The most interesting game of chess was played here in chess.com !! 💥

And anytime you feel the pain, hey Jude, refrain
Don't carry the world upon your shoulders
For well you know that it's a fool who plays it cool
By making his world a little colder

yourv turn

Yes, agree !! The human nature is sooooooooo complex...

Two trophies sent to you.

Marco Ferreira

Brazil 

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-showcase/the-most-interesting-chess-game-ever-played-was-played-here-on-chesscom

HA HA!

BEAUTIFUL !!!! BEAUTIFUL !!!!

The King of Patzers made another MASTERPIECE in chess.

Brilliant game in 35 moves, threatening checkmate after a WONDERFUL defense against a checkmate.

With comments by TOBEY MAGUIRE, who learned to play chess after his role in PAWN SACRIFICE.

http://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=123276860

32...Rhh1. White resigns.

32.. Rhh1 33. Be7 Rxf1+ Kd2, and the threath of Bf6 is strong enough to hold a draw I think ^

White made some blunders that would give Black the win, unfortunately Black did not use them to his/her advantage. So I don't find this a masterpiece, more like a close call. :/

Just out of curiosity, Marco. Since you like to create a powerful attack on the king a lot, what's your favourite type of opening? Speaking of chess styles, I'm considered a magician but I'm quite a positional player.

I do not know the name of the openings!!!  I know there is King's Gambit, Karo Kahn, Sicilian, Slav, Modern... But I do not recognize them.

I try to make the best opening as possible and when I analyse the game with computer (here in chess.com), the computer shows I played a BORING ECO (LOL) in the opening, but in fact I did not know the name.

I really want to study the King's Gambit, because this is the most sharp, crazy opening. But it is very difficult do master, because you play with a delicate position.

PAWN PUSHER 3: THE PAWN STARS:

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/new-chess-movie-pawn-pusher-3-the-pawn-stars

I quite like the king's gambit, but I usually play the queen's pawn opening, i.e. 1 d4. It's quite a simple opening but you have a few more pawn moves in this opening than the king pawn opening, which is 1. e4.

Funny!

I also like to play the queen's gambit as it's less risky than the Kings gambit.

King's gambit is most riskier opening I think....

I agree. In the Kings gambit, you open up a crucial diagonal to your king.

yeah but if we learn nothing is difficult!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You mean AFTER you have learned.

Yes, but to learn King's gambit takes a lot of time and you need to master it , because if you make any mistake you lose fast due the dangerous position you play in this opening.