A Perfect game

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13th October 2008, 01:04pm
#21
by alfir
Brazil
Member Since: Aug 2008
Member Points: 2

Achei boa a sua atuação diante da posição criada,bem lógica sua continuação com um simples propósito criando dificuldades visiveis ao adversário,parabens.

13th October 2008, 01:12pm
#22
by promotedpawn
Somewhere out there Great Britain
Member Since: Jul 2008
Member Points: 768

good play , but FAR from perfect. Since when are doubled pawns perfect?

13th October 2008, 01:36pm
#23
by pvmike
Voorhees, NJ United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 947

Double pawns are always bad in this case they gave a more dynamic position, if I had taken with the bishop I would not have been able to play Bb5+ and continue my attack.  So I would not consider doubling my pawns a mistake in case.

13th October 2008, 01:47pm
#24
by NM Zug
Central Florida United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 775

Chess is a dynamic proposition, not subject all the time to dry, logical conclusions.  Your moves were to the point and consistent...get the King!  You can't be blamed for the weak play of your opponent.  You took advantage of it and were rewarded with a nice win.

Well done!

Regards, Zug

13th October 2008, 02:04pm
#25
by Extraordinary
Jämsä Finland
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 65

'perfect game' means that both sides plays the best possible moves. If your way to think that perfect game means that only you play best possible moves, I can give you a great example of that kind of game:

1. f3 e5

2.g3 Qh4#

A perfect game by black =)

And remeber that computer isn't yet perfect. Maybe it missed some highly strategical move or great way to weaken your king position. Who knows?

13th October 2008, 02:26pm
#26
by pvmike
Voorhees, NJ United States
Member Since: Feb 2008
Member Points: 947

I said almost perfect, and I meant perfect on my side, but good pointt.

27th November 2008, 10:35am
#27
by UNCWrunner
Raleigh, NC United States
Member Since: Mar 2008
Member Points: 11

You did a good job of cramping his position early. Black's dark squared bishop has less scope than someone who just poured out all their mouthwash. I thought moves 7-10 for White were very strong. This limited everything for Black. Then you followed up with the 13 Qd4 idea, which makes sense. That dark squared bishop isnt going anywhere soon, and neither is the King side rook. Pretty good stuff Mike.

3rd April 2009, 10:10pm
#28
by MyNames
United States
Member Since: Feb 2009
Member Points: 488

Really good game, your opponent played badly, and I'm pretty sure he didn't cheat, he just didn't know that opening that well

7th April 2009, 11:54pm
#29
by WellRounded
Georgia United States
Member Since: Feb 2009
Member Points: 148

lol, boy, people sure are quit to drag someone down lol... how pathetic.

Good Game.

20th December 2009, 04:34pm
#30
by nuclearturkey
International
Member Since: Aug 2009
Member Points: 733

Well played. I like gxf3. I would have probably chosen the duller option.

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