3I0 game.
Thought the opponent's king was in need of a walk.
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Nice game!
Feb 18, 2018
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#3
Well, when the dude plays 2...f6, it’s clear he’s not very good. But nice game anyway!
Nice game, love the title.
The king looked like he could do with some more walking.
Actually had not calculated hxg5#. The # I had calculated there was a longer one.
Feb 18, 2018
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#8
@Lenin-R-Zeppelin 6...d5 is by NO MEANS "busting" White. He maintains a very strong attack for the piece and a large positional advantage. See below:
These may not be the best moves, but it goes to show that 2...f6? is a very bad move. If anybody wants to look it up, it's known as "Damiano's Defence".
Lenin-R-Zeppelin έγραψε:
black can just bust white with 6...d5. then he misses a mate in one. ohhhh good lord!
6...d5 avoids immediate disaster, but still loses.
See #9, although 10.Qa5! is stronger than 10.Qd5: White gets back the piece and remains some 4 pawns up with much the better position.
I love my opponent to play 2...f6 all the time.
@Lenin - Calm down dude. You have probably played chess all your life, I have been playing for about a year now. So some moves are not as obvious to me as they are to you. I saw that I was winning his queen and that was good enough for me. His king where it was and with his queen out of that way, I was as good as won there.
That being said, after the mate in 1 miss, if I play white from that position and you play black I would still win. If you think I would lose to you in that position a whole queen up, then you are just being silly.
No one here abused anyone. Well at least you didnt deny you would fail to win from the point of mate in 1. Which was the whole point of your rant anyway. Oh he missed mate in 1, now d5 will destroy him.
