Game analysis

Can Anyone Help Me Please Analysis This Game?

What do you think of White Play?Is it Positional Play?

I am quite new in forum posting at chess.com.

Your assistance will be of great help.

Just a few hours of analysis with annotations:

1. e4 e5 {-0.26/31} 2. Nc3 {+0.16/34} Nf6 {-0.13/33} 3. Nf3 {+0.10/35} Nc6 {-0.11/35} 4. Bc4 {+0.13/35} h6 {-0.15/35} 5. d4 {+0.42/34} exd4 {-0.36/35} 6. Nxd4 {+0.37/38} Bc5 {-0.39/38} 7. Be3 {+0.81/37} d6 {-0.33/32} 8. O-O {+1.90/35} Ne5 {-0.07/32} 9. Bb3 {+0.06/33} Bd7 {-0.08/33} 10. Nce2 {+0.17/35} Nxe4 {+0.90/34} 11. c4 {-0.84/33} O-O {+1.19/34} 12. Bc2 {-1.10/36} Nf6 {+1.26/34} 13. b3 {-1.13/34} a6 {+1.17/35} 14. a4 {-1.07/33} c6 {+1.49/34} 15. f4 {-0.70/31} Ng6 {+3.33/36} 16. Nc3 {-1.42/31} d5 {+4.43/35} 17. Qd2 {-1.80/34} Qc7 {+2.57/32} 18. Rae1 {-1.40/34} Bd6 {+2.16/31} 19. b4 {-1.17/31} Nh5 {+3.48/29} 20. g3 {-0.63/34} Bh3 {+1.21/35} 21. Rf3 {-0.74/34} Qd7 {+2.42/32} 22. f5 {-0.15/36} Bxf5 {+3.56/33} 23. Bxf5 {+4.44/29} Qc7 {-3.68/31} 24. c5 {+5.69/34} Bxg3 {-4.71/30} 25. hxg3 {+5.44/30} Nxg3 {-5.72/29} 26. Bxg6 {+12.19/27} fxg6 {-12.32/29} 27. Ne6 {+13.37/30} Qe7 {-13.82/29} 28. Nxf8 {+15.18/29} Rxf8 {-16.36/33} 29. Rxg3 {+19.03/30} Qh4 {-20.85/29} 30. Rxg6 {+36.26/32} Rf3 {-48.53/35} 31. Bxh6 {+120.53/35} Rh3 {-33.79/31} 32. Rxg7+ {+99.91/106} Kh8 {-99.92/123} 33. Re8#

Will be updated in the morning.

So does anyone know how the chess.com analyzer defines a "mistake" and how it defines an "inaccuracy?"

From what I have seen, an innacuracy usually only causes a loss of positional value, usually <3.0 points. A mistake usually means the loss of pawn or more, value of >4.0 points.

Obviously, a Blunder means loss of a full piece or more, or loss of game. I may have those values off, but that's the general reasoning I believe.

Hi,

Can someone explain what the plus (+) symbol in the notation of the analysis mean?

Thank you kindly.

Plus sign signifies check: Rg7+ means Rook to g7, check.

Hashtag (#) is checkmate.

A mistake is when you blunder an instantly winning move or you blow away or give away your chances of scoring well, to a certain degree. The severity of the inaccuracies determines whether it was a blunder, a generic mistake or a less relevant inconsistency.

Thank you recklass. 

https://support.chess.com/customer/portal/articles/1444907-in-the-computer-analysis-what-s-the-difference-between-inaccuracy-mistake-and-blunder-

When made in an equal position:

inaccuracy - all 3 results still possible, but subsequent moves will have to be more accurate than otherwise. Example: you lost a small amount of activity, space, pressure, defense, etc.

mistake - No longer have winning chances with best play, but you still have at least practical drawing chances. Example: you lost a somewhat unimportant pawn.

blunder - No longer have winning or drawing chances with best play. Objectively the position is lost. Example: you lost a piece.