Hi LXIVC!
What means this strange permutation:
18. Gc2-b3 or never the less 18. Gb2-c3?
Maybe Queen Anne’s Revenge?
Are you a mathematician or an extraordinary personality?
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Nov 23, 2016
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Sorry to break up the fun, Ivan, love. I think we know he/she meant 18. Gb2-c3.haha
Moving on.
I accidently mixed up the b and c.
Gb2-c3 is correct
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17. Nc3-b5 Gc7-d8
18. Gb2-c3 a8-a6
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19. Nd3xe5
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18. Gb2-c3 a8-a6
19. Nd3:e5 Sf6:e5
20. Nf3xe5
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19. Nd3:e5 Sf6:e5
20. Nf3:e5 a6:b5
21. Sc4xb5
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20. Nf3:e5 a6:b5
21. Sc4:b5 Ch10-i9
22. Ne5-c4
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21. Sc4:b5 Ch10-i9
22. Ne5-c4 Ad10-f8
23. Bh2-f4
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22. Ne5-c4 Ad10-f8
23. Bh2-f4 Ne7- d5
24. Gc3d4
It's funny how people now only want to mention "waterloo" when someone loses a battle.....yet, how many battles did Napoleon WIN before "waterloo"?......LOL....."Karjakin might be Carlsen's [waterloo]"?.....Then what shall we call Anand?......LOL...."waterloo"?.....LOL.....