vonKrolock: {<14.Ne5> In spite of the success in this instance, this move was never accepted in the so called magistral practice. Standard became 14.Nbd2<17...Bh4>! The logical sequence to black's attack. If 17...g5, then 18.Bg5 Bg5 19.Qd5! or even Qd6
<21...Qh1> Or 21...Bh3 22.Ke2 Bg4 23.Ke3! Qh6 (Not better is 23...Qg3 24.fg Nc4 25.Kf4!) 24.f4 Nc4 25.Kf2 Na5 26.Qg4 etc
<23...Nf3>! A critical moment
<24.Kf2> With the provocatice 24.Rf1!? instead, white would perhaps have better perspectives of keeping the material advantage with a dominating position:
a) 24...Nd4 25.Kf2 Nc6 26.Ra1 0-0 27.Rg1 etc
b) 24...Ne5 25.Ke1 Bg4 (best - if 25...0-0, then 26.Bd1!) 26.Bf4 f6 27.Be5 fe 28.Rf5!!
c) 24...Nh2 25.Kf2 Nf1 26.Qb8 0-0 27.Qf4!
<25...Qh1> Here and in the next move black should play, elegantly, castles. For instance: 25...0-0! 26.Qb8?? Qh4 with a quick victory. After other move, black will play, say, R to b6 - carrying wood to the attack with his own K in safety
<26...Qc1>? The last opportunity for castle pass...
<27...Kd8> Slightly better was 27...Kd7
to be continued...