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20. Nf5 Qg8
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I think Qf8 is better, since it will stop Nh6. |
 
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21. dxc6
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Another bad move by me, Re1 would have maintained the pin, saved my rook and black would still have to lost a piece. |
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21... fxe2 22. Qxe2
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Now the pin on the bishop faces an even greater threat. |
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22... Rh7
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If the black queen tries to protect the bishop, then Bg5 will create bigger problems for black. |
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23. Nh6
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Will trade back my rook I lost for a minor piece earlier. The computer shows that this move leads to an about equal game, Nb5 would have given white a much better advantage and keeps up the pressure. |
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23... Rxh6 24. Bxh6 gxh3 25. Re1
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I was convinced that black would play Qxg2 here, leading to an equal game. |
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25... Qe6
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A big mistake by black, this loses the game, the queen and rook on the e file are way too deadly. I assume that black expected Q x Q, d X Q, going to a drawn endgame. |
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26. cxd7+
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Black might have missed this when he play Qe6. |
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26... Qxd7 27. Bf5
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More queen chasing like earlier in the game, but this time it is much deadlier. |
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27... Qd4+
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The problem is that after the checks run out the queen will have to go back and defend the bishop. |
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28. Kh1 Qc5 29. b4
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Yip, I love chasing queens with my pawn. |
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29... hxg2+ 30. Kxg2 Qc6+ 31. Kg1
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Not Kf1 otherwise Qh1 |
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31... Qd6 32. Bg6+ Kd8 33. Rd1
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And now the Black queen finally has nowhere to run.
I will not comment on the rest of the game. Both sides made mistakes, but hopefully it show how the kings gambit provides both sides lots of tactical playing opportunity and that kings gambit games are not often boring. |
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33... Bg4 34. Rxd6+ cxd6 35. Qg2 Rc8 36. Bd3 Rc6 37. Nd5 Nxd5 38. Qxd5 Kd7 39. Bf5+ Bxf5 40. Qxf5+ Kd8 41. Qd5 Ra6 42. Bc1 Rc6 43. Kg2 a6 44. Bf4 Kd7 45. a4 b6 46. Kf3 h4 47. Kg4 Rc7 48. Be3 Rc6 49. b5 axb5 50. axb5 Rc5 51. Bxc5 bxc5 52. Qc6+
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