[Event "N/A"]
[Site "My house"]
[Date "2008.07.04"]
[Round "1"]
[White "Nfms"]
[Black "Sigma Chess 6.1"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "A04"]

1. e4 d6
2. Nf3 g6
3. Bc4 Bg7
4. d3 f5
5. exf5 gxf5
6. Nc3 Bxc3+
7. bxc3 Nf6
8. O-O Qd7
9. Ng5 Qc6
10. Nf7 Rg8
11. Qd2 Rxg2+
12. Kh1 Rg4+
13. Bd5 Nxd5
14. h3 Kxf7
15. hxg4 fxg4
16. c4 Nf6+
17. Kh2 Qf3
18. Qd1 { I decided to trade queens because I had an extra rook. When I made this move I didn't notice the fact that he had way more pawns or 2 extra minor pieces. even though the knights weren't exactly the most effective pieces at this time the board being
realitivley open. } Qxd1
19. Rxd1 Bd7
20. Kg3 Be6
21. d4 Bxc4
22. Kf4 Be2
23. Rd2 Bf1
24. Kf5 Nh5
25. Kxg4 { This next string of king moves were to eliminate blacks passed pawn . } Nf6+
26. Kg5 Nd5
27. Kh6 Nf6
28. Rd1 Bg2
29. c4 Bh3
30. c5 dxc5
31. dxc5 Bf5
32. Rd8 Nbd7
33. Rxa8 Nxc5
34. Rxa7 b5
35. Rxc7 Nce4
36. Rb7 Nxf2
37. Rxb5 Bg4
38. a4 Bf3
39. a5 Bg2
40. a6 Bh1
41. a7 Ba8
42. Rf5 Nh1
43. Bb2 Ng3
44. Rc5 Nfh5
45. Kxh7 Nf4
46. Rc8 Bb7
47. Rc7 Bd5
48. Ra5 Be4+
49. Kh6 Bf3
50. Kg5 Nh3+
51. Kh4 Nf2
52. Kxg3 Bh1
53. Kxf2 Be4
54. Ke3 Bg2
55. Kf2 Bh1
56. Ra6 Be4
57. Rcc6!! { This move right here was a huge one for me... It allowed me to get rid of his light squared bishop so I could queen my pawn that would end on the light square. I did this all at the expense of a rook but a queen is superior to a rook is it not? } Bxc6
58. Rxc6 e6
59. a8=Q Kg6
60. Rxe6+ Kg5
61. Qa4 Kh5
62. Re5+ Kh6
63. Qc6+ Kh7
64. Re7+ Kg8
65. Qe8# 1-0

I don't think that this was one of my most thoughtful games of chess during the opening. But heck I still won and isn't that the important part?

I haven't had a chance to go through these yet, but I do have one comment. You keep posting games and asking for our comments, but you haven't posted your own comments on your games. Knowing what you were thinking when you made your moves could be more helpful than knowing the actual moves made in helping to point out your mistakes. It might be that you're making certain types of mistakes due to mistakes in your whole way of thinking that we'll never know about from just seeing the moves.

--Fromper

I'm sorry Fromper I'll work on that tommorow its 11:16 pm here and the only reason I'm still awake is the "war zone" thats going on outside right now its still the 4th of July and I can't sleep right now because of all the noise.

Well, I didn't mean you had to do it right then and there.

But generally, analyzing your own games after you're done playing is necessary to help you understand your mistakes and learn from them. Getting your analysis double checked by stronger players (in this case, by posting your games here and asking for opinions) is also useful, but it should always be secondary to doing your own analysis.

If you check this forum, you'll see that almost every time I've posted one of my games, I've annotated it before posting it.

--Fromper

I had my computer anylyse them and it thought that my most important move (to get rid of a bishop and promote a queen by sacrificing a rook) was a blunder.

I just noticed that ECO code thing what exactly is that.

I think ECO=Encyclopedia of Chess Openings. The codes are assigned to the openings. Of course you can look up the info too.

oh ok.

Greetings nfms,

Simply 11....Qxg2 (instead of Rxg2 ) and game over.

IWYW,

Yahto

But I was playing white...