1.e4c52.Nf3e63.d4cxd44.Nxd4a65.Bd3Nf66.O-OQc77.c4...7.Qe2The correct move order. In this case white has slight advantage.d68.c47....Be77...Nc68.Nxc6bxc6Nc3, Be3 or Qe2. Doesn't matter, next move e5 with black and one of his piece will go to d4 square and white will lose his advantage8.Qe2d69.f4Nbd710.b3...10.Kh1O-O11.Nc3±Bd2 and Rae1 the usual plan.10....h6?!10...O-ONormal developing move. h6 and Nh7 plan won't be novelty.11.Bb2O-O12.Nd2...12.Nc3c3 is the correct place for the night because if black will play e5 then white has to control d5 square! (plan to put something there)12....Nh7?!12...Nc513.e5(13.Bc2e514.fxe5dxe515.Nf5Bxf516.Rxf5Nfd7=)dxe514.fxe5Nxd315.exf6Nxb216.fxe7Qxe717.Ne4e518.Nc2f519.Nf2e420.Rab1Qe521.Ne1Nxc422.Qxc4+Be6=∞13.Kh1Bf6?13...e514.Nf5Bf615.Ne3exf416.Nd5Qa517.Nxf6+Nhxf618.Rxf4±14.e5!+−...Perfect understanding of the position! This plan aims the bad night on h7.14....dxe514...Bd815.Qg4dxe516.Nxe6fxe617.Qxe6+Kh818.Qg6Nhf6(18...Ndf619.fxe5+−)19.fxe5Nxe520.Bxe5Qxe521.Rxf6Qxa1+22.Nb1Checkmate in 2.15.Qe4...15.Nxe6fxe616.Qe4This move order is a little bit more accurate.15....g616.Nxe6Qd617.Nxf8Nhxf818.Qe2Nc519.Ne4Nxe420.fxe5Bxe521.Bxe5Qxe522.Qxe4Qc723.Qh4h524.Be4Be625.Rad1Re826.h3b527.cxb5...27.Bd5+−27....axb528.Bf3Qa529.Qf2b430.Rd4Rc831.Qd2Rc332.Bd5Qc533.Be4...33.Bxe6Nxe634.Rd7Rc235.Qd5+−33....Qe534.Rf3...34.Bd5Bxh335.Rxf7+−34....Rc1+35.Qxc1Qxd436.Qc2h437.Rf1Qe538.Bf3Bf539.Qc4Qg340.Bg41-0