The double rook sacrifice results in a pretty finish.

Paul0    --    Mephisto2
Veggies - Boozelater   Red Hot Pawn
2003.10.20     0-1     C44e


1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.d3
this is a passive move. Nxe5 or d4 or Nc3 are better options
3...Nc6 4.Nc3 d5 5.Bg5 Bb4 6.exd5 Qxd5 7.Bxf6?
not good. It was needed to do something about the safety of the king.
7...gxf6 8.Qd2 Qa5 9.O-O-O? (D)

BR :: BB :: BK :: BR
BP BP BP :: BP :: BP
:: BN :: BP ::
BQ :: BP ::
BB :: :: ::
:: WN WP :: WN ::
WP WP WP WQ WP WP WP
:: WK WR :: WB :: WR

castling right into an attack is asking for trouble
9...Be6 10.Qh6? (D)

BR :: :: BK :: BR
BP BP BP :: BP :: BP
:: BN :: BB BP WQ
BQ :: BP ::
BB :: :: ::
:: WN WP :: WN ::
WP WP WP :: WP WP WP
:: WK WR :: WB :: WR

but also 10.a3 Bxa3! wouldn't save black. A possible line is shown below
( 10.a3 Bxa3! 11.bxa3? Qxa3+ 12.Kb1 Nb4 13.Qc1 Ba2+ 14.Ka1 Nxc2+ 15.Qxc2 Bb3+ 16.Qa2 Bxa2 17.Nxa2 (D)

BR :: :: BK :: BR
BP BP BP :: BP :: BP
:: :: BP ::
:: :: BP ::
:: :: :: ::
BQ :: WP :: WN ::
WN :: :: WP WP WP
WK :: WR :: WB :: WR

)
10...Bxc3 11.bxc3 Qxc3 12.Qxf6??
leads to forced checkmate. The queen can't come back in time to help. By accepting the double rook sacrifice, my opponent chooses the most esthetical death
12...Nb4 13.Qxh8+ Ke7 14.Qxa8 Qxc2# (D)

WQ :: :: :: ::
BP BP BP BK BP :: BP
:: :: BB :: ::
:: :: BP ::
BN :: :: ::
:: :: WP :: WN ::
WP :: BQ :: WP WP WP
:: WK WR :: WB :: WR

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