3. h4

As a percentage, I do just fine in this positions. It's just the wins tend to be grindy and long and the losses tend to be spectacular blowups. You have to be able to take those in stride to play this opening.

8. ... fxg6

This is a really tough call. I'm not sure if recapturing with the f or h pawn is preferable. Recapturing with the h-pawn gives me two loose pieces on the kingside that don't have a lot of room to maneuever. Recapturing with the f-pawn leaves some gaping holes in the center of black's position.

9. Ng5 Nf8

I did foresee this back when I captured with the f-pawn. Black is ugly and uncoordinated but white isn't all that coordinated themselves and not developing all that quickly.

10. ... h6

Need to loosen up white's grip on e4. Worried about Nxb5 in the near future, but I think pressure on e4 should handle it.

16. ... g5

I think this was a mistake. That knight isn't doing a whole lot and black has plenty of control over the key light squares. 0-0-0 improves the position a lot more.

20. Bxg5

I honestly didn't see this coming, but after looking over the position, I didn't think it hurt me any. After long-castling, I'm pretty sure I can win the pawn back by force I'm a little worried about missing a tactic involving my king and knight being on the same open diagonal, but I didn't see anything develop over the next few moves.

White blunders a piece a few moves later and it's all pretty academic from there I thought 30. ... Kd8 (not Kd7) was a pretty nice find.