White: Rick Wagner
Black: Homeostatic Chess Player running on an Intel Core i7 Dell Inspiron laptop.

Game played over February 15-16, 2015, with minimal recursion depth set to six tempi.

	White	Black
1.	e4	Nc6       Nimzovitch Defense.
2.	Nf3	e6        Transpose to French Defense.
3.	d4	Nf6
4.	Nb1d2	d5
5.	e5	Ng4       The push past variation is not usually best, but in this case black's equalizing c5 is precluded. Figure 1.
6.	h3	Nh6
7.	c3	f6        No need to attack with c4. Black weakens his king side pawn structure.
8.	exf6	gxf6      A recapture by the queen would have been better. Figure 2.
9.	Nh4	Ke7       The king move was unexpected but seems to do the job countering the immediate threat.
10.	Bd3	b6        White quietly builds an attack.
11.	Nd2f3	Nf7
12.	O-O	Bg7
13.	Re1	Kf8       Black has a backward pawn on a half open file. Figure 3.
14.	Bf4	Bh6       Black sees the danger in the white dark squared bishop.
15.	Bg3	f5        White prefers to keep his bishop, thank you very much. It will play a role in a mating net later. Figure 4.
16.	Qc2	f4        Getting ready to blast it open but black has other ideas.
17.	Bh2	Kg7       Black's position seems to be holding.
18.	Re2	Qd6       
19.	Ra1e1	Rb8       Doubling up on the half open file while black seems to wander.
20.	Kh1	Bd7
21.	Re3	b5        White makes an error. The rook will have to move back to e2.
22.	Re3e2	b4        Figure 5.
23.	g3	bxc3
24.	bxc3	Ng5
25.	Nxg5	Bxg5
26.	Ng2	f3        Ng2 is a mistake by white, but he treats it as a sacrifice in his attack. Figure 6.
27.	Nf4	fxe2
28.	Nh5+	Kh6
29.	g4	Qa3
30.	Bxe2	Rb2       White's threat is f4 with mate to follow. Figure 7.
31.	Qd3	Rd2       
32.	Qg3	Rxa2      Black takes the pawn, probably not his best.
33.	f4	Be7       
34.	Qd3	Rxe2      
35.	Rxe2	Qc1+      Black gives up the exchange to prevent mate. Figure 8.
36.	Kg2	Qa1
37.	Qe3	Rb8       Black's Rg8 is necessary now.
38.	f5+	Bg5
39.	Bf4	Rg8       Black can't take the bishop nor let his bishop be taken.
40.	Bxg5+	Rxg5      The mating net closes.
41.	h4 Black resigns  Figure 9.