Punish This Innocent Looking Blunder On Move 6 (Smith-Morra Gambit)

7. Bxf7!! (Brilliant according to Stockfish)

7…Kxf7 (If Black tries to avoid the Bishop trade with Kd7 they are much worse. White can follow up 8. Be3 {+6.07}, Bxg8 {+5.83}, O-O {+5.05}, h3 {+4.48} or Bd5 {+4.18}

9. Qxg4… (White has equalized material from the gambit and accelerated their position while Black's has deteriorated: Their bishop is blocked in, the king is back to original position locked in by their own pieces, weakened adjacent squares, the escape squares are under attack and they can no longer castle. The culmination swayed the Eval nearly 4 points from {-.45} before the blunder to {+3.43}

Its worth noting that from the few Master Games where this was played White wins 67% and Draws 16%, most finishing quickly, including the one I played. 

Does anyone know if there’s a limit to the notation+comments we can add in a game to post??

Every time I add my commentary and post it… the game is completely disabled. its posted as a game with no moves at all. Ive reposted the Tactic above and it works fine without the extra notation. its extremely frustrating and when i would try to edit it again all of the moves and notation were missing so had to start from scratch again

Below is the rest of the game starting after 9. Qxg4 with mate on move 23 if anyones interested. Hopefully it can show one of the ways to take advantage of the new position. As I mentioned above, most of the other games in this position were short as well. Note: this was just some practice match vs Cpu 1700; nothing special.