[Event "?"]
[Site "Excite Classic Games by pogo.com"]
[Date "2001.11.23"]
[Round "?"]
[White "JPHAUCTION"]
[Black "Kvuzon"]
[Result "0-1"]
1.e4 e5
2.Bf1c4 Ng8f6
{Bishop opening, I'm out of book here.}
3.d3 Bf8c5
4.h3 O-O
5.a3 d5
{My opening principle is primitive:
 Fight for the centre. The rest of the game,
 until the endgame, I move my pieces to contest
 the centre. Please show me a better plan if
 there is one.}
6.exd5 Nf6xd5
7.Ng1f3 Nb8c6
8.O-O Bc8f5
9.Nb1c3 Nd5xc3
10.bxc3 h6
11.d4 exd4
12.cxd4 Bc5d6
{Sm. I'm amazed I didn't capture the pawn.
 Maybe I should train on one move tactics so
 I get into the habit of looking after them
 in a game.}
13.d5 Nc6e5
14.Nf3xe5 Bd6xe5
15.Ra1b1 Qd8c8
16.Bc1e3 Bf5xh3
{Sm. If gxh3 then I would have to make a draw
 by perpetual since the bishop guards f2.}
17.Qd1f3 Bh3f5
18.Rb1c1 Bf5g6
19.c3 Qc8f5
20.Qf3xf5 Bg6xf5
21.Bc4b3 Be5d6
{Here my idea was that if a3-a4 than I would
 play b7-b6. White's black square bishop cannot
 get at the pawns. The white square bishop cannot
 do any harm if it ventures into them. And to
 attack the pawns white would have to prepare a
 pawn advance. During the preparations I would
 activate my king side pawns and try to put pressure
 on the pawns on c5 and d6. Is this a good or a bad
 idea?}
22.Rc1a1 a6
23.Rf1c1 Ra8d8
24.c4 Rf8e8
{I wasn't very afraid of the pawns since I assumed
 they would be weak if they advanced. Am I wrong
 here? Maybe, as the Crocodile Hunter might have said,
 the pawns are really dangerous.}
25.c5 Bd6e5
26.Ra1a2 Bf5e4
27.Ra2d2 c6
28.d6 g5
29.Rc1c4 Be4g6
{Sm. Bd5 would be better.}
30.a4 Kg8g7
31.g3 f5
{Sm. Bxg3.}
32.a5 Bg6f7
33.d7 Re8e7
34.f4 Be5f6
35.Be3d4 Bf7xc4
36.Bd4xf6+ Kg7xf6
37.Bb3xc4 Rd8xd7
38.fxg5+ hxg5
39.Rd2b2 Re7e5
40.g4 fxg4
41.Rb2f2+ Re5f5
42.Rf2g2 Rf5xc5
43.Rg2xg4 Rc5xa5
44.Rg4g2 Rd7h7
{Maybe white hoped that my connection would broke
 so he could escape. Happened to me once before, I
 was up a rook and three pawns and when I returned
 my opponent had logged out. My only abandoned
 game.}
45.Rg2f2+ Kf6g7
46.Rf2f7+ Kg7g6
47.Rf7f2 Rh7e7
48.Bc4d3+ Kg6g7
49.Bd3c4 Ra5a4
50.Bc4b3 Ra4f4
51.Rf2g2 Kg7f6
52.Rg2d2 Rf4g4+
53.Kg1f2 c5
54.Rd2d6+ Kf6g7
55.Rd6d8 c4
56.Bb3a2 Rg4f4+
57.Kf2g3 Re7e3+
 0-1