Black resigned.

Preparing 2 Kg2, in order to avoid any surprises along the back rank, and put the king on a square of opposite colour to the black bishop.

Opening a new front on the kingside.

The beginning of a flawed plan. More solid seems 4...b5 5.h5 Bxd4! 6.Rxd4 Qb6 , followed by ...Qe6.

With the simple idea of 9 Qe8+ taking the f7-pawn.

Heading for d6 with a decisive attack.

Reinforcing the kingside in view of the coming f2-f4.

2.Qxf8+ Kxf8 3.f4 Kg7 4.fxe5 dxe5 5.Rf3 Ra6! and Black defends.

More prophylaxis. At this moment a draw was agreed, but let's see what would have happened if White carried on with his plan.