1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
Nc6
3.Bc4
Bc5
4.c3
Qf6
The Guicco Piano. Haven't seen Qf6 in a while. I would rather play the Ruy but I did not plan on it ahead of time and need some serious book on it before I venture that way.
5.0-0
Nge7
6.b4
Bb6
7.b5
Na5
8.Be2
c5
I am hoping to keep his N out of play for quite a while. It will be some moves before Luis can activate it.
9.Bb2
0-0
d5 might be better
10.d4
d6
11.dxe5
dxe5
12.c4
Bc7
13.Nc3
Be6
14.Qa4
b6
15.Nd5
Bxd5
16.cxd5
Ng6
17.Rad1
I should have kept the knight out with g3 instead
17...Nf4
18.Bd3
Bd6
19.Bc3
c4
20.Bxa5
cxd3
21.Bd2
Rfc8
22.Bxf4
Qxf4
23.Rxd3
He is down a pawn but has a lot of play for it. Might be worth the sacrifice.
23...Rc5
It Looks attacking but probably better Rc7 halding the a pawn preparing to double rooks and freeing the bishop
24.g3
Qg4
25.Kg2
f5
26.Re3
Re1 should have been played this allows f4 with tempo
26...g6
27.h3
Qh5
28.exf5
Qxf5
29.Rfe1
RI'd like to take the pawn on e5 but can't due to the threat on f2
29...Rf8
30.R1e2
Kh8
Clears the king so ther will be no pin if he takes the pawn on d5 but Luis leaves his king there which causes trouble in just a bit.
31.Qb3
Protects d5, b4 prevents the check on f3 if I take the e pawn. Covers just about everything I need.
31...Rc1
32.Nxe5
Rb1
He sees my Nxg follwed by Q check and win the rook
33.Qc3
Bb4
Luis missed the devestating double check.
34.Nxg6+
And I missed the mate in two with Nf7 check and Nh6 mate
34...Kg8
35.Qh8+
Kf7
36.Qxh7+
Kf6
37.Re6+
1-0