Did i win by fair play?
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If someone unwisely turns down a draw it is perfectly fine to thrash them, it is the same as caputring a blundered piece in my mind.
Also unclear why he didn't play 12 Bd4...
Am I the first to notice that the title is incorrect? Anyways, I've drawn similar games, and won games with a major piece down. Also, a quote:
“You cannot play at Chess if you are kind-hearted”.
Apr 20, 2008
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#5
Wait, how is the title incorrect ???
I am not kind hearted but i would have been really mad if this had happend to me
I'll take the win
Apr 20, 2008
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#6
ketchuplover wrote: 6...Kh8 would've been most vexing. Sometimes luck>skill
I said the exact same thing to myself when i was playing
He made a couple of big mistakes
Apr 20, 2008
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#7
You did nothing unsporting.... You won fair and square....Well done out of what should have been a lost game.
Apr 20, 2008
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#8
I agree with the majority...you have done nothing wrong here. I've been in a similar situation where I was up on material and still lost through lack of planning ahead. And that's all your opponent did - failed to plan ahead. If you are up material and cannot win...
black played terrible
Don't feel bad. It's not your fault your opponent made so many mistakes.
Apr 20, 2008
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likesforests wrote: Don't feel bad. It's not your fault your opponent made so many mistakes.
yup it was a strange 1300 game
In our defense though, it was like 2AM and we were very tired...
I thought it was well done.
redhotman> In our defense though, it was like 2AM and we were very tired...
lol. It happens to everyone sometimes. :)
You good, chess is fair game. (most of the times)
Why on earth would you feel guilty? You played quite correctly and your opponent played poorly... feel guilty when you play as your opponent did and you blow a won game... that's when I feel guilty!
You so outplay your opponent in the ending I wonder how he got three pawns up on you in the first place.
At any rate, _of course_ you are going for the draw there (no guilt in that)... and your opponent's primary worries should be, A) avoid blunders, and B) avoid stalemate and perpetual check traps... but he doesn't see this.
Another quote for you: There is no position so won, it plays itself. I think your opponent fell into the trap of believing he was so far ahead he could stop thinking. He paid the price.
I can't believe you would totally cheat like that.
CHEAT I SAY.
Just kidding
I agree with everyone else. However, at 9. you could have used your discovered checks to capture other pieces, such as his pawn at c7. At move 8 you found yourself in control, and while forcing the draw is one thing to do with that newfound power, trying to steal a win is also an option =P
I played this game recently where I won but I felt a little guilty
Is this considered fair play???
Any comments are welcome :)
I felt as if I had no choice being down by three pawns going for the draw.