Well thats just brilliant.
Useful trick!
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very nice one...
LisaV wrote:
...and if your opponent knows the trick, you are in trouble.
true!
fzweb wrote:
In the real chess world, there are no noobs.
yeah, maybe some people who just don't get tricks like this...
g6??? why not develop the knight, wuite obvious though...
hatman123 wrote:
g6??? why not develop the knight, wuite obvious though...
i think u meant 'quite'. btw, i didn't want to make it 4 move checkmate, just to show the check and attacking the rook as well. delicious rook! (just kidding...!)
Feb 28, 2009
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#8
Bet that guy will bring his knight out next time someone tries that on him.
yep, definitely
this trick is too old ....everyone knows about this....and easy to defend
Solved it!!!
Back and forth game of epic proportions. Good mating technique!
Mar 1, 2009
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#13
You're both noobs lol, no offence, people in the real chess world don't do that, if you go for the children's checkmate, it's obvious that you are new in chess...it seemed cool because your opponent didn't know, if he knew you would of been crushed.
Mar 1, 2009
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#14
i know that trick but still thanks for making some people learn who are weak
This isn't nice. It have nothing to do with chess. When you opponent knows how to play chess he wins very fast because your queen hasn't to be there.
I hope I never fall for that, nice.
nice technique there tiger-13. Although i would call it strategy rather than a trick. But thats just me. :)
Mar 1, 2009
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#19
Anna-Girl wrote:
All of you were newbies lol, wrong moves....
some of those move lead to the moller and the fried liver attacks very dificult to deal with from some top players myself i play petroff french old beonni sicillian ruy lopez scotch and english well like to know if that openig knoledge is bigginer
Hi guys, nice trick here, I used it loads x 10000000 before on unfortunate opponents (lolz, i meant nooby opponents)...sorry if my opponents are reading this...!