1.d4
Nf6
2.Nf3
d6
3.Bf4
g6
4.e3
Bg7
5.Be2
0-0
6.h3
Nbd7
7.0-0
Re8
8.Re1
e5
my opponent likes an attacking game - this gambit pawn is offered to gain a big lead in development due to dark threats on b2
9.dxe5
dxe5
10.Nxe5
Nh5
11.Bxh5
Nxe5
12.Be2
Qe7
13.c3
Be6
14.Nd2
Rad8
white already lacks space
15.Qc2
f5
16.Nf3
Nf7
preparing ..g5 and a K-side attack
17.a3
g5
18.Bh2
c5
19.Rad1
g4
20.hxg4
fxg4
21.Nd2
Be5
to remove White's last k-side piece
22.Bxe5
Nxe5
23.Nf1
Qf6
24.Rxd8
Rxd8
25.Ng3
Rf8
26.Rf1
Bd5
the combination starting with 26...Nf3+ falters after a timely Qe4 - hence this move designed to place a pawn on e4 rather than a Q
27.e4
Be6
28.f4
White would do better here to offer back the pawn with 28.Nf5
28...gxf3
29.Bxf3
Qg5
the threats on the Black squares are too great
30.Kf2
Ng4+
31.Ke1
Qh4
32.Qe2
Qxg3+
33.Kd1
Qf4
34.Bxg4
Bb3+
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