Notes by C. von Bardeleben.

1. 3…Bb4 The usual move is Kt to K B 3.
2. 6.Bd2 6. Kt to K 2 would be better.
3. 8.Nf3 This move is bad, because later on the Black King's Knight can be posted on K 5, and White then cannot play P to B 3. Preferable would therefore be 8. Kt to K 2.
4. 10.O-O-O Too dangerous! He ought to have Castled King's Rook.
5. 10…a5 Black rightly assumes the attack at once.
6. 11…Nb4 A brilliant combination, which gives the second player the superior game. White cannot play 12. Q to K 2 because of Kt to R 7, ch; 13. K to B 2, Q Kt X B; 14. P x Kt, B to Q 2; 15. K to Kt 2, R to Kt sq, and Black has a very strong attack.
7. 18.Kd2 Necessary, for Black threatened K R to R sq.
8. 21…Ra6 The winning move. Q x P, ch, would be bad, because of 22. R to K 2.
9. 22.Qb3 The alternative would be: 22. Q to Kt 2, K Rto R sq; 23. Q R to R sq, R X R; 24. R X R, Q X P, ch, and Black wins easily.