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22nd January 2008, 03:02pm
#1
by piotr
Poznań Poland
Member Since: May 2007
Member Points: 389

That's a game I was observing today (Live Chess). A player (let him be anonymous) won with our Computer3-HARD in a 5' blitz game. Thoughts? :)

 


24th January 2008, 12:15am
#2
by silentfilmstar13
Medford, OR United States
Member Since: Sep 2007
Member Points: 2143
That's an intense attack.  Well done, mystery player!
28th January 2008, 03:38am
#3
by TalFan
Perth Australia
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 770

nice :)

 

28th January 2008, 03:48pm
#4
by eagle071
Lake Worth,FL United States
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 33
How would it end?
6th February 2008, 02:49pm
#5
by mercytononeZ
New Orleans,LA United States
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 1946
i no it doesnt finish
6th February 2008, 03:18pm
#6
by Alex_M
Atlanta, Georgia United States
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 266
Why did Black resign?
5th March 2008, 10:40pm
#7
by NM tonydal
United States
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 4753
Well, that was a pretty weird game.  This may not be what you're looking for, but it looks to me like 19... Qxb5 would've given Black a good game (not that he didn't get one later anyway):  20 bc dc 21 Qh3 Nxd4 with a lot of comp and a pretty promising attack.
14th August 2008, 06:43pm
#8
by anaxagoras
Lafayette, IN United States
Member Since: Jul 2007
Member Points: 286

Although I know it is book, I never play that line as Black in the two knights variation.

After 4. h3 Bxf3 White has the two bishops, but Black is fine with the pawn chain on the light squares.

7th October 2008, 08:17am
#9
by m74m2008
Spencer, IN United States
Member Since: Sep 2008
Member Points: 587

I don't understand why on move 48 black didn't play 48. ...Kxe7. Anyone able to clarify?

7th October 2008, 08:42am
#10
by Sojkicz
Liberec Czech Republic
Member Since: Aug 2008
Member Points: 1260

m74m2008 because 48. ...Kxe7 49. Rh7+ 49... Kf6 (enything else = white mates in one or two moves)  50. Qe5+ 50... Kg2 (only possible place) 51. Rg7+ 51... Kh6 (again forced) 52. Qg5 mates

7th October 2008, 08:47am
#11
by m74m2008
Spencer, IN United States
Member Since: Sep 2008
Member Points: 587

Thank you much for that quick explanation. I was pretty sure that there was a continuation for White that resulted in mate, but I'm not very good at seeing that sort of thing, even in analysis.

 
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