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Geez....
Look at the position after black's 23rd move...
Black probably should have played 18...Bxh2+. The king side attack only really worked because of all the horrible weakening moves black played previously. Still, d5 was an interesting sacrifice of a pawn.
It's not really about the game
All black pieces are on black squares =) Funny
edward_glyver wrote:
All black pieces are on black squares =) Funny
Right. I think it's the game where one side has all his remaining pieces on the same colour square, with the most pieces left.
Geez, that's an awkward sentence, but I don't know how to say it differently.
Mar 5, 2011
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#9
I am about to throw a brick through my screen!!!!!
I cant see it
if you dont want to give the answer away here - please send me a message
signed
Frustrated of Weymouth
TERRYHOLLIDAY wrote:
I am about to throw a brick through my screen!!!!!
I cant see it
if you dont want to give the answer away here - please send me a message
signed
Frustrated of Weymouth
After move 23 black has 12 pieces, all of them on black squares
Mar 5, 2011
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#12
rooperi wrote:
TERRYHOLLIDAY wrote:
I am about to throw a brick through my screen!!!!!
I cant see it
if you dont want to give the answer away here - please send me a message
signed
Frustrated of Weymouth
After move 23 black has 12 pieces, all of them on black squares
And had them all on black squares until the end of the game!
Was black playing checkers?
thats cool!
it would have been amazing if white also had all his pieces on white squares
Firepower8 wrote:
clinttherakam wrote:
thats cool!
it would have been amazing if white also had all his pieces on white squares
wow what an impossible game of checkers!!
lol :)
Mar 12, 2011
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#18
clinttherakam wrote:
thats cool!
it would have been amazing if white also had all his pieces on white squares
then white must sell a bishop.
Something very unusual happens in this game, it might even be a record....
Can you figure out what it is?