1.e4
e5
2.Bc4
Bc5
3.Nc3
Nc6
Symmetry, which is easily broken with
4.Qg4
A fun move to play. The threat, of course, is Qg7
4...Qf6
...g6 is better, though white still retains good play after Qg3 with the idea of d3 and and f4-break
5.Nd5
Forcing the action.
5...Qxf2+
6.Kd1
Diagram And black is already in some difficulty. The immediate threats are Qxg7 and Nxc7+... to Black's chagrin, the Bc4 covers the f1 mating square.
6...Bb6
?? Covering the c7 square, but...
7.Qxg7
d6
Seeking quick development as compensation for the Rh8
8.Nf3
! Development trumps
8...Nd4
9.Nf6+
Nxf6
[ 9...Ke7
10.Qxf7+
Kd8
11.Qe8#
]
10.Qxf7+
Kd8
11.Qxf6+
Kd7
12.Nxe5+
dxe5
13.Qxf2
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