I don't think so. I guess all you have to do is to open black's d and e file.
what would be the result if morphy had played up against kasparov?
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armhow wrote:
I don't think so. I guess all you have to do is to open black's d and e file.
Not really. You just keep trading your pieces for an aboslutely won endgame.
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armhow wrote:
Yereslov wrote:
armhow wrote:
I don't think so. I guess all you have to do is to open black's d and e file.
Not really. You just keep trading your pieces for an aboslutely won endgame.
It can happen. That if your opponent moves are giving you advantegeous position. I believe your nano engine must have given you that advice again. There must be something wrong with your engine kid. Programs must be obsolete. Must have followed my advice long ago.
Everyone is using engines in analysis.
That includes chess writers and GM's.
It's like spell check for writers.
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Topical relevance I must doubt;
Raw emotions cast about.
Often words Yereslov says
Leave the audience in a daze.
Learn what first letters spell out.
Thematic Poetry time!
You know there is a guy on here,
Ever present with no fear,
Reaching blindly in the dark
Even when he has no spark.
Snidely trying to inflame;
Learning nothing is his game.
Often derides those without blame;
Verily, he feels no shame.
Your stock is rising rapidly, @Plenty.
Great rhymes, and social commentary. Thank you.
@~#647
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V. Korchnoi played G. Maroczy in 1985.
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armhow wrote:
if morphy and kasparov plays
surely the nano engine of yeres will over heat
analysis will lead from hours to days
his comments all wants to beat
intrigues will become plenty
and trolling weight will be heavy
emerging a sudden trophy
for a very nice topic full of comedy
lol
My engine can defeat everyone and anyone on Chess.com.
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Yereslov wrote:
My engine can defeat everyone and anyone on Chess.com.
Hmmm. Place a lot of stock in something you didn't create and don't control - a bit like the poem. If you live vicariously through a machine then that is truly pathetic. My question must be "can you beat anyone at all on chess.com yourself?" None of us here have claimed to be masters yet you seem to claim insight on so many subjects, with so little evidence of it.
how old are you yeres?
Very easy puzzle. Must have come from your nano engine again. Not so challenging problem. Very ordinary from the looks of it. Did not even take time thinking of it. But thanks anyway to your nano engine effort. By the way, using engines in chess.com is illegal I suppose so. Snakesbelly placed a warning article against it.
This actually happened in my game. The only part I missed was 20. Qf7+.
Anyways, I'm not using the engine to cheat. I used it for analysis.
Your claim about it being illegal is dubious.
The continuation after is not so easy.