11...exd5
This was the position I found myself in in the first round, and what a pleasant position to be in. Black has wasted time with the bishop deployment on c7 and the optimistic attempt at a Kingside flank attack. White has a fairly easy job of exposing the weakness of Blacks plans.
12.e4
dxe4
13.dxe4
Bg4
14.Qc2
Breaking the pin and keeping control over the e5 square while eyeing g6 for possible later tactics.
14...Bxf3
15.Nxf3
h4
Perhaps Black was hoping that White might take on H4 and Black would gain some dangerous activity, but instead White simply sidesteps this diversion on the flank and increases the pressure in the center.
16.Rcd1
[16.Nxh4
Rxh4
17.gxh4
Ng4
18.h3
Qxh4
Would still be good for White but why even allow Black the appearance of activity.]
16...hxg3
17.hxg3
Qe7
18.e5
Ng4
19.e6
And White crashes through for a quick demolition of the Black position.
19...Ndf6
20.exf7+
Qxf7
21.Rfe1+
Kf8
22.Ng5
Qh5
23.Ba3+
After kg8 Qc4 check is curtains. 1-0