1.d4
f5
The Dutch Defense
2.e4
The Staunton Gamit, giving up a center pawn in exchange for rapid development
2...fxe4
3.Nc3
or just f2-f3
3...Nf6
4.Bg5
c6
aiming for ...d5
5.f3
Continuing in gambit style [5.Bxf6
exf6
(5...gxf6??
6.Qh5#
) 6.Nxe4
d5=
]
5...Qa5
6.Bxf6
[6.fxe4
Qxg5
]
6...exf6
7.fxe4
Bb4
[7...Ba3!?
]
8.Qf3
0-0
...d5 is the more customary move
9.Bc4+
Developing with check. Surely black will reply Kh8
9...d5!
10.exd5
Bg4!
11.dxc6+
[11.Qxg4
Bxc3+
12.Kf2
(12.bxc3
Qxc3+
13.Kf2
Qxc4-/+
) 12...Kh8
13.dxc6
transposes to the game]
11...Kh8
12.Qxg4
Bxc3+
13.Kf2
Nxc6
14.Ne2
[14.bxc3
Qxc3
15.Rb1
Qxc2+
16.Ne2
Qxc4
17.Rxb7
Rf7=
]
14...Bxb2
15.Rab1
Diagram
15...Ne5!!
WOW! The fork of the queen and Bc4 forces the capture of the knight
16.dxe5
[16.Qe6
Bxd4+
17.Nxd4
Rfe8
18.Qd5
Qc3
threatening Rad8 and Ng4+]
16...Qc5+
17.Kg3?!
[17.Ke1
Qb4+
18.c3
Bxc3+
19.Nxc3
Qxc3+
20.Ke2
Qxe5+
(20...Rad8
21.Rhd1
Qc2+
22.Kf1
fxe5+
23.Kg1+/-
) 21.Kf1
Rad8
22.g3
Rd4
23.Qe6
Re4
24.Qd5
(24.Qxe5
fxe5+
25.Kg2
Rxc4-+
) 24...Rd4
25.Qe6
Re4
26.Qd5=
; 17.Kf3
fxe5+
18.Kg3
Rf6-+
]
17...Bxe5+
[17...f5
18.Qg5
Bxe5+
19.Kf3
Qxc4-+
]
18.Kh3
f5
19.Qf3
g5!
...g5-g4
20.g4
h5!
21.Kg2
fxg4-+
22.Qf7
Rxf7
23.Bxf7
Qc6+
24.Kg1
Qxc2
25.Re1
Rf8
26.Bb3
Bd4+
0-1