your 18th move must have shocked your opponent. excellent !
you are a very deliberate player.....once you got a winning position, you never let up. well done !
Check out move 18!
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fscomeau wrote:
... is this a joke?
No it isnt a joke and if you look at HorsesGalore's rating he has a much higher rating than you so just be quiet and be nice.
Dec 12, 2015
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#4
I thought by the heading it was going to be an earth shattering move that would change the face of chess forever. Instead, it was just a discovered attack.
You cannot be S-E-R-I-O-U-S ! 
Black could have played 18...Qxd1 then 19...hxg6, with Rook and Bishop for the Queen - relatively equal.
Nobody is ever nice anymore.
Only HorsesGalore is a nice person here.
Don't call me that.
I also played a good opening if you look at the game.
Dec 12, 2015
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#10
Great sacrifice! Bg6 is indeed a very hard-to-find move and is a very imaginative sacrifice! Your opening was also very good.
Here, is this earth-shattering enough for you?
Thanks Robert_New_Alekhine!
Very nice move!
I think black has to give up the queen on d4.
I think black best move in that position would be 18...hxg6.
However, after 19.Rxd4 Rxd4 20.Rd1 white should have a winning advantage with best play.
R and B for Q is fairly equal, decent imagination for maybe a 1 minute game.. speaking of which how long was the game?
Dec 12, 2015
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#15
reading the intent of 27 b5 was good play snuff out counterplay before moving in for the win
artofugue181 wrote:
R and B for Q is fairly equal, decent imagination for maybe a 1 minute game.. speaking of which how long was the game?
It was a 5/0 game.
It was clever actually. I didn't see it. I just saw the pawn grab . Had a lot of solid moves. Didn't fall for the move 22 Bd6 or the bishop block after Ng4, clever stuff.
I played a great move on move 18. Check this out!