I sacrificed two pawns and a bishop for this win. Hope you like it.

This is a game I recently played. I sacrificed two pawns in the opening for more development and and had some interesting attacks on the black King. I made some blunders and could have won more material earlier; unfortunately, I'm just not good enough to see some of those variations until after the computer analysis.

I hope you like it - I was very proud of it. :)

Sorry, I posted earlier, but it got deleted somehow. Anyway, I was wondering: what would happen if you played 14. Re8? After Ke8 Nxc7 Kwherever and Nxa8 you at least win a pawn... I haven't analyzed it that deeply, so I don't know if it would work out, but just a thought. I really like your combination starting with 18. Bxd6. Very well thought out!

I didn't notice that actually. Re8 looks like it could have worked to me, and it would have got rid of the pesky c pawn. I'm gonna look into it.

Thanks. :)

Good job; You're completely right about 4...a6? versus 4...Nf6!. After this mistake white has a large center and is a lot better.Accepting your (nice) pawn sacrifices was really the final mistake. Black is just lost after move 12!