[FEN "rnb1k1r1/ppqp1pPp/4p2Q/8/3N4/2PB4/P4PPP/2B1K2R w Kq - 0 1"] 1. Qxh7 Qe5+ 2. Be3 Qxg7 {Hmmm.... I could things with that WHite position as well. Queens off and run that h-pawn, maybe...Like castles as was played in the game better.}
Okay. I see now. From now on, I'll try harder to see these lines, so you don't have to spell things like this out. This is twice now that you've helped me, and I massively appreciate it. But I'll get off my training wheels now, and really think those through.
Always ask if unsure. You may be right.
There is a few things in that game that I skipped, as always more interested in
what was played and what they were thinking.
Wanted to show the breathless Queen and her role in the game
instead of hacking it to bits. Like to keep it simple.
[pgn]
[FEN "rnb1k1r1/ppqp1pPp/4p2Q/8/3N4/2PB4/P4PPP/2B1K2R w Kq - 0 1"]
1. Qxh7 Qe5+ 2. Be3 Qxg7 {Hmmm.... I could things with that WHite position as well. Queens off and run that h-pawn, maybe...Like castles as was played in the game better.}[/pgn]
I think I found another way White could win in the game on your blog that you have posted the following position that vivify asked about. Continuing from move 14 below:
FEN
rnb1k1r1/ppqp1pPp/4p2Q/8/3N4/2PB4/P4PPP/2B1K2R w Kq - 0 1
[FEN "rnb1k1r1/ppqp1pPp/4p2Q/8/3N4/2PB4/P4PPP/2B1K2R w Kq - 0 1"] 1. O-O Qe5 2. Nb5 Na6 3. Bg5 {You already considered Bf4 on your blog} Rxg7 4. Bf6 Rxg2+ 5. Kxg2 Qd5+ 6. Kg1 Qxd3 {Here the game continued 20.Qh4 Qxb5 and White loses, but white could play the following move} 7. Bg5 Qxb5 8. Qf6 {Mate on e7 or d8 or if king moves to f8 then queen mates on h8}