For the most part, you played well. However, you missed:
11...Nxf3+
18... Rxf3+ (wins the d3 Bishop because if Ke2 Rf2+ Ke1 Nf3#)
23... Rf2+ Ke1 Nf3#
25... c6 winning the Bishop
Not completely lost to the game
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Jan 15, 2010
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You played really well. Why didn't he resign at move 29, since you were a bishop and 3 pawns up?
I'd like to give a bit of background to everyone reading this before I decide to post this match.
When I was a child, between 8-10 years old, I used to play chess. I played a little bit against my dad and a lot against myself. (Yep. I was a weird kid.) When I was 14 (in grade 10) I was made school champion for the next three years.
However, the school itself got bored with chess. During my last year there, I was the only one to play.
At one of the shops in the local area, I was invited by one of my old friends to play a game. I said yes, and we started out. He opted to play white (which left me a little nervewracked because I normally play white) however I think I did fairly well. I have no idea what he tried to open with, however.