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.

Thanks to his clever second move Black manages to regroup his knight to e5 with an excellent game.

By avoiding a check on f4 in advance White maintains maximum flexibility in his central attack.