THE TRAGIC MISTAKE OF DEVELOPING YOUR QUEEN 2 EARLY.

I also recommend taking free material the opponent leaves en prise.

Very useful lesson over.

Dear gurudawg,

you've opened my eyes to wondrous new possibilities.

Thank you.

I was led by the thread title that this would be a horror movie of some sort.

I was not misled.

DID U ALL LIKE THE GAME?

Breaking a shoelace is tragic.

No... it was just too, too...

Actually the centre counter is a fine opening. He lost through a simple tactical blunder. You made a few pointless Queen moves yourself actually.

And why the caps?

I LIIIIIIIIKKKKKKKKEEEEEEEE THEM! DONT THINK IM SHOUTING IF I SHOUT I USE !'S

dont you know its cooler to use no capitals or punctuation at all

it makes your posts edgy and modern and hip

ok

This game is garbage.  Neither player developed their King, which is recommended at the highest levels by move 2 at the latest.

 Sarcasm at it's finest.

This game is not really that great of a proof because black blundered his queen. Had he not done so, white would have had to play with more creativity to prove the problem of black's queen moves.

Don't make the common amateur mistake of thinking the Bongcloud is a rubbish or novelty opening. It's an extremely strong opening(the only reason why it isn't played by Super-GMs is because it's banned in major tournaments for being overpowered) and practically forces the king to the uber-strong square h3, also termed the "Winter Palace", where it can force the weakness of black's light squares as well as swing between g4 and h3 to nimbly defend its pawns.