1. e2e4 1.e4 is usually a good move, even if the position is not what we're used to. 1... e7e5  2. f2f3 A bit timid. 2... f7f5  3. h1g3  3... f5f4  4. g3e2 Black managed to gain space and should be fine, but I never know what to expect in the first moves of these random positions. That's exactly why I'm such a big fan of this form of chess. 4... c7c6  5. d2d4  5... g7g5 This is slow. It would have been better to develop the knight immediately. 6. a2a4 White's pieces are somewhat cramped, and it's difficult to prepare castling. This is a nice way to gain space and give some life to the a-rook. 6... h8g6  7. a4a5  7... g8c4  8. b1a2  8... c4a6  9. d4d5  9... d7d6 This a clear mistake. The dark-squared bishop will remain shut from the game. 10. c2c4  10... b8c7  11. b2b4 White already has a nearly decisive advantage. The a6-bishop is in trouble. White will prepare b4-b5 soon, so Black has to weaken the position. 11... b7b5  12. a5b6  12... a7b6  13. a2b3  13... c6c5  14. e2c3  14... c8b8 