move 7 and move 8 was the blunder, Qe2, nice to bring out the weakness!! really, just to mention Goran_10-15-85 point, the victory has you say at move three is rubbish, white sac's a few pawns for early development, if white knows how to play it, lookup the Danish openings,

To what windows said, Bc4 does do something Bc4 is the normal follow up, at move 6, just after the castle white looks, fine, now what is needed is, Nc3, re1 and h3 with a queen on D1 of course, 

Against a good player black will give back the material (pawns) for a chance to develop, otherwise white will storm ahead, 

very nice game

mate in 2 moves, wow, i guess they were playing in Chess.com, and white have a bad mouse by playing g4 instead of g3.i like the game,better than early draw.

I've seen mate in 4 moves it was in my chess book.

That is totaly unexpected. The opening was greatly in favour of black though.

By the move 3 Black already have a victory ...big advantage lets say, so, nice but not suprise, bad opening for white if u ask me..

White should have played 4.Nxc3 with a much better game. Bc4 does nothing

poor gameplay by white... there are lots of variation if he only moved the right pieces at the right time. but in this case it is obvious that mate is coming in h3... maybe white overlooked that move.

Looks like something that would happen to me, after a bit of black's development I thought he'd go ahead and take the extra pawn than let white take it with the developing Nc3.

making lots of blunders always bring the lost

I think it is great that you find these games from history and show them.

another variation about c4 takes f7+ then if the king doesnt take the bishop which is a better option queen can move to e5 threatening to take one of those black knight on d4 takes knight on f3 then the pawn on g7 can block sorry cant block as its a check, but if the black king doesnt take, then white oh my god xD this seems inevitable an unprotected and attacked queen on e2 a check threat on h2 no way out, but the move that invites all these trouble is h3 why didnt he play g3?

what about c4 takes f7+ then queen on c4 check+ then taking the knight on d4 with the queen while the knight on f3 is protecting agasint the mate? since nothing can be worse than mate except humiliation, a sacrifice at the beginning and then a fork check and taking the knight regaining the material, i think this is a good solution.

i'm not really unsure if its unbeatable, because it seems that white has to make a few blunders, like moving the queen in the 8th move. with that being said its interesting watching grandmasters make mistakes so early in the game.,no one is perfect, execpt for maybe (kasparov)

Good Job Jay Hopkins!

pathetic playing by white. he must have had a jack daniels before the game

What about 10.Rd1? This must be better than 10.g3

This is called the Danish gambit. In Denmark, however, this is known as the Nordic gambit.

Well .. the mate was really simple and seems novice like, but can happen in a simul nevertheless

wow some people are pretty harsh on a guy playing 12 games at once here.....happens to the best of us

If 10. hxg4, black wins white's queen Nxe2+ 10. g3 did seem better, probably forced.