here is an enjoyable game i'ld like to share. We were quite stuck sometime but we had a cool 2nd half after all.

 I had some difficult choices to be make, but eventually it worked out in my favor:P

Feel free to give any comments/suggestions for me to learn or whatsoever! 

4.. Be6? (you had to play d5 and not lose a pawn)

5 Bd3?? (5 Be6 fe 6 Ne6 -> N:f8 with extra pawn and black without a castle)

5.. Ng4? (5N:e6 fe 6Qg4+-) 6.Nf3? Qf6? (what queen is doing there? Your knight must be away)

To be continued

After 6 move the game was really good, you played very well . I think, you had to play Ba3+ before Na6 to avoid the trade of bishops (22 Be7 K e7 23 Qa5 and black lose a bishop)

28 Bd1? (28 Nd4! cd 29 Qb4  black in danger->Qe7,Bg4) 

I would be afraid to play 33..c4 in such sharp position, as black king is opened for attack: (33..c4 34 Bh5+ Kf8 35 Be7! Ke7 36 Qb7 and black is in danger)

In general, the game was very exciting and interesting.

Hi Ilya thanks for your comments! I learned some!

The opening could have been better indeed, i could have done some better moves. And white also:P we were both lucky there then:)

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5 Bd3?? (5 Be6 fe 6 Ne6 -> N:f8 with extra pawn and black without a castle)

I dont see how black could have lost a castle there.. 

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what queen is doing there?

i shouldn't have moved my queen upfront already indeed!

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I think, you had to play Ba3+ before Na6 to avoid the trade of bishops (22 Be7 K e7 23 Qa5 and black lose a bishop)

 You are right again. black was lucky there that there wasnt a 23 Qa5

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I would be afraid to play 33..c4 in such sharp position, as black king is opened for attack: (33..c4 34 Bh5+ Kf8 35 Be7! Ke7 36 Qb7 and black is in danger)

 i dont.. I just could have done

33..c4 34 Bh5+ Q:h5 and white would have lost a bishop. Although i was suprised that white did 34. Qxd4.. now he's checkmate

Thanks for your overall comments!

Ilya1975 wrote:

4.. Be6? (you had to play d5 and not lose a pawn)

5 Bd3?? (5 Be6 fe 6 Ne6 -> N:f8 with extra pawn and black without a castle)

5.. Ng4? (5N:e6 fe 6Qg4+-) 6.Nf3? Qf6? (what queen is doing there? Your knight must be away)

To be continued

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THe problem with 5 n g4 is that nxe6 , pxn and then the queen takes the night and you are down a piece.

 

 

If black tried q to h4 then the knight simply takes blacks c pawn and k moves over.  Then the q moves to e2

i see what you mean! thnx