Hosting an Internation Chessmaster

This week my sons are going to chess camp and we have the honor of hosting on of the teachers.  He has a rating greater than 2300+ and is an international chessmaster.  I played two games with him and was white the first time..

First game:

1. e4     e5
2. Nf3   Nc6
3. g3    Nf6  (I think this is the point that he started getting the advantage… the rest of the game goes poorly)
4. Nc3    Bc5
5. d3      Ng4
6. Be3     xNe3
7. xe3     xBe3
8. Nd5     Bh6
9. h4       d6
10. g4       xBg4
11. Be2      o-o
12. Nh2     xQh4+
13. kf1       Bh3+
14. Kg1      Qg3++

The second game I did a little better, but it took longer to loose…  (I ran out of paper and it did not seem constructive to write it down anyway, so I don’t show the checkmate.  leave a comment below if you think you know how the game ended and what moves were made.

Game 2

1. e4      c5
2. Nf3    Nc6
3. c3      Nf6
4. e5      Nd5
5. d4      xd4
6. xd4     e6
7. Be2     Be7
8. o-o    o-o
9. Nd2     d6
10. Ne4      xe5
11. xe5      Qc7
12. Qd3     xNe5
13. xNe5    xQe5
14. f4        Qc7
15. Kh1     Bd7
16. Bd2     Bc6
17. a3       Rd8
18. Qg3     Nf6
19. xNf6     xBf6
20. Bc3      xBc3
21. xQc3     Qe7
22. Rf2       Rc8
23. Qa5      b6
24. Qa6      Bb7
25. Qa4      Qh4
26. Rf1        Rc5
27. xQa7      Rc1
28. xQb7     xQf2
29. Qf3       xRf1
30. xBf1      xQf3
31. xf3       Rd1
32. Kg2       Rd2+
33. Kg1       xRb2
34. h4         Ra2
35. h5         xRa3
36. Kf2        Rc3
37. Kg3       Rc5
38. Kg4       b5
39. d3         b4
40. Bb1       b3

.,,….   after several more moves… white loses..