Paris, 1909
1. e4, e5
2. d4, exd4
3. Nf3, Nc6
4. Bc4, Bc5
5. c3, Nf6
6. cxd4, Bb4+
7. Nc3, Nxe4
8. 0-0 ....
White intends to open-up the e-file.
8. .... Bxc3
9. d5 ....
White keeps the pressure mounting.
9. .... Bf6
10. Re1, Ne7
11. Rxe4, d6
12. g4 ....
The Greco Gambit, Moeller-Bayonet Attack. An impressive variation of the Italian Game.
13. h4, Kf8?
The only logical explanation for the latest Black move is that Black desired to take control of the h file, and at the same time remove the pin on his King.
15. Nd4, c6
16. Qf3, Nxd5
17. Bd2, Nc7
18. Rae1, d5
19. Bb4+, Kg7
20. Re7!!, dxc4
If 20....Bxe7, then 21. Bxe7 followed by 22, Bf6+ with a good attack on Black's king side.
The move opens up the d file and would force the Black Queen to retreat. If 21....bxc6, then 22. Rd1 Qd8, 23. Rxc7 ....
21. .... Qd3
22. Rxf7!! ....
A surprise move! Black doesn't know what is coming.
White could win outright by 23. Ne5 double check, but he chooses a better plan....
23. Re7+, Kg8
Forced retreat.
24. Qxf6, Rh7
25. Re8+!!, Resigns
It would be useless to take the Rook because of White's threat 26. Qf8 mate.
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