Enough about the opening, can we now talk about the mate?
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ChessOath wrote:
We can talk about 2...Nc6 if you like. That seems rather strange/interesting to me. I see nothing else of interest.
2...Nc6 transposes into the Kevitz defense: 1.e4 Nc6 2.d4 e5. Of course it was unnecessary as in the game 2...exd4 was optimal
The mate was pretty cool. I feel like he raged after that.
Jul 29, 2016
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GuudFuurYuu wrote:
The mate was pretty cool. I feel like he raged after that.
Cheers mate
nimzomalaysian wrote:
Enough about the opening, can we now talk about the mate?
OK. I feel like if you missed that mate you should put a bullet in your head. Your opponent probably already has.
Jul 29, 2016
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ChessOath wrote:
nimzomalaysian wrote:
Enough about the opening, can we now talk about the mate?
OK. I feel like if you missed that mate you should put a bullet in your head. Your opponent probably already has.
It was a 1 minute game
nimzomalaysian wrote:
It was a 1 minute game
Oh I'm sorry, I didn't realise that I hadn't made it clear enough already during this thread that I knew that.
Jul 29, 2016
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#49
ChessOath wrote:
nimzomalaysian wrote:
It was a 1 minute game
Oh I'm sorry, I didn't realise that I hadn't made it clear enough already during this thread that I knew that.
Well, now you know.
All you need to know was that it was a 1 minute game. Anything can and will happen.
Jul 29, 2016
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Diakonia wrote:
All you need to know was that it was a 1 minute game. Anything can and will happen.
ofc
nimzomalaysian wrote:
He immediately offered a rematch after that.
Why do people think that this is relevant? What is about rematches that gets everybody's crazy juices flowing? What did you almost certainly incorrectly infer from this fact?
ChessOath wrote:
nimzomalaysian wrote:
He immediately offered a rematch after that.
Why do people think that this is relevant? What is about rematches that gets everybody's crazy juices flowing? What did you almost certainly incorrectly infer from this fact?
Its the online ego feed. Its the same reason you see 506,740,597,324,076,340 posts on rematches, and the effect they have on global warming, the ecomomy, and world affairs.
Diakonia wrote:
506,740,597,324,076,340 posts on rematches
Wow, on average, that is just over 70 million posts for everyone on the planet...
Your exaggerations are crazy.
Jul 29, 2016
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ChessOath wrote:
nimzomalaysian wrote:
He immediately offered a rematch after that.
Why do people think that this is relevant? What is about rematches that gets everybody's crazy juices flowing? What did you almost certainly incorrectly infer from this fact?
The only person who's making any inferences from my post is you, I just stated the fact that he offered a rematch, why do you have to get so mad for that?
ChessOath, I think you'll be doing just fine if you relax a little. Why are you so mad? try to understand..
ChessOfPlayer wrote:
Diakonia wrote:
506,740,597,324,076,340 posts on rematches
Wow, on average, that is just over 70 million posts for everyone on the planet...
Your exaggerations are crazy.
Who exaggerating? Those are the latest government numbers on rematch posts.
Jul 29, 2016
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#58
Diakonia wrote:
ChessOfPlayer wrote:
Diakonia wrote:
506,740,597,324,076,340 posts on rematches
Wow, on average, that is just over 70 million posts for everyone on the planet...
Your exaggerations are crazy.
Who exaggerating? Those are the latest government numbers on rematch posts.
I'll tell you why it's an exaggeration and a cooked up stat. I'll also explain what ChessOfPlayer told, in case you didn't understand him.
Total number of posts on rematches as stated by Diakonia = 506,740,597,324,076,340
Total number of accounts on Chess.com = 14,945,149
So, on average each member made = (506,740,597,324,076,340)/(14,945,149) = 33,906,694,227 posts
Which means, each member on Chess.com made 33,906,694,227 posts on rematches.
WOW!
Congratulations anyway, but ok, let's think that it is a bullet game. And bullet is not really chess. If you like it, it's ok, but if you want to improve then play real slow chess games.
bgianis
You know you are a patzer when you play 3...exd4?!
I know, I am a patzer.