Hi Meadows.
What is there to discuss. A typical junior game.
A junior follows theory, probably not understanding why he sacs
the Ox on c3 except that it's book.
A soon as his theory ends he is clueless......1-0.
(when did his knowledge end because the game looked very comfortable for you)
is 18...e6 theory? 18...Nc4 looks better.
You will have to tell me as I don't play this garbage for either side.
I've seen 18...Nc4 before because I have this game in my memory.
It may be one of those standard draws that players use to avoid
the anti-quick draw rule.
Both Queens have nothing more than perpetual check.
[FEN "r5k1/pp1bpp2/3p1npQ/4n2p/1q2P2P/1B3P2/P1P1N1P1/1K1R3R w - - 0 1"]
[SetUp "1"]
{--------------
r . . . . . k .
p p . b p p . .
. . . p . n p Q
. . . . n . . p
. q . . P . . P
. B . . . P . .
P . P . N . P .
. K . R . . . R
white to play
--------------}
18. Nf4 Nc4 19. Nd5 Nxd5 20. Rxd5 Qc3 21. Bxc4 Qxc4 22. Rxh5 gxh5 25. Qg5+ Kf8 26. Qh6+
Now you. 😉
Why did you not sac back the Ox and win a piece here with 24.Rxd7
instead to you played 24.Qd4.
And the final wrap up was a tad sloppy. Here White to play. (obviously)
You played 46.Kf6 but 46.Kd7! and the Knight is doomed.
Yes it's a nit pick.