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4 moves and 4 queens taken

3 years ago · Quote · #1
piotr

Here is an interesting Online Chess game I just finished. At move 23 I saw a sequence of moves which was likely to be played if my Opponent plays the most natural move at some point (blocking my pawn). I was a bit lucky, but the combo was really great. 4 moves and 4 queens taken! After that it was not that easy to win though. Enjoy!
3 years ago · Quote · #2
kohai

Looks like a really fun game :)
3 years ago · Quote · #3
IM dpruess

wow, that was a terrific game! :-)
3 years ago · Quote · #4
davidmelbourne

30. Rxb1 d1=Q+31. Rxd1 b1=Q 32. Rxb1Rxb1+ 33. Qg1 Rxg1+

Wot an amazing sequence!!! (as good as your coding:)
3 years ago · Quote · #5
crashfreze

I think 59. Kd3 draws.
3 years ago · Quote · #6
crashfreze

Excuse me, 60. Kd3 draws... I think.
3 years ago · Quote · #7
oinquarki

Great combination, but I think crashfreze is right!
3 years ago · Quote · #8
piotr

Thanks crashfreze! Yes, I should have played 58...g4! to win.
3 years ago · Quote · #9
gabrielconroy

Wow, what a game! You had such a dominant position on the queenside that those kind of chances naturally arise, but spotting it is another matter. I wonder, would you have gone for it OTB?
3 years ago · Quote · #10
Erik2

Great Game!
3 years ago · Quote · #11
David_Spencer

Very nice game. Nalimov Tables confirm that 60.Kd3 draws. What was the plan after 45.d5+?
3 years ago · Quote · #12
NQChien

45.d5+ Kc5. Then if 46.de Ne7, or 46.d6 Nf8.

Generally two pawns cannot compensate for a Knight.
3 years ago · Quote · #13
tarikhk

I love how effective you queenside plan turned out to be. By move 17, your bishops both hold awesome squares.
3 years ago · Quote · #14
David_Spencer

Maybe so, but I find this position very interesting.

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