coming soon - and if it does, I play Ne5 and win, cause my opponent will not find his only moves). Anyway I think the Polu is like the Botvinnik System in the Semislav one of those endless fascinating variations which come back again and again.

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Thanks for the line - I have two comments:

1) I think White should go for 18.Ne5 or 18.Nfg5 - both moves look promising, but I have to admit I havent found the ultimative crushing line - Black just holds with a series of only moves. I will try to continue my efforts  

2) If you play Be4 like in your line I am always satisfied with White cause you give away the bishop pair, which is very important for counterplay. It means turning to passive defence - White is never in danger of serious counterplay against g2, also the queenside pawns become weak without the light-squared bishop. As a matter of principal Black should only play this exchange if the house is already burning and no other rescue is in sight

all the best!