This document is a chess game analysis between White and Black. White was able to gain material advantage early in the game after Black made a mistake on move 8 that allowed White to capture a bishop. While White gained material, his king was left vulnerable in the center without much development. Black capitalized on White's exposed king by targeting the c2 square and threatening checkmate. On move 13, White made a blunder by allowing Black to deliver checkmate in two moves. The game resulted in a win for Black.
This document is a chess game analysis between White and Black. White was able to gain material advantage early in the game after Black made a mistake on move 8 that allowed White to capture a bishop. While White gained material, his king was left vulnerable in the center without much development. Black capitalized on White's exposed king by targeting the c2 square and threatening checkmate. On move 13, White made a blunder by allowing Black to deliver checkmate in two moves. The game resulted in a win for Black.
This document is a chess game analysis between White and Black. White was able to gain material advantage early in the game after Black made a mistake on move 8 that allowed White to capture a bishop. While White gained material, his king was left vulnerable in the center without much development. Black capitalized on White's exposed king by targeting the c2 square and threatening checkmate. On move 13, White made a blunder by allowing Black to deliver checkmate in two moves. The game resulted in a win for Black.
This document is a chess game analysis between White and Black. White was able to gain material advantage early in the game after Black made a mistake on move 8 that allowed White to capture a bishop. While White gained material, his king was left vulnerable in the center without much development. Black capitalized on White's exposed king by targeting the c2 square and threatening checkmate. On move 13, White made a blunder by allowing Black to deliver checkmate in two moves. The game resulted in a win for Black.
3.Nf3 Qe7 4.Bf4 Qb4+ This is book theory 5.Bd2 Qxb2 6.Bc3 Qb6 7.e3 Here e4 might have been better d6 8.exd6 Bxd6? This is just a MISTAKE by black 9.Bxg7 Bf5 10.Bxh8 0-0-0 When you mess up you must continue to develop quickly. White is going after material with it fine but his King is in the middle of the board and he doesn't have much development. 11.Nbd2 Be2 or bc4 followed by 0-0 had to happen for White Nb4 Going after the vulnerable c2 square and forcing the king to move if allowed. 12.e4 Bc5 Got to be agressive here. Black is down a rook so why not create a mating net. 13.exf5?? Bxf2+ 14.Ke2 Qe3# 0-1