1.d4
Nf6
2.Nf3
g6
3.Bf4
Bg7
4.e3
0-0
5.h3
A good, safe opening against the King's Indian Defense.
5...b6
6.c3
Bb7
7.Nbd2
c5
8.Nb3?!
[Better is to continue development with 8.Bd3
d6
9.0-0
Nbd7
10.e4
]
8...d6
9.Be2
Nbd7
10.dxc5?!
White should not give up his center so easily. [Better is 10.0-0
]
10...bxc5
11.Bb5
Qb6
Due to White's inferior moves, Black has completed his development easily and will have multple threats against White's position from hereforth.
12.Bxd7
Nxd7
13.0-0
a5
14.a4
Ba6
15.Qc2?!
This just gives Black an easy exchange advantage plus the initiative, which is converted without any problems. [15.Re1
Rab8
16.Nfd2
c4-+
]
15...Bxf1
16.Rxf1
Rfb8
17.Nfd2
c4
18.Nd4
Qxb2
19.Qxb2
Rxb2
20.Nxc4
Ra2
21.Nc6
e5
22.Bxe5
Nxe5
23.N4xa5
Rxa4
24.Nxe5
Bxe5
25.Nc6
Ra1
26.Ne7+
Kf8
27.Nd5
Bh2+
28.Kxh2
Rxf1
29.Kg3
Ra2
30.f3
Rff2
31.f4
f5
32.Kh4
Rxg2
33.Nf6
Kg7
34.Ne8+
Kf7
35.Nxd6+
Ke6
36.Nc4
Rac2
37.Ne5
Rxc3
38.Nf3
h6
39.Nd4+
Kf6
40.Nxf5
Kxf5
41.e4+
Kxf4
42.e5
Kf5
[Of course, not 42...Kxe5??
Stalemate!]
43.e6
Rc4#
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