I am having many miniatures it seems these days I am winning with them a lot, here in the ICC(Internet Chess Club) Team 45 45 event which is a team event of slow chess played over several weeks, my opponent with the handle Olivermx from mexico was white and , makes a fundamental mistake of pawn grabbing instead of castling. This is a standard Pirc Austrian Attack position except for the last move made by white, the moves were 1 e4 d6 2 d4 Nf6 3 Nc3 g6 4 f4 Bg7 5 Nf3 0-0 but here my opponent plays a slightly dubious move in playing 6 h3 I decided to try and take advantage of his slow development by playing very dynamically with first 6...c5 and after 7 dxc5 we have reached the diagram above.
here i decided to play the provocative 7...Qa5! and he fell for the trap with 8 cxd6? now it looks like I am two pawns behind with material but i can easily get the pawns back with accurate play and the computer agrees with me giving Black a sizable but not winning advantage of about 0.85 pawns I played another provocative move in 8...Nxe4!! and you can see that I have quite an attack going on the now very weak c3 square he played the obvious 9 dxe7 Re8, luckily enough the d8 square is covered by my Queen else Qd8 by him would be a good move now if he plays 10 Bd2 here i play 10...Bxc3 11 Bxc3(on 11 bxc3?? Qc5 is strong) Nxc3 12 bxc3 Qxc3+ 13 Kf2 Be6 the point behind this move is if now 14 Qd8?? Nd7 traps the queen. Anyway Black gets his two pawns back with an attack hence the advantage. But faced with an uncomfortable game my mexican opponent badly blunders with 10 Qd5?? and after 10...Bxc3+!? he resigns having lost his Queen.