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Have you had any good games recently? Post it here!
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Apr 16, 2014
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#5
dont be fast. we will post just wait and give us some time.
do you like this?
http://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=85917616
I've never had much luck either getting people to respond to my posted games.
You did a good job of taking advantage of your opponents numerous mistakes to create a viable plan of getting into his back ranks.
salatoy wrote:
you talk about my game, dont you?
if yes then thanks
Sorry, no. I was talking about Unleash_the_Queens game.
I think you are better off posting your game in this forum.
Like I'm about to do.
Here is a fun game I played recently. I lost. That made it even more fun.
After most games, I go through the game and add my comments. These have 'L:' before them.
Then I run the game through Fritz. Comments and lines without 'L:' are from fritz.
I then sometimes go back and answer suggestions made by Fritz.
The process can take 15 - 60 minutes depending on the game.
Apr 16, 2014
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#9
Unleash_The_Queens
at move 7 u say ''But I played c5 mainly to achieve donkey to d6, mainly to snatch one of his pesky commanders (bishops).''
Slav players usually favor their knights over bishops as the bishops dont have much space with that pawn structure and all. Yes it's usually a good idea to trade your knight for a bishop but in Slav-structures you will only do Black a favor.
salatoy wrote:
dont be fast. we will post just wait and give us some time.
do you like this?
http://www.chess.com/echess/game?id=85917616
Salatoy very nice. Why did he sacrifice his queen? Bad blunder! I also like the way your king went all the way to white's camp, like a secret agent!
kleelof wrote:
salatoy wrote:
you talk about my game, dont you?
if yes then thanks
Sorry, no. I was talking about Unleash_the_Queens game.
I think you are better off posting your game in this forum.
Like I'm about to do.
Here is a fun game I played recently. I lost. That made it even more fun.
After most games, I go through the game and add my comments. These have 'L:' before them.
Then I run the game through Fritz. Comments and lines without 'L:' are from fritz.
I then sometimes go back and answer suggestions made by Fritz.
The process can take 15 - 60 minutes depending on the game.
Nice game. Very nice, and crumped and complex. Just how I like them. It doesn't matter you lost. You played very well, using all your opponent's weaknesses!
Serotonine wrote:
Unleash_The_Queens
at move 7 u say ''But I played c5 mainly to achieve donkey to d6, mainly to snatch one of his pesky commanders (bishops).''
Slav players usually favor their knights over bishops as the bishops dont have much space with that pawn structure and all. Yes it's usually a good idea to trade your knight for a bishop but in Slav-structures you will only do Black a favor.
Yes, you are right, but his knights weren't placed very well, and also I opened up the game AND kept the bishop pair. The position I got was very pleasant for me. Also, I exterminated his dark squared bishop, who was a little bit more important in that position.
Jzhong wrote:
Here's another blitz game I have, very entertaining:
Nice game, especially for a blitz one. Also, you were too facing the Dutch defence. You managed to do so better than me.
Jzhong wrote:
How about this one:
http://www.chess.com/livechess/analysis?id=770932775
It's a 2-min game with a dubious exchange sac by Black and a mating attack on move 29 with mate in two.
Black found the mate eventually on move 36 with a few seconds on the clock. The repetition of moves leading to mate on h2 is hilarious.
I really loved the mate!
WISH_I_WAS_A_GM wrote:
Absolutely meaningless game : http://www.chess.com/livechess/game?id=780196789
How did it end?
Apr 16, 2014
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#18
Apr 16, 2014
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#19
Unleash_the_Queens wrote:
Serotonine wrote:
Unleash_The_Queens
at move 7 u say ''But I played c5 mainly to achieve donkey to d6, mainly to snatch one of his pesky commanders (bishops).''
Slav players usually favor their knights over bishops as the bishops dont have much space with that pawn structure and all. Yes it's usually a good idea to trade your knight for a bishop but in Slav-structures you will only do Black a favor.
Yes, you are right, but his knights weren't placed very well, and also I opened up the game AND kept the bishop pair. The position I got was very pleasant for me. Also, I exterminated his dark squared bishop, who was a little bit more important in that position.
I couldn't disagree more, in positions like that the knights need maybe 1-2 moves to get decent squares. Plus in the position after your 7. c5 the bishop on c8 might even be the worst piece in the black position. Sure, maybe he became important later on in the game but I simply respond to your explanation of c5.
Serotonine wrote:
Unleash_the_Queens wrote:
Serotonine wrote:
Unleash_The_Queens
at move 7 u say ''But I played c5 mainly to achieve donkey to d6, mainly to snatch one of his pesky commanders (bishops).''
Slav players usually favor their knights over bishops as the bishops dont have much space with that pawn structure and all. Yes it's usually a good idea to trade your knight for a bishop but in Slav-structures you will only do Black a favor.
Yes, you are right, but his knights weren't placed very well, and also I opened up the game AND kept the bishop pair. The position I got was very pleasant for me. Also, I exterminated his dark squared bishop, who was a little bit more important in that position.
I couldn't disagree more, in positions like that the knights need maybe 1-2 moves to get decent squares. Plus in the position after your 7. c5 the bishop on c8 might even be the worst piece in the black position. Sure, maybe he became important later on in the game but I simply respond to your explanation of c5.
OK, I understand it.
If you had a nice game you want to share with us, simply post it here with a little bit of analysis!
I recently had a very nice game, where I played surprisingly accurate for my newbie level against the semi-slav, an opening I really know nothing about and how to defeat it! Here it is: