4...Bc5

(avoiding the

"Long Whip"

4...cb2: 5.Bb2:)

5.Nf3 Qf6?!

New! (cb2:?!)

6.Nc3: c6 (Ne7!)

7.Bg5 (5.e5!!)

7...Qg6 (Qd6)

8.Qd2! (8.h4!)

The idea for the trap!

8...h6 (!)

9.Le3!!

(or 9.Lh4! d5 11.ed5:)

9...Qg2:?

(9...Qd6;

White is better,

but not yet a clear win;

but 2 Rooks were

too tempting!!)

10.Bc5:!! 10...Qh1:

11.Ke2 Qa1:

and mate in 6:

12.Qd6!

(reminding of the

Immortal Game
Anderssen-Kieseritzky,

 London, 1851!)

12...Qb2:+

13.Kd3(!)

no good checks anymore

13...Kd8 (too late)

14.Qf8+ Kc7

15.Bd6+ Kb6

16.Qd8 mate