Published as The Law of the Jungle (Elephant Gambit) in [threadid]157047[/threadid] A couple of added comments and spellings corrected etc.
11... Qd8xe7
The queen adds her weight to the e file and links the rooks
12. Be2c4
White points out that his rook is on the same file as my queen and threatens to remove one of my attacking pieces
12... e3
Time to enter the Elephant's jungle. This move is called "The Tusk" by aficionados of this opening
13. f3
? White aims to block all lines with his pawns and then surround the advanced pawn and win it. I can't help feeling that Bxd5 was more consistent although we go further into the jungle after 13...exf2+ 14. Kxf2 Qh4+. Addendum: In point of fact this may be the losing move as post game analysis with a computer engine suggest White is probably OK after fxe3 Nxe3 too with e file pressure, although g2 looks weak.
13... Nd5f4
Nimbly avoiding the attentions of the Bishop and adding the ideas of e2 and Qg5-g2 mate into the mix
14. Bc4f1
White retreats, holding both e2 and g2 under lock and key
14... Ra8e8
Black brings forward his final piece to join the herd
15. Nb1d2
White takes the opportunity to bring out the knight whilst the e pawn is pinned and plans a jump to c4 to attack from behind
15... e2
The stampede begins as the tusk drives rhino like further into the position, exposing an entry point on e3
