Wow, that was a cool game. What time control was it played at?
My most amazing "CHECK"mate!!
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wtfh? there were a bunch of easy blocks that your opponent could have played rather than dodging check all the time.
14... black queen didn't take unprotected white queen? really, it's important to know time control on this game...
@jandram
there was this psedo mating threat which amounts to nothing since N can be captured by the Q.
@time_control issues:
I knew i had lost the game at 14.a4 but as long as ur blunder's not the last u can still win the game. i played till i could check him simply. It was a blitz game, 10¦0, but i had put most of it in opening moves searching for a mate, thats why a4??. I suppose i had 5 seconds or less left when he played 22...g6 which led to forced mate, thanks to the premoves.
@bleemu
thanks.
50% of the moves played by white were "checks". That means 1:1 ratio of checking and non-checking moves. Can that be a record? :)
Also, none of my opponent's moves were checks so the diffenrence is 13 and ratio infinity.
% of his King's moves was nearly 25% while Q's nearly 33%.
P.S. - The game was fairly serious.(though with blunders)
P.P.S - Do u top in any of those statistcis in a fair game?