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15th April 2008, 10:39pm

by dethwing
United States

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Black makes himself a "fool" by capturing with a g-pawn.

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15th April 2008, 11:40pm

by ChessCaiisa
Selangor Malaysia

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Cool

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16th April 2008, 07:29am

by colle-pirc
purcellville United States

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i was like ooh i ll open up the g file for my rook and then later make a forceful e5!

then i came back to the game and was like wtf why can t i move?..

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16th April 2008, 08:31am

by Pistoleer
Ireland

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lol! Sorry colle-pirc, not laughing at ye, just at yer comment heh :P

Good job posting that cheers dethwing

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16th April 2008, 09:10am

by Ray_Brooks
Heart of Darkness England

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What a plum!

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16th April 2008, 09:46am

by bigmac30
devon England

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terrible play but he probaly wont play that particular bad mave again so mabee it is quite positive in the lomg run

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18th April 2008, 04:31pm

by einstein_69101
Nebraska United States

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2 Bg5 is an interesting way of keeping black from developing his knight. :) I think 2...h6 would have been good for black though. :) Your best reply is probably 3 Bd2 since your queen is not ready to move Qh5#. :) It is a nice little fools mate though. :)

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18th April 2008, 04:54pm

by dethwing
United States

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However, if black tries to surround the bishop, white can simply play e3, which will win a pawn, and leave black's queenside a wreck.

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19th April 2008, 04:56am