I played this correspondance game on chess.com against a 1950 player. Nothing happened and it ended on a draw. I looked it up with stockfish and I basically made 3 or 4 mistakes of around 0.2 pawns( after 20-30 seconds of analysis per move)

The reason Im asking for feedback is to see what positional ideas I missed.

http://www.chessvideos.tv/chess-game....php?id=101336

In move 10 I basically went for the bishop pair. In move 15 I did c3 to protect the d4 square.

Perhaps move 17 its better to do Bg2 to avoid giving c4 to the black knight.

Maybe move 19 or 20 is asking for b3 to protect c4 to give the position some tension but that would weak c3 which can easily be attacked by the bishop.

After move 24 I cant think of any way to get an advantage so i agreed to a draw. Its not a bad game but I still feel that if Im white I should give my opponents harder problems to solve.

Any feedback would be greatly apreciated.

Any particular motive behind 12. Nd5? Black is a bit cramped, so I'd try to keep material on the board.

I dont remember because I played the game a long time ago but it was to protect the f5 pawn. Although I ended up doing g4 so it doesnt make too much sense.