Rick Wagner vs. Homeostatic Chess Player (min. level 6) on Dell Inspiron 
April 23 and 24, 2015

	White	Black
1.	d4	d5
2.	c4	dxc4   Queen's gambit accepted. A perfectly acceptable opening.
3.	Nc3	c6     It's futile for black to try to hold on to the pawn.
4.	a4	Be6    White's a4 is necessary. Black's move takes holding the pawn to the logical conclusion but leaves the book.
5.	e4	Nf6
6.	Nf3	Qa5
7.	Bd2	Qb6
8.	Qc2	Qb3    Nice try by black to exchange queens, but to properly punish him for clinging to the gambit pawn, white must
9.	Qb1	Na6    avoid the trade.
10.	Ra3	Qb6
11.	Be2	Nb4
12.	h3	O-O-O
13.	Bf4	Nd3+
14.	Bxd3	cxd3   The black pawn is lost but there's no hurry in taking it.
15.	b4	Qa6
16.	O-O	Nh5
17.	Be3	Bc4
18.	Rc1	Rg8    Lining up rooks against the kings, but white's attack strikes first.
19.	b5	Qa5
20.	Ne5	d2
21.	Rc2	Be6
22.	bxc6	Qb6
23.	cxb7+	Kb8    Not king takes pawn because of Rb2.
24.	Nb5	Kxb7
25.	d5	d1=R+  Black promotes his pawn!
26.	Qxd1	Qa6
27.	Rc7+	Ka8
28.	Rxa7+	Qxa7   It's all over now.
29.	Nxa7	Nf6
30.	Qc2	Nxd5
31.	exd5	Bxd5
32.	Rc3	Be6
33.	Nxf7	Bxf7
34.	Rc8+ Black resigns