1. e2e4  1... c7c5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1b5  3... d7d6 This move is not as popular as 3...g6 or 3...e6, but it's also interesting. 4. e1g1  4... c8d7  5. f1e1  5... g8f6  6. c2c3  6... a7a6  7. b5f1  7... d7g4 A critical position. 8. h2h3  8... g4f3  9. d1f3  9... e7e6  10. d2d3  10... f8e7  11. f3g3  11... h8g8 According to my database, this move was played only three times before, but it's very combative and fits Arjun's creative style very well. The idea is to to play g7-g5 and send the king to the queenside. 12. f2f4 Already a new move. 12... g7g5 Sacrificing a pawn for very good compensation. 13. f4g5  13... h7h6  14. g3h4  14... f6h7  15. h4h6  15... h7g5  16. h6h5  16... c6e5 A natural move, bringing the knight into the game and creating tricks on the kingside. 17. g1h1 This move loses by force in a very unexpected manner. 17... d8b6 Missing a move that is nearly impossible to find in a blitz game. 18. b1a3  18... e8c8  19. h5d1  19... c8b8 Kb8 is never too bad after castling queenside. 20. d3d4  20... c5d4  21. c3d4  21... e5c6  22. c1e3  22... d6d5  23. e4d5  23... e6d5  24. d1b3  24... b6c7  25. a1c1  25... g5e4  26. f1a6 The game becomes chaotic. 26... e7b4  27. a6b7 Missing a wonderful tactical shot. 27... g8g2  28. e3g1  28... d8g8 Another turnaround in this fascinating game. 29. e1e4 