Every man meets his Waterloo at last.
Wendell Phillips
1. Ng2-f4 f8-f6
Waterloo 2017 (Final). vickalan - IvanKosintsev
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2. Nd2-e4
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
1. Ng2-f4 f8-f6.
2. Nd2-e4. d8-d7
3. g3-g5
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
1. Ng2-f4 f8-f6
2. Nd2-e4 d8-d7
3. g3-g5 f6-f5
4. Nd6
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
2. Nd2-e4 d8-d7
3. g3-g5 f6-f5
4. Ne4-d6 e8-e6
5.d3-d5
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
3. g3-g5 f6-f5
4. Ne4-d6 e8-e6
5. d3-d5 Nd9-f8
6.e3-e5
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
4. Ne4-d6 e8-e6
5. d3-d5 Nd9-f8
6. e3-e5 g8-g6
7. dxe6
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
5. d3-d5 Nd9-f8
6. e3-e5 g8-g6
7. d5xe6 d7xe6
8. i4
If anyone is interested, here is board diagram with alternate style (not same as Waterloo website, but matches graphics that I usually use for these pieces).
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
6. e3-e5 g8-g6
7. d5xe6 d7xe6
8. i3-i4 Ng9-f7
9. Nxf7
vickalan - IvanKosintsev
7. d5xe6 d7xe6
8. i3-i4 Ng9-f7
9. Nd6xf7 Ne9xf7
10."Advisor"d1xd10...
Game: Waterloo (5th edition)
Series: 2017 International World Championship
White: vickalan, Black: IvanKosintsev
Game inventor: IvanKosintsev
Tournament director: IvanKosintsev
rules:
http://chess-checkers-go.blogspot.com/2016/12/waterloo-5th-edition.html
Ivan, thanks for your work in developing and refining this large-format chess game. It's one of the most complicated I've seen, but since it has a good mix of traditional and new chess pieces, I think it is very playable. Good luck!
(later I might post some game images just for a visual record, although I know that you prefer your style of pieces).
My first move:
1. Ng2-f4