1.d4d5

2.c4dxc4

So we got the Accepted Queens Gambit, but I’m not a fan of taking of c4, because I think that is just loosing time. White will got the pawn back by contemporary developing his pieces.

3.e3Be6

4.Qa4+c6

Winning the pawn back.

5.Bxc4Qd7

6.Bxe6Qxe6

Now after the game I’m not sure that exchanging bishops ist he best way. Maybe 6.Bd3 is even better.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7.Nc3Nf6

8.Nge2Qd7

9.O-Oe6

After Castling I think White got the better position.

10.Rd1b5

A little bit too fast I think. Better would be 10. Be7  Bd2 11. O-O  Qc2.

11.Qc2Bd6

12.b3Qc7

13.f4Nbd7

Preventing taking on h2. Contemporary blocking Blacks pushing in the center.

14.e4Bb4

I really like this position. White has totally control of the center and every pawn is perfectly controlled by two protectors. I love it!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

15.Bb2Ba5

16.e5Ng4

17.Qd2O-O

18.h3Nh6

19.a3Nf5

Wanted to push the bishop back.

20.b4Bb6

21.Qd3Rad8

To get control of the light squares of the center.

22.a4a6

I wanted to exchange on a4 with my knight to get protection of my d4-pawn from the bishop.

23.Ne4h6

24.a5Ba7

Blacks bishop is now in a very bad position with less moving places. So you can hardly say that the bishop will participate in the rest of the game.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

25.Qb3Ne7

26.Rd3Nd5

I wanted to bring my rook on the kingside.

27.Rg3f6

28.Kh1fxe5

29.fxe5Rf2

A move I cannot understand. I simply think that he didn’t saw my knight on e4 here. So in that moment I knew that the game was already over.

30.Nxf2Rf8

31.Ne4Rf7

32.Nd6Rf2

33.Rxg7+Kxg7

I offered a rook, because I saw the position after taking it.

34.Ne8+ 

With moving my knight to e8 the king and the queen are contemporary attacked and he resigned.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1-0

 

I really like that game, I had a very good position after the opening and I always fighted for a win. I made some little mistakes but all together I'm satisfied with myself.