1. As a dragon player, I know that black can't afford the time to play 9...Re8. Besides, this just weakens his f7 square.
2. I am not certain, but I think 10...Rb8 is more accurate.
3.11.Nxc6 opens the b file for black's imminent attack on the queenside. It was better to play 11.h4
4. 18.g4 just slow down the attack. Better was 18.Bh6! with pressure on the H-file.
5. 19.Rxh5 gh 20.g6! wins for white. Trading queens was a horrible choice.
Since I''ve been playing the dragon for a long time, I know many of the thematic ideas in the opening. White pushes his H and G pawns up the board, plays Bh6, and tries to mate on the H file. Oh, and don't forget to play Kb1.
Black goes for Qa5/Qc7, Rac8 (or, as Cristopher Ward liked to play,Rfc8), push his queenside pawns, and play Ne5-c4.
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Here's a game I played. Can someone review it for me, please? I drew, but I don't think I played my best.