um, you won. what more do you want?
(also, it seems a little tacky to include your opponents name after you've defeated them)
Near loss after a windmill.
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I think I might have exchanged Bishops after the windmill instead of posing an easily refuted threat against his rook.
Not sure what 36... Bc4 did for you, other than to allow the pawn fork and prevent you from playing c4 to get your out-of-position rook back into play. Rxe5 was probably better here.
I'd say you were quite lucky that your oppoenent repeatedly fell for the same tactic that made up the windmill: discovered check with an attack on another peice.
NICE Game!
ADK
Jun 25, 2008
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Thanks everyone for your feedback.
Avocado - point well taken re: the name
Grobe - Yes, I was lucky! I readily admit that.
Tonydal - thanks, I guess I got what I could.
lucky his pawn forked could of won windmill is a scary tatic like fischer's at 13 yr old nasty queen sac to windmill destruction Game of the century so called. look it up somtime http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1008361
but the reavled checks were cute and way to win a game u shouldn't of won,
Thanks!