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14. Bd2
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Maybe Tolemac will take pity on me and leave his Queen there...
Actually, I realised that I needed to get my king out of the firing line and moved the bishop to block the check on c1 |
 
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14... Qxg2 15. Kc1 Qxh2 16. Kb1
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Got my king out of the way for the loss of 2 more pawns |
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16... Bxc3
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And then lost a knight as well... -17... I pressed the resign button at this point in time and then decided against it as I wanted to see how long I could last. |
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17. Qxc3
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Aha! I finally captured a major piece... there is still hope -14 |
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17... Nf2 18. Qd4
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Can't remember why I moved here... (maybe I can get my bishop on c3?) |
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18... d6
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freeing up white bishop |
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19. a3
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Giving my king somewhere to hide |
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19... Na6 20. Be3
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Might as well threaten black's knight, I figure Bc3 is a silly move as it is easily blocked |
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20... Bf5+
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Check!... Black's knight is safe on this turn... Luckily I made my king a hiding spot... Additionally it frees up my rook |
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21. Ka2 Ng4
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Knight got away! |
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22. Rg1
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A move of the knight threatens Qxg7# |
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22... g6
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Stopping the possibility of Qxg7# |
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23. Bd2
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Saving my bishop |
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23... c5
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Threatening my Queen |
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24. dxc6 e.p.
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Don't you just love "en passant" ... at least when it suits you |
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24... Be6+
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Not sure of Black's purpose here... |
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25. Kb1 f5
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That's what the purpose was... |
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26. cxb7
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Captured another pawn... things are looking up, only -12 now |
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26... Rab8 27. Bc3
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Waited long enough...time to threaten Qg7# |
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27... Ne5
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Nope, Tolemac is still watching this game |
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