As good players say: Never bring your Queen out early

Good attacking ! And yes, I too am a firm believer that you should punish-on-site 'early queen pushers' ! You attempted so nicely, using a general attacking scheme that has much potential ....

BUT - I hate to burst your bubble - but your opponent completely missed the attack saving 7. Qb5+ ! which not only takes the initiative, but your knight as well, creating a fork of its own! Your last bold knight move was actually a game losing one, suggesting , ironically, that you should have resigned!...

Like I said though, you are right about bringing the queen out early - and you have the right general idea - and you are right - it is quite a funny game!

Hahahah omg! Thanks for pointing it out!

I'm so blind, no wonder I hardly go over the 1450+ rating. I guess I'm lucky there :P

Instead of 5. h3 I should of prepared a simple king defence.

And I don't understand why he resigned, if the board was flipped I would of seen it!

LOl! hw cud U win...i thnk opponent ws nervous. Cuz here if white plays Qb5+, U r in trouble

What? Why did he resign? You will loose your knight after Qg4+!

yes correct QB5+! (not Qg4) didn´t notice that black was bottom.

By the way good players also say; "Don't move the same piece twice in the opening." Only exceptions are usually ones like Alekhine's defence or something like that. But for beginners never move it twice. Development is always preferred option.