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15. Bxa4 Bxf1 16. Nxf1 a6
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A waiting move. I don't want to give you anything to respond to and see if you have anything planned. It also once again does restrict a b5 advance (at least that's what I thought lol..). Rfb8 seems even better according to Fritz 9. At this point the game is won anyway so it doesn't particularly matter. Also what chess engines say is not necessarily gospel. Don't for one second believe that they are always right. (It's just simplification time at this point, no need to go ahead with my K-Side attack with me already material ahead). |
 
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17. b5
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?? Terrible, comes to nothing. |
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17... cxb5
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To compound your misery, the c-pawn is now also weak. |
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18. Bxb5
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More free material for me. You had to admit your mistake 17. b5?? and just retreat your Bishop. |
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18... axb5
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munch. |
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19. Nxb5 Qc6 20. Rxa8
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20. Nxd6 doesn't change the outcome of the game Nxd6 (Rxa1 Nxf5) 21. Rb1 keeps your Rook on the board at least. |
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20... Rxa8 21. Nxd6
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c4 is slightly better, but doesn't change anything. |
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21... Nxd6 22. Qe1
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The pawn is gone anyway. 22. Kg2 does not save the day, but tries to deal with
any pins on the back rank Qxc3 23. Bd2 Qb2 |
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22... Nb5
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I was thinking about Ra1, but decided this way was simple enough. |
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23. h3
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23. Bb2 doesn't hold the pawn Rc8etc.. |
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23... Qxc3
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Ra1 was again on, and there was no rush to take, but I was just Blitzing it at this stage. |
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24. Qxc3
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Clearly you didn't listen to my advice in our 1st game: when behind in material, your opponent will want to simplify. Doing it for him is playing into his hands. Bd2 was a must. |
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24... Nxc3 25. Bd2 Ne2+ 26. Kh2
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Waste of a move. 26. Kg2 Ra2 |
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26... Ra1
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And now you have to move to g2 anyway. |
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27. Kg2 h5
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All of your pawns are tied up and your Bishop is the only piece you have which can move (Nh2 Rg1#). So you may have tried to relocate your Bishop to the K-Side as a last ditch attempt via b4 and d6. |
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28. f3
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Allows me more simplification. Even if it is a very active Knight for an extremely passive one, I don't care: the plan is just liquidation of all your pieces, until it's a won endgame. |
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28... exf3+ 29. Kxf3 Rxf1+ 30. Kxe2 Rh1
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Not only attacks your h-pawn, but prepares also to get rid of your last piece.. |
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31. h4
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31. Kf3 keeps your Bishop at the loss of a pawn. |
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31... Rh2+
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Game over now, for definite. |
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32. Kd3 Rxd2+ 33. Kxd2 Ne4+ 34. Kd3
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34. Ke2 cannot change destiny Nxg3 35. Kf3 Nf5etc.. |
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