Anyone Wanna Analyze My Game from Playchess.com...

[Event "Rated game, 20m + 1s"]
[Site "Main Playing Hall"]
[Date "2008.04.02"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Pedrobraz"]
[Black "Aravaatch"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "B84"]
[BlackElo "1701"]
[PlyCount "94"]
[EventDate "2008.04.05"]
[TimeControl "1200+1"]

1. e4 {2} c5 {11} 2. Nf3 {2} d6 {8} 3. d4 {2} cxd4 {9} 4. Nxd4 {1} Nf6 {6} 5.
Nc3 {1} a6 {3} 6. Be2 {2} e6 {25} 7. Be3 {3} Be7 {3} 8. Qd2 {3} O-O {9} 9. f3 {
8} b5 {14} 10. O-O {4} Bb7 {5} 11. Rad1 {12} Qc7 {10} 12. Bd3 {21} Nbd7 {9} 13.
Nde2 {12} Nc5 {13} 14. Ng3 {27} Nxd3 {18} 15. cxd3 {28} Rac8 {18} 16. f4 {30} Ng4 {9} 17. f5 {64} Nxe3 {12} 18.
Qxe3 {3} Qc5 {32} 19. Qxc5 {13} Rxc5 {2} 20. fxe6 {2} fxe6 {6} 21. d4 {28} Rcc8
{8} 22. d5 {6} exd5 {5} 23. Nxd5 {4} Bxd5 {6} 24. Rxd5 {20} Rxf1+ {12} 25. Nxf1
{24} Rc2 {4} 26. Rd2 {1} Rxd2 {7} 27. Nxd2 {1} Kf7 {21} 28. Kf2 {3} Ke6 {10}
29. Kf3 {10} h6 {4} 30. b3 {27} Ke5 {4} 31. g3 {42} Bg5 {21} 32. Nf1 {19} Kd4 {
3} 33. h4 {2} Bf6 {2} 34. Ne3 {17} Kc3 {34} 35. Nd1+ {81} Kb4 {21} 36. Ke3 {14}
Ka3 {11} 37. Kd3 {6} Kxa2 {8} 38. Kc2 {1} Ka3 {7} 39. Ne3 {3} a5 {60} 40. Nd5 {
35} Be5 {32} 41. g4 {5} a4 {6} 42. b4 {63} Bg3 {98} 43. h5 {15} Be1 {7} 44. Nc7
{2} Kxb4 {10} 45. Ne8 {1} Bc3 {10} 46. Nxd6 {3} a3 {13} 47. Nxb5 {2} a2 {
Pedrobraz resigns (Lag: Av=1.00s, max=3.0s) 23} 0-1

**I was black.

Originally posted by patrickho123123
[Event "Rated game, 20m + 1s"]
[Site "Main Playing Hall"]
[Date "2008.04.02"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Pedrobraz"]
[Black "Aravaatch"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "B84"]
[BlackElo "1701"]
[PlyCount "94"]
[EventDate "2008.04.05"]
[TimeControl "1200+1"]

1. e4 {2} c5 {11} 2. Nf3 {2} d6 {8} 3. d4 {2} cxd4 {9} 4. Nxd4 {1} Nf6 {6} 5.
Nc3 {1} a6 {3} 6. Be ...[text shortened]... {
Pedrobraz resigns (Lag: Av=1.00s, max=3.0s) 23} 0-1

**I was black.

#1 If you want any strong players on the Internet to take the time to look at your game and give you their thoughts and feedback always do your own analysis first explain the reasons behind your moves, what caught you by surprise, what areas of difficulty you had this makes it much easier for them to understand your thought process.

#2 Just listen even if they rip your game apart and are critical about your moves if the advice is sound go over the analysis and learn from it so you don't repeat your mistakes next time!

#3 When strong Players do to take the time to analyze your game say thank you to them and give the Master Player or Grandmaster proper credit for his or her analysis if you publish it on your blog or on some forum! Don't say it's yours if it's not.

Originally posted by Aristolle
#1 If you want any strong players on the Internet to take the time to look at your game and give you their thoughts and feedback always do your own analysis first explain the reasons behind your moves, what caught you by surprise, what areas of difficulty you had this makes it much easier for them to understand your thought process.