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Don't ever resign, even if you are Queenless!
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I think once you are queenless...the onus is on the other player...and that advantage can lead to over confidence especially in situations where time is a challenge...So don't resign if you are queenless..!!
DeirdreSkye wrote:
Your queen was never trapped(it is not surprising that even after the game you are unable to see that).
16.b4 was a huge mistake that noone in his right mind would play in a serious game.
Very bad chess from both sides but he blundered and you won.That's the "beauty" of blitz.You don't even need to play good chess to win.
The morale is not "don't quit when you are queenless".
The morale is "don't quit when you are clueless".
My queen was never trapped? Obviously you don't know how to play the game .
B4 move 16 was a huge mistake ? Can you elaborate on this ?
It seems like we both don't know much about chess, but you seems much more experienced player, maybe you can share one of your games in blitz 3/2 mins or any other blitz time controls with a titled player, I'm sure we are all interested to see it.
ZebraGang wrote:
What if its an endgame or you sacrificed your queen for an attack
Well the it would be one dumb sacrifice,.
After my "sacrifice " move 31 he moves rook to b1 , game is over for me.
Move 29 I should of taken the rook to save my queen sure sure I see it
ATTENTION!
For everyone out there , who says :
1.the game is stupid
2.weak play by you
3. I could of done better
4. It was a blitz game
5. Your opponent made a mistake
FOR ALL THOSE PEOPLE : A WIN AS A WIN!
Show me one of your games against titled players then! Show the world if you think it's a bad chess, it's so easy , let see one of your examples against titled players .
TALK THE TALK WALK THE WALK.
Criticism is always easy , there's a saying for you ALL ( remember and write it down somewhere )
A master can sometimes play badly, a fan never! (Saveliy Tartakover )
Hmm, black's move 28... Rac8 looks like deliberate queen sacrifice since white's next move 29. Be4 traps the black queen. But based on the headline I guess that black missed that the queen could be trapped when he played 28... Rac8. Anyway the result is that black has two bishops pointing at white's king position and the rooks get the c-file. Certainly a strong attack is going on.
A game with a nice finish!
I don't understand all that arguing. It is a game with a nice, but probably involuntary, queen sacrifice that worked out just fine. The set up of black's bishops and rooks are just great.
Oct 25, 2017
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BlueKnightShade wrote:
I don't understand all that arguing.
You must be new around here.
BlueKnightShade wrote:
Hmm, black's move 28... Rac8 looks like deliberate queen sacrifice since white's next move 29. Be4 traps the black queen. But based on the headline I guess that black missed that the queen could be trapped when he played 28... Rac8. Anyway the result is that black has two bishops pointing at white's king position and the rooks get the c-file. Certainly a strong attack is going on.
A game with a nice finish!
Thank you .
We'll actually queen is not trapped after nice tactic , which I didn't see at that time under the time pressure obviously. Rook c8 takes c1 move 29 after he trapped my queen And my queen is safe.
BlueKnightShade wrote:
I don't understand all that arguing. It is a game with a nice, but probably involuntary, queen sacrifice that worked out just fine. The set up of black's bishops and rooks are just great.
Thank you , we'll said. Some people just jealous....
DeirdreSkye wrote:
ESP-918 wrote:
DeirdreSkye wrote:
Your queen was never trapped(it is not surprising that even after the game you are unable to see that).
16.b4 was a huge mistake that noone in his right mind would play in a serious game.
Very bad chess from both sides but he blundered and you won.That's the "beauty" of blitz.You don't even need to play good chess to win.
The morale is not "don't quit when you are queenless".
The morale is "don't quit when you are clueless".
My queen was never trapped? Obviously you don't know how to play the game .
B4 move 16 was a huge mistake ? Can you elaborate on this ?
It seems like we both don't know much about chess, but you seems much more experienced player, maybe you can share one of your games in blitz 3/2 mins or any other blitz time controls with a titled player, I'm sure we are all interested to see it.
Indeed I don't know how to play the game.You know.
Show me the trapped queen.
Move 29 queen is trapped. NOW shoe me how queen is not trapped?
Oct 25, 2017
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That game was just 3 minute blitz and is not very instructive because many errors on both sides....
universityofpawns wrote:
That game was just 3 minute blitz and is not very instructive because many errors on both sides....
That's incorrect! The game was 3/2mins with an INCREMENT, which makes a big difference
ESP-918 wrote:
BlueKnightShade wrote:
Hmm, black's move 28... Rac8 looks like deliberate queen sacrifice since white's next move 29. Be4 traps the black queen. But based on the headline I guess that black missed that the queen could be trapped when he played 28... Rac8. Anyway the result is that black has two bishops pointing at white's king position and the rooks get the c-file. Certainly a strong attack is going on.
A game with a nice finish!
ESP-918 wrote:
Thank you .
We'll actually queen is not trapped after nice tactic , which I didn't see at that time under the time pressure obviously. Rook c8 takes c1 move 29 after he trapped my queen And my queen is safe.
You are welcome.
If black plays 29... Rxc1 it gets rather complicated. There are quite some tactics to consider. Here is one: 9... Rxc1 30. Rxc1 Qxh3 31. Bf3 Bxg4 32. Bxg4 Qh2 33. Qf3.
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Some people, especially begginers resign the game way to early and others think that one piece down is a game over pretty much.
I want to show you an example , where I had my queen trapped, BUT i didn't give up and continue.
https://www.chess.com/live/game/2389432869