Annotated Chess Game 9768982 by amblessador

1. e4 c6 2. d4 d5 3. exd5 cxd5 4. Ng1f3 Ng8f6
I don't particularly fancy playing the Caro Kan, but well...
5. Bc1g5 Nb8d7 6. Bf1b5 Qd8a5 7. Nb1c3 e6 8. Bg5xf6 gxf6
Weakening his pawn structure, but opening a line against my own king
9. O-O a6 10. Bb5d3 Bf8d6 11. Qd1d2 b5 12. a3 Bc8b7 13. Qd2h6 Ke8e7 14. Rf1e1 Qa5c7 15. Nc3e2 Ra8g8 16. Ne2g3 Bd6f4 17. Qh6h4 Bf4g5 18. Nf3xg5 Rg8xg5 19. f4
with f4 I guess I decided to really play for a win
19... Rg5g8 20. f5 h5 21. fxe6 fxe6 22. Qh4h3 Nd7f8 23. Re1e2 Bb7c8
Black is somewhat cramped, but still hanging in there. Here I decided to seduce him in playing e5 and then e4 which, at first site looks strong for black
24. Ra1e1 Rg8g5 25. Ng3f1 e5
Black seems tio think the worst is behind him
26. Qh3e3 e4 27. Bd3xe4
This was not forced, but volontarely, remember. And it makes perfect sense ;)
27... dxe4 28. Qe3xe4 Ke7f7 29. Qe4e8
the crucial move, I guess. in this attack
29... Kf7g8 30. Re2e7
Separates the Queen from the King (Part I)
30... Qc7c4 31. Nf1e3
Booh!
31... Qc4a2 32. b3
Separates the Queen from the King (Part II). Black is over and done with