There is actually a mate in 3 at the end. After 14. Bxd6, which is his very best move, you have the very strong Qxf6!
If he plays Qxf6, he loses because of the nice mate Nxf6#.
If he plays Bf8 ( his only other defense to the mate tread on g7) , you can take his queen with Qxd8 and mate on f8 is unstoppable.
Thomas
some one analyse this one, has a queen sac ( a horid one at that) and it features a histerical mate i won it of course, but should have lost. This Game is King Lenny Approved
2.Bc4: Prevents the powerfull Kf7??
I think Kf7 must be the worst move in the opening :p.
2.Bc4 was played to develop the bishop to a good square and targetting the weakened f7 square, maybe with the intention of preventing you to castle kingside for the short term.
9.Bxc3 Here your opponent is standing way better. He has almost finished development and has more center control. After 9 moves, you only have your knight developped, due to the many needless pawn moves. These pawn moves have also blocked in your light squared bishop and queenside knight.
12.gxf6 Your kingside is now very weak. The most of your army is on the queenside. You were lucky your opponent didn't find the best moves to exploit that.
13.Nf5 When you have no clear plan, it's better to get your other pieces out instead of moving a piece twice. Nd7 would have been better.
14. Qg8 There really is no quick kill because his king is to safe. You more blocked in your rook on the h-file.
15. g3 Needless move. Bb1 was way more active.
18. Rg1 followed by g4 would have won your knight.
19-22: Very inaccurate play. You lost a pawn and a queen for a bishop with no compensation at all. You even gave your opponent a strong pass pawn.
24. c6?? Bc7 was way better.
27. hxc3???? Waaw, what a blunder!! fxc3 was the obvious correct move.
Thomas