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I didn't see 6.Bxg7, my mistake which made me lose the game, however, I had my bishops, queen and the pawn ready to attack so I tried to use all my pieces to attack and recupere my mistake.
After 6. ... Qh4+, expecting the mistake of the opponent playing maybe g3, I took a long while trying to calculate how I could win the game; My opponent didn't fall in the mistake g3 so I needed over 1 min and half to can realize than eventually my attack was failing.
Trying some more attacking moves like Nf3 threating maybe some future checkmate in f2, again frustrated because white defended great.
I was amazed than 9 ... O-O was correct, I thought it would be a mistake, but the truth is than I didn't find any other way to can defend my rock, move my King from the Bishop B5 diagonal, and after, trying to use my rock for the attack.
After Bf2, I already thought I could win the game, and more if white would decide to capture my rock... He did it! so I continued my attack. (Analysis detects checkmate in 14, I didn't see a checkmate and actually I didn't have many time to think, but I saw than I could win many pieces using my bishops and my queen, so I continued with my iniciative.
I don't understand the 19. Qe2 movement, but anyway I knew he was losing by one way or the other one.
I know I actually used my opponent mistakes to can provoke checmate, however, I never lost the iniciative of attack and that was trying to provoke defensive mistakes from my opponent.
Hope you enjoyed.
I didn't see 6.Bxg7, my mistake which made me lose the game, however, I had my bishops, queen and the pawn ready to attack so I tried to use all my pieces to attack and recupere my mistake.
After 6. ... Qh4+, expecting the mistake of the opponent playing maybe g3, I took a long while trying to calculate how I could win the game; My opponent didn't fall in the mistake g3 so I needed over 1 min and half to can realize than eventually my attack was failing.
Trying some more attacking moves like Nf3 threating maybe some future checkmate in f2, again frustrated because white defended great.
I was amazed than 9 ... O-O was correct, I thought it would be a mistake, but the truth is than I didn't find any other way to can defend my rock, move my King from the Bishop B5 diagonal, and after, trying to use my rock for the attack.
After Bf2, I already thought I could win the game, and more if white would decide to capture my rock... He did it! so I continued my attack. (Analysis detects checkmate in 14, I didn't see a checkmate and actually I didn't have many time to think, but I saw than I could win many pieces using my bishops and my queen, so I continued with my iniciative.
I don't understand the 19. Qe2 movement, but anyway I knew he was losing by one way or the other one.
I know I actually used my opponent mistakes to can provoke checmate, however, I never lost the iniciative of attack and that was trying to provoke defensive mistakes from my opponent.
Hope you enjoyed.