Want to see a perfect example of a wasted lead?

Lament my stalemate.

A shameful waste :P

so many bad moves in one game. where to start?

2. d3. A bit of a weak, defensive move. This blocks your f1 bishop. It also allows black to play PxP PxP QxQ KxQ keeping you from castling, but I would worry more about black playing d4 and giving you a long term cramped position.

4. Nc3. You have just lost a pawn

6. Qxd8. Why initiate the trade of queens? You can play Bb5 instead.

9. Nge2. You missed an opportunity to just take the knight on c6.

14. f5. Why close the position like this? 14. fxe5 fxe5 15. Bg5+ looks very good for white.

Etc. the rest of the game.

On a more positive note, I'd say there's room for improvement on almost every move, though I admit the final stalemate is a climax

Dont get discouraged, playing a lot and studying a bit should do some good !

JC

Instructive lesson--memorize that stalemate pattern and stay away from it! See also, Don't allow the Floobly by Dan Heisman.

www.chesscafe.com/text/heisman80.pdf

Oh geez, at move 58 you have mate in 2 moves by just playing Nf4 and then Ng6#.

wow

you dont seem to do very well in seeing possible knight moves.  that just stood out to me.

cool

learning with chessmaster series game could be very usefull for you if you want to improve quickly

on move 22 if you had gone Bc4 you could have traded bishop for rook and you would have had your rook on his back rank..could have started cleaning out his pawns at that point and really established an advantage

Lament my stalemate.

I really blew this lead!!

Myah, lol, what is that?:P A joke?

 I think Loomis is right. You missed too many good moves in this game!!!