I still think Kg7 is only option. Maybe not h5 right away after g4, but first Re8. The white position has a weak spot with g4. We better exchange queens if our queen is only defending a pawn, and the white queen has many attacking threats. Also Re8 right away is better than Rc8. That Qf8 variant I overlooked, but saying I have no clue makes no sense.

Just trying to make suggestions, so together we find the best move. That's why I asked if I only give my move, or also give suggestions. I hope you all look at all the possibilities Kg7 gives, that was my only intention. Kg7 to me looks like our only chance.

Ai, that is not nice, anonymous cursing and using bad words. I see you voted for Qh4, Qh3 and then Qh5, and also for g5. That is beginners-style, like cursing and calling bad names is also for beginners.
From the moment I got here, I try to get the initiative, because our position is no good. Our Queen and Bishop were/ are in a position which are very costly and ineffective. You are to blame for that ... Just a typical beginner.
So, no, I won't go away, I like it here. Can't say I didn't try, so no use for calling names.

Now you are starting to get the point; Black is lost. Rook exchange at c8 won't work out. We must find something different.

And, next time in that position, don't do cxd4, but g4 immediately ... And after the pawn gets to d4, never do d3 without continuation. That pawn is lost without back-up.

Or: 31. ... - Kg7 32. g4 - h5 33. gxh5 - Qf5 34. h6+ - Kh7 35. Qxf6 - Qxf6 36. Rxf6 - Re8 ..... We have to sort out the possibilities.

We are in for a fight after Kg7.

after 31. ... - Kg7 32. g4 - h5 33. gxh5 - Qf5 34. h6+, it is a long line, and a big fight which we will win ....

34. ... - Kg6 35. Qe7 - Rd7 36. Bxf7+ - Kh7 37. Bg8+ (Qxf6 - Rxf7) - Kg6 38. Bh7+ - Kh5 39. Bxf5 - Rxe7 40. Bxh3 - Re1+ 41. Kg2 - Re2+ 42. Kf1 - Rxd2 43. Rxf6 and we almost have a draw. Almost. If whites ands up with the white Bishop ahead and the h-pawn, it is a draw.

Maybe one of you finds another, and better, move in this line ....

After 31. ..- Kg7 32. g4 - h5. If 33. gxh5 - Qf5.

I don't like 33. Qb8 after 31. ... - Rc8 32. Rxc8 - Bxc8. We give away initiative, queenside, everything. I think we must avoid the exchange of rooks at c8. We are almost in the position that we only can 'react', in stead of act ourselves. If we start reacting, we lose ... We must have something to play for.

31. ... - Kg7!

Rc8: 3 votes (galdur, boolberry, ING Bank)
Kg7: one vote (Rolf Uhlhorn)

Qg6: 4 votes (ING Bank, galdur, LucyLovesCrypto, languagehasmeaning)
Re8: 1 vote (Rolf Uhlhorn)

Thank you, but we won't play Rxd2, but Be6 for example. But I am just trying to make suggestions, I decide during daytime.

PS I forgot: white has Bxf7 as counter-sacrifice, g5 becomes weak then.

Thank you, but that is what I thought I said: "Bg2+ has some funny effects, but won't work out." 30. ... - Bg2+ is funny, but not ok.

After 30. .. - Re8 31. Qxf6 - Re2, not Bg2+. If Qd8+ - Kg7 / Qxd3 we win his queen with Rxh2+ etc. But I look at it during daytime, after 4 am here, my eyes are closed and my brain not working properly.

Oh please, if I may: the move I decide to do, has nothing to do with the strenght of my opponent. I just try the best move I can find.

There is the most logical move, the most difficult move and the best move. I always prefer the best move. Some people go for the difficult move, underestemating their opponent. This only is an option when the position is lost.

30. ... - Re8 seems to be ok, do I miss something? I look at it during daytime. Bg2+ has some funny effects, but won't work out.

Bxe5: 5 votes (XMRpromotions, hermesesus, galdur, ING Bank, Rolf Uhlhorn)

28. ... - Bd4 (one vote: Rolf Uhlhorn)

*don't think in exact moves, but in positions combined with the strenght of the pieces/ functionality. The exact moves come in second.

Maybe not 32. ... - Re8 but Bd7 (or consolidate with Be6 but we can't afford white to take the initiative), and maybe after 32. .. - Re8 33. Re1

etc, we have a lot to think about, I think. 28. Bd4 gives us a very good chance.

PS I forgot: not 31. ... - Re8 in stead of Bc3, because white probably just takes the Rook with his Queen, to get (the he...) out of this position ....

Bg4 won't work, i guess. Also after Ne4 in stead of Re8 in former variation, nothing works I think. But I hope you all look at it.

Here we go: 28. ... - Bd4! 29. Re7 - Bxb2 30. Bxf7+ - Qxf7 30. Rxf7 - Kxf7 (not Bxa8). I wished I had a chessboard to start thinking over from this situation.

31. Rb1 (Rd1 no good I think)- Bc3 32. Qf2 - Re8 33. Ne4 - Nxe4 34. fxe4+ - Kg6

Now, if 35. Qb6+ - Re6 follow with d2 for example

This is what I am thinking about. The 33. Ne4, i am not sure about, but white has not much to play here. I think, I am trying to see what the white Queen has for possibilities.

So, I tries to give my analyses. It's 3 am here, I decide during daytime. Thank you for your attention.

That is exactly the point: if the Knight takes Bf3, then Qxf3+ and Kg1, we do d2!, after which White has a problem.

I think white cannot take the Bishop with the Knight at f3. But that is exactly our problem, he won't play Nxf3, but Kg1. Then Re8 (I think) and after Re5 it looks like our attack ends (Rxe5 - Qxe5 and Ng4 - Qe8+ ....ouch).

Bd4 looks very promising, but I am trying to calculate the moves (of both Bg4 and Bd4).

I don't know if I only have to give my move, or also suggestions. Because I am trying to figure out Bg4 and Bd4. Both have variations with Re8 (and Re2); with Bd4 we sacrifice our Queen. Both look promising, but I haven't found the complete picture yet.