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11. Qxd3
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Qxd3?? pxd3 or even hxg4 would be better. |
 
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11... Nxf2
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Nxf2 - the N is in the heart of the defense. |
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12. Qe2
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Qe2 - as it was attacked. |
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12... Nxe4+
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Nxe4 . Discovered check, winning the pawn and also allowing the N to move to better squares later. |
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13. Kh2
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Kh2. Only move. |
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13... Bd6+
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Bd6 ; Qd6 was probably better, as it could then come in at g3. |
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14. g3
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g3 - to prevent the loss of a Q. |
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14... Nxg3
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Nxg3, a fork, and later a discovered check. |
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15. Qd3
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The Q was attacked. |
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15... Nxf1+
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Nxf1 . Double check; the king must move. |
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16. Kh1
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Kh1. Kg2 may have been better, as it stops the Q coming in. |
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16... Qf2
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Qf2! Threatening mate in 1, and with a good attack. |
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17. Be3
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This did nothing. The best line was Qxd6, Ng3 , Qxg3, Qxg3. Black has won by this point. |
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17... Ng3#
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A quick end to the attack. Checkmate. |
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