King’s gambito!

Without a doubt, my best played chess games are not the ones I’m most proud of. Rather, I revel in the swindle and savor the trickery of traps, the salience of a sacrifice, in short, “bad” moves predicated on the psychology of my opponent. In this respect, my hero is Emmanuel Lasker who played the man not the board, the swashbuckling swindler of gm’s such as tarrasch and the longest ever reigning world champion (smashing steinitz and defending the title for 27 years.1894-1921).

The following king’s gambit game is one I’m extemely proud of, and is a brilliant example of a bad queen’s sacrifice that only wins because my opponent was greedy and took it immediately.
e4 e5
f4 exf4
Nf3 d6
Bc4 h6
0-0 Nc6
d3 g5
Nc3 Nf6
Re1 Bg4
e5 dxe5
Nxe5?! Bxd1???
Nc6+ Qe7
Nxe7 Bxe7
Rxd1 b6
Re1 Ng4
Nd5 Ne3
Bf3 fxe3
Rxe3 Kd7
Rxe7+ Kd6
Rxf7 Raf8
Rxc7 a6
Re1 h5
Ra7 Kc5
Rxa6 Kd4
Re4+ Kc5
Rxb6 Rf5
b4#