1.e4
d5
2.exd5
Qxd5
3.Nc3
Qa5
4.d4
this is the normal move but I have often found it leaves my c-pawn weak against black's bishop on f5, so in my last game against Douglas I played 4 d3. I reverted to d4 after discovering a line that hit the Bf5, as demonstrated by my 6th and 7th moves.
4...c6
5.Nf3
Bf5
6.Ne5
Nf6
7.g4
Bg6
8.h4
Nbd7
9.Nc4
Qc7
10.Qf3
h5
11.Bf4
hxg4
12.Qe3
threatening Nd6+ which would win the queen or be checkmate if she retreated to d8.
12...e5
appears to be the only saving move.
13.dxe5
I created what looked like a winning attack, but couldn't find a way through Douglas' defence and eventually had to settle for a draw.
13...Nh5
14.Nd6+
Kd8
15.0-0-0
Nxf4
16.Qxf4
Bxd6
17.exd6
Qa5
18.Be2
Qf5
19.Qg5+
f6
20.Qxf5
Bxf5
21.Rdg1
Ne5
22.Nd1
Kd7
23.Ne3
Be4
24.Rh2
Nf3
25.Bxf3
Bxf3
26.Nxg4
Kxd6
27.Ne3
g5
28.Rg3
Be4
29.Rgh3
c5
30.f3
Bc6
31.h5
Rh7
32.h6
Rah8
33.Rd2+
Ke6
34.Ng4
Ke7
in the final position we both felt that if we tried to win we would probably lose! 1/2-1/2