1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
Nc6
3.Bc4
Be7?
[ 3...Nf6
4.d3
Be7
5.0-0
0-0
is normal.]
4.Nc3?
[ 4.d4
immediately to force Black to take. 4...exd4
5.Nxd4
Ne5
6.Be2
Nf6
7.0-0+/-
if 7...Nxe4?
8.Nf5
Bf6
9.Qd5+-
and Black is struggling.]
4...Nf6
5.d4
exd4
6.Nxd4
Bb4?
Bishop has now moved twice. [ 6...0-0
or; 6...d6
]
7.Qd3
0-0
[ 7...Ne5!
8.Qe2
Bxc3+
9.bxc3
Nxc4
10.Qxc4
Nxe4-+
]
8.Bd2
Re8
9.0-0-0
Bxc3
[ 9...Ne5
is still possible.]
10.Bxc3
Nxe4
11.Qf3?
[ 11.Rhe1
gets White's final piece into play.]
11...d5!
12.Nxc6
bxc6
13.Bd3?
there is no need to move the Bishop.
13...Nxc3
14.bxc3
Qd6
15.Rde1
Bd7
16.Kd2
Rab8
Good move, activating a quiet piece.
17.h4?
Kingside attack will take too l ong.
17...d4
18.cxd4
Qb4+?
[ 18...Qxd4
is safe.]
19.c3
Qb2+
20.Bc2
Rxe1?
this loses control of the e-file and activates White other Rook for free.
21.Rxe1
Qxa2!
22.Qd3?!
[ 22.Re7
looks strong.]
22...g6
23.h5??
Bf5
24.Re4
Kf8?!
[ 24...Rb2
is the natural follow-up. 25.Re8+?
Kg7
26.Re4
Rxc2+
27.Qxc2
Qxc2+
28.Kxc2
Bxe4+-+
]
25.hxg6
hxg6
26.Qe3
Kg7
27.g4
Bxe4
28.Qxe4
Qd5
29.Qe7
Qd6
30.Qe4
Qe6
31.Qf4
Qe7
32.Be4
Re8
33.f3
a5
34.Kd3
a4
35.Qd2
a3
36.Qa2
Qd6
37.c4
Qb4
38.g5
Rb8
39.Kc2
Qa4+
40.Kc1
Rb2
41.Bc2
Qxc2#
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