Wait, Nf6 was dubious? I encountered many people who played it but I didn't know about it, so I always played Nf3 or e3 instead.
The most interesting game of chess was played here in chess.com !! 💥
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GuessWhoIAm wrote:
Wait, Nf6 was dubious? I encountered many people who played it but I didn't know about it, so I always played Nf3 or e3 instead.
If Logozar said that, he said based on a deep study since he studies theory a lot.
OUCH!!
Tough game. I loved my 53... Kc4 , because I avoided stalemate and went to win after that.
55. ...Kd3 was unnecessary at this point, your pawn would have promoted anyways.
GuessWhoIAm wrote:
55. ...Kd3 was unnecessary at this point, your pawn would have promoted anyways.
Yes.
THE YUMMY F7 PAWN!!
I LOVE IT! I NEVER GET BORED ON TAKING AND EATING THAT YUMMY PAWN.
I can imagine Marco as a successful Youtuber due to all the clickbait titles he's making.
Marco why do you say you are 1700 when you are 1200...
@BrandonLG --That's his rating on another site.
Wow, this is still alive. Haven't checked this thread in a long time!
TheBlunderfulPlayer wrote:
Wow, this is still alive. Haven't checked this thread in a long time!
The Brain Fry Attack will last forever!
MarcoBR444 wrote:
The Brain Fry Attack will last forever!
Better check this out more often!
TheBlunderfulPlayer wrote:
Better check this out more often!
Yes, you should!
Here you learn precious lessons about chess.
PAy attention to the game below. There is a nice lesson: don't resign too early even if you blundered your queen.
You may find a way to get back and win the game... AS I DID!!
Another good lesson about THE BRAIN FRY ATTACK.
The game below shows an important psychological move: faking an INNACURACY to tease the opponent to make important BLUNDERS!!
Welcome to page 94... *sigh*
Please be serious about chess