[Event "BCCC2019"]
[Site "Public Library"]
[Date "2019-05-07"]
[White "Bas van Riel"]
[Black "Jamie Brotheridge"]
[WhiteElo "1711"]
[BlackElo "1542"]
[Result "0-1"]

1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 g6 6.Be3 Bg7 7.Bc4 a6 8.f3 Na5 9.Bb3 d6 10.Qd2 b5 11.O-O-O Bb7 12.g4 Nxb3+ 13.Nxb3 Rc8 14.Kb1 b4 15.Na4 O-O 16.Qxb4 Qc7 17.Rd2 Nd7 18.Nb6 Rb8 19.Qc4 Bc6? 20.Nd5 $18 Ne5 21.Qe2? {(bas) terrible blunder: 21.Qxc6!, Qxc6; 22.Nxe7+ and 28.Nxc6, Nxc6; white would have been 2 pawns up, and laughing...21.Qxc6?? Nxc6...and it's Black laughing! (P.C.) (bas).. No Pat, it will be even worse for white, because 21.Qxc6(!), Nxc6? white wins a piece after 22.Nxc7, and white will feel extremely happy....Good point! (P.C.)} Qb7 22.c4 Qd7 23.Rc1 $14 f5 24.Nd4 Bxd5! {bishop take d5 is good but it is still equal} 25.cxd5 fxg4 26.f4 Nf3! 27.Nxf3 gxf3 28.Qxf3 Rb4 29.Rc6 Rfb8 $133 30.Qg2? {(bas) overlooked by both of us, allowing the simple Rxb2 and black is winning with queen against rook+bishop} Qb7? 31.Rcc2 a5 32.Re2 {(bas) 32.a3 and Ka2 would have solved most of  white's pickles} a4 33.Bc1 Qb5? 34.Qh3 $16 Qb7 35.Qf3 Qb5 36.e5 Rf8 37.exd6 exd6 38.Re6 Qb6 39.Qe2 Qb8 40.Rc6? {(bas) 40.a3 to prevent 40..a3, would have consolidated white's position} a3! 41.Rcxd6? {41.b3, Rxb3; 42.Kc2! is still drawish} Bxb2 {After 42.Kc2 Bxc1?? 43.Rxg6+...Black is in real trouble (P.C.) (bas) cq. checkmate. With my king on c2, I tend to believe that I still may have winning chances, because the position is very complex and imbalanced. When I resigned, I had less than 1 minute on the clock. That might explain my mistakes and oversights at the end of the game l would have not taken the bishop on c1 (jb)} {#R}