Your King was really open after gxh6 and on move 15, instead of dxc5, things could have gone like this :
However ,after bxf3+ in the real game, the position is clearly winning for black.
I won but...
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Bhlank wrote:
Your King was really open after gxh6 and on move 15, instead of dxc5, things could have gone like this :
However ,after bxf3+ in the real game, the position is clearly winning for black.
In your scenario, I would have moved my rook to the F1 file instead of E1.
I don't think I played all that great especially in the beginning. What could my opponent (white) have done to change the outcome of the game?
I should say that once he let my bishop take on move 24 he was down a rook at least unless he moved the king. I think he risked mate though by doing that.
After move 11 was where I thought I would lose. I was wide open.
Guy