White has no choice but to exchange pieces; 32. Bc1 Rb1 33. Nd3 b3 etc.

Yep: a sure-fire loss, no less than the the line I chose.

The game was long ago lost. White had just let things get to the point at which Black had a fairly straightforward, no-risk, forcing line that gave few opportunities for Black to go wrong. I had only myself to blame.

Good game, very well played.

Nice game, Andy. It is interesting watching you develop.

I'm amazed at how fast your rating has gone up! But clearly it's increasing at the same rate as your skill.

A fine exploitation of your opponent's negligence. Still: you win some; you lose some ...   For some reason, I was anticipating a large chunk to disappear from my rating. I had clean forgot it was an unrated game!

I learned to analyze positions and games in a different way than before. My only problem is that sometimes I make unbelievable mistakes as the first game against Ion.....I opened well, but then I made a horrible blunder and I resigned. But if my father didn't learn me what he did, I wouldn't won this game.....I'm the chess champion of my school from 2 years!

Impressive win. Now you'll have to beat Ion in a rated game! I wish I'd been as good a chess-player as you at your age. Keep this up and you'll soon be a master.