the art of getting the same position after 17 moves playing two completely different games.
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rychessmaster1
Oct 21, 2020
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1st (continue the chain)
That’s so cool except...
who checks their opponent’s archives lol
Oct 21, 2020
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#4
somehow I must have lost a tempo because the other game was move 16 and my game was move 17
Oct 21, 2020
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#5
NobleElevator wrote:
That’s so cool except...
who checks their opponent’s archives lol
A. The other game is a different guy
B. I checked the liche** database not his archive
Oct 21, 2020
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#6
He went up almost 400 rating points in like 6 months. Holy crap
Oct 21, 2020
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#8
I get it
I lost a tempo playing Bf5-h7-xd3 over the other game just being Bf5-xd3
And he lost a tempo playing Be2-d3 over just Bd3
Oct 21, 2020
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#10
ChessLebaneseSalah wrote:
oh nvm I thought it was spanyard in both games lol
understandable I did at first too
Oct 21, 2020
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#11
NobleElevator wrote:
That’s so cool except...
who checks their opponent’s archives lol
Me because I am a studious player who studies my opponents and learns from the mistakes of others as well as myself. Yeah, I can be serious about improving in lots of things - not just chess 
Oct 21, 2020
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#12
also the way the game went actually made sense in the 2100 game but the game I played was so awkward lol
I generally think the game with the 2100s was higher quality
Oct 21, 2020
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#13
Also, cool observation @rychessmaster1 - it isn't as rare as it seems though. Statistically, so many games played will offer transposition; what interests me more here is that this position is not so common (although logical to say the least).
Oct 21, 2020
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#15
Art0fArcane wrote:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Also, cool observation @rychessmaster1 - it isn't as rare as it seems though. Statistically, so many games played will offer transposition; what interests me more here is that this position is not so common (although logical to say the least).
in english please
Cool, but moves not as rare as they appear.
Hmm interesting lol
Oct 21, 2020
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#17
CowardlyElevator wrote:
Art0fArcane wrote:
CowardlyElevator wrote:
Art0fArcane wrote:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Art0fArcane wrote:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Also, cool observation @rychessmaster1 - it isn't as rare as it seems though. Statistically, so many games played will offer transposition; what interests me more here is that this position is not so common (although logical to say the least).
in english please
Cool, but moves not as rare as they appear.
you could've just said that. us 3 foreign 3 year olds dont understand
in french pls
translator tiem
Art0fArcane a écrit: KeSetoKaiba a écrit: Art0fArcane a écrit: KeSetoKaiba a écrit: Aussi, cool observation @ rychessmaster1 - ce n'est pas aussi rare qu'il n'y paraît. Statistiquement, tant de jeux joués offriront une transposition; ce qui m'intéresse le plus ici, c'est que cette position n'est pas si courante (quoique logique pour le moins). en anglais s'il vous plait Cool, mais les mouvements ne sont pas aussi rares qu'ils le paraissent. vous auriez pu juste dire ça. nous 3 étrangers de 3 ans ne comprennent pasLOL
This needs to be printed on an "old scroll" with coffee browning and candle burns around the edges. The French makes this look like a time when candles and lanterns were the source of light in the dark 
Oct 21, 2020
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#18
Art0fArcane wrote:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Art0fArcane wrote:
KeSetoKaiba wrote:
Also, cool observation @rychessmaster1 - it isn't as rare as it seems though. Statistically, so many games played will offer transposition; what interests me more here is that this position is not so common (although logical to say the least).
in english please
Cool, but moves not as rare as they appear.
you could've just said that. us 3 foreign 3 year olds dont understand
*"we foreign 3 year-olds" not "us" is proper grammar
p.s. Okay, to be fair, you walked into that one
