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I kept going over this game after it was played. I did not see how I was better after the fireworks began, but I was through the whole. I found a few only moves, but had little choice it seemed at the time. Even at one second per move, it was easy to see how the alternatives would lose.

It's a game between one of my smartphone chess apps AI. I can hardly beat it because it's really tricky for humans. Also, even if I can beat it, I usually beat it at end games. But this is the first time I defeated him in middlegame.
According to some of you, this game would not qualify as a miniature (it is 25 1/2 moves long). Nevertheless it was a very enjoyable game for me where I played White against an OTB opponent.

Amazing that Jackson got beat again with almost the same variation !!! Why could that one not be worked out?
pensionista61 wrote:
Amazing that Fryman beat Jackson twice in an identical variation !!!
Stubborn Jackson just won't learn. He got the idea from an old master though:

I know my opponent played poorly, but this game illustrated for me the power of developed, and the punishment that can come to those who do not develop. I managed to develop two knights, fianchettoed a bishop, castled, and already won a pawn while my opponent made four queen moves, and I think he intended a cheap and quick checkmate had I not castled.