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1. a3
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First move for the Anderssen Opening. |
 
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1... d5 2. d4
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I went for the center to try and gain center control. |
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2... Nc6 3. Nf3
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Reinforced my control of the center, protecting my pawn. |
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3... Bg4 4. Nbd2
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Moved my knight here because I am guessing he is going to try and take my knight on f3, so instead of moving a pawn and giving more advantage to him with gaps in my pawn structure, I set my knight on d2 to protect it. |
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4... Bxf3 5. Nxf3
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I was right, he took my knight, so I take his. :) |
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5... Nf6 6. e3
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Reinforcing the center once more. |
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6... a6 7. c4
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I am challenging his control on the center, hoping he takes my pawn and lets me take center. |
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7... e6 8. Qc2
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Instead he reinforces his pawn, so I reinforce mine with the queen. |
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8... Ne4 9. Bd3
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This is a good move I noticed afterward. Not only does this piece reinforce c4, it challenges his knight on e4. |
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9... f5 10. b4
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Not sure what I was doing here, but I feel like I was giving myself some room to breathe in my defense and reclaiming more tiles. |
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10... Be7 11. O-O
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Castled. |
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11... O-O 12. Bb2
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Protecting d4. |
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12... Bf6 13. Rfc1
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Protecting the queen just in case. :) |
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13... Rc8 14. cxd5
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At this point I went ahead and took his center pawn because he had no idea what was going on, so I am now trying to secure the center. |
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14... exd5 15. Bxa6
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Trying to open some holes for possible future checkmate. (I had enough advantage already I could sacrifice some pieces because I knew he had no idea what to do against this opening.) |
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15... bxa6 16. Qxc6
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I saw a free knight, so I took it. :D |
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16... Rf7 17. Ne5
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Went to challenge his rook. |
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17... Bxe5 18. dxe5
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Again, he wasn't sure what to do, so he instinctively took my knight, so I took his bishop with my pawn. |
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18... Nd2 19. Rcd1
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Again, I have no idea what he was thinking here, so I just kept challenging his pieces and moving in for the kill (checkmate.) |
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19... Nb3 20. Rab1
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He tried to take my rook, so I moved it over. |
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