half analysis: complete my game!


I'll add to Neneko's post...
Why do you move bishop twice in a row on turns 2 and 3? You can move your bishop 1 time to get to b5. Your opening gives black 1 free move for no reason at all. And then when you retreat your bishiop later, it takes you two more moves to 'retreat.' You've essentially let black move 3 free pieces without any gain at all on your part. You're lucky black doesn't know how to play.
10. Ra3 is a huge blunder on your part. Had your opponent taken your rook with his bishop, you would have probably lost this match. As a general rule, don't ever move your rook out so early. Also try not to move your pawn to A4 unless you absolutely have to (which is never). It ruins your formation and it doesn't help you develope a piece.
I hate to say this...but you really only won because your opponent seemed to miss a lot of your blunders. I'd suggest playing a stronger opponent. It'll help you see where your weaknesses are and help you develope a better strategy :P

As it already has been said, try to only move the same piece once in the opening.
I don't think "your" way of checkmating the opponent is a good one. It's not forced.
Also, your grammar hurts my eyes.

Don't be so harsh guys , pedro is obiously a beginner and judging by his ambitious posts he wants improve . Keep at it :)

Pedro823, This game was a blood bathe- well done!! Don't overlook the possibilty of a fork.
without ofcourse giving away all your pieces to do anything about it:P