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Jun 28, 2016
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#1742
In the opening, c5 was probably a mistake. I don't think you have enough compensation for the pawn. In addition to that, you already moved the pawn once in the opening.
Instead, something like Nf6 keeps your position safe and solid.
Why did you play 20...Rcd8?
20...Rfd8, bringing another piece into play, is better.
Nice tactics later on.
Robert_New_Alekhine wrote:
In the opening, c5 was probably a mistake. I don't think you have enough compensation for the pawn. In addition to that, you already moved the pawn once in the opening.
Instead, something like Nf6 keeps your position safe and solid.
Why did you play 20...Rcd8?
20...Rfd8, bringing another piece into play, is better.
Nice tactics later on.
20.. Rcd8 to fry his brain, pointing a rook to his queen. It is always annoying, because the HORSE can take a free piece at some point.
Jun 29, 2016
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#1744
20...Rfd8! is even better. It's going to fry his brain along with bringing another piece into the game. The rook on c8 is already developed, the rook on f8 is not.
Robert_New_Alekhine wrote:
20...Rfd8! is even better. It's going to fry his brain along with bringing another piece into the game. The rook on c8 is already developed, the rook on f8 is not.
Yes, I agree. But note that 20.. Rcd8 worked well too, because he moved his queen to e1 and this move made my victory.
Look at all those exclamation marks...
LOGO's upgrade by Nikprit (tks)
My win against THE ELEPHANT OPENING:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/my-victory-against-the-elephant-gambit-opening
The BRAIN FRY ATTACK with black pieces:
I played against a guy who needed TWO MORE ESPRESSOS to win the game.
I am happy with my game statistics:
MBR444 (MarcoBR444)
6 Inaccuracies
0 Mistakes
0 Blunders
28 Average centipawn loss.
twoespressos
6 Inaccuracies
3 Mistakes
1 Blunders
49 Average centipawn loss
MarcoBR444 wrote:
The BRAIN FRY ATTACK with black pieces:
What happened to the master statement that guys who castle wear these? 
Jul 5, 2016
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#1753
Nikprit wrote:
MarcoBR444 wrote:
The BRAIN FRY ATTACK with black pieces:
What happened to the master statement that guys who castle wear these?
Bernie Sanders castled in his game against Vermont's only chess master...oops...
Nikprit wrote:
What happened to the master statement that guys who castle wear these?
LOL !!!
You mean I say castling is for pinkie-panties-sissies? LOL.
You should understand the underlines... Sometimes we just want induct the opponents to mistakes... See?
Jul 5, 2016
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#1755
http://www.sevendaysvt.com/OffMessage/archives/2014/10/10/bernie-sanders-chess-master
Pretty sure he castled. pinkie-pantie sissie!!!
Robert_New_Alekhine wrote:
http://www.sevendaysvt.com/OffMessage/archives/2014/10/10/bernie-sanders-chess-master
Pretty sure he castled. pinkie-pantie sissie!!!
That is it, pal, castling is for pinkie-panties-sissies.
Let's play as two REAL MEN.
No coward castling - just two buddies fighting like honoured men: I show you my face, you show yours, we punch each other until one of us kiss the soil.
Seriously marco!
I showed you like at least half a year ago (I think) that Nf6 after d4 d5 c4 was bad
Jul 6, 2016
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#1758
But you see logozar, he plays dubiously, unsoundly, but with heart and without theory.
logozar wrote: Seriously marco!
I showed you like at least half a year ago (I think) that Nf6 after d4 d5 c4 was bad
WOW! Sorry, my dear coach!!
I remember that. You told me to protect a pawn with another pawn, not with the HORSE.
I remember your advice everytime I face this position.
BUT !!!
I want to fry the brain of the opponent. I think Nf6 has a psychological approach, since develops a horse - this piece is more frightning than a simple pawn.
Then, sometimes I play Nf6, sometimes just e6 as you recommended.
Tks for the advice, ONE MORE trophy sent to you.
Robert_New_Alekhine wrote:
But you see logozar, he plays dubiously, unsoundly, but with heart and without theory.
Yes, this is the spirit, the main strategy: fry the brain of the opponent.
Boring ECO, boring memorized moves are subsidiary.
The aim is PLAY WITH FEELING, PLAY WITH ART - PLAY WITH HEART.