Marcos opponents had better watch out, otherwise Marco could clobber them with a rook sacrifice and a kingside attack. Good game.
The most interesting game of chess was played here in chess.com !! 💥
Sort:
Jan 5, 2016
0
#683
GuessWhoIAm wrote:
When playing against Marco, always expect one thing: f7 is his starting attack point, literally almost all the time when he gets the chance to do so.
That is if you play as White or Black against Marco?
Marco won because he's opponent is a tomato.
Jan 5, 2016
0
#685
I admit I like the rook sacrifice but I think Qg8+ was a blunder. Simply Rxg8 and the only reasonable moves is Bxg8 but then Qxf6 and March's attack has completely puffed out and Marco might as well resign.
wirebolt wrote:
I admit I like the rook sacrifice but I think Qg8+ was a blunder. Simply Rxg8 and the only reasonable moves is Bxg8 but then Qxf6 and March's attack has completely puffed out and Marco might as well resign.
Are you sure about that?
After all Alexandra gave it a double exclam and wrote the following statement:
"Great move!!! MarcoBR444 is one of the best chess players of all history."
chess_anonymous wrote:
Actually, all 3 games I played with him, he never got to use the f7 weakness due to the opening we were playing. but for the games he posted, he always does it.
GuessWhoIAm wrote:
When playing against Marco, always expect one thing: f7 is his starting attack point, literally almost all the time when he gets the chance to do so.
That is if you play as White or Black against Marco?
Jan 5, 2016
0
#688
Look, I'm just saying that after Qg8+, the attack on the King isn't so clear after Rxg8.
wirebolt wrote:
Look, I'm just saying that after Qg8+, the attack on the King isn't so clear after Rxg8.
Looks like you missed 28. hxg8=Q+.
Jan 5, 2016
0
#690
Oh yeah. Sorry Marco, theblunderfulplayer and XplayerJX . I didn't see the pawn lol. I was only looking at the bishop protecting the queen. So Qg8 was a good move then.
play senseable with marco no isolated pawns ,doubled pawns,weak kingside a un protected piece if doubled pawns than push them like if c6 is duboled play c5 there is a pawn on d6 means you are safe
Nice comments from #749 to #766. Trophies sent for all of you.
Yes, there were blunders by both sides, but in chess if one opponent does not make a mistake, the game tends to be a draw.
yeah but blunders are different positional mistakes.these are common for us but gms nms ims are rare
what you played with a gm wow
you are coooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!!!!!!!
shivank2005 wrote:
what you played with a gm wow
Yes, I played GM Yermo yesterday at night here, in a simul.
This is the second game I play him and of course I lost both.
This second game I could last longer, but I made a bad move losing a HORSE at the beginning.
Here the 2 games:
The newer:
http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1411057252
The first (the older):
http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=1377229985
older game he checmated you beautifully
Fascinating game but logically not very sound!
When playing against Marco, always expect one thing: f7 is his starting attack point, literally almost all the time when he gets the chance to do so.