NuancedConfers wrote:
The above game can be found in both the chess.com and ChessBase databases. It's probably either a bizzare series of transcription errors or the players deciding to screw with everyone.
what is the point of this gambit
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dont focus on this forum because you know that this a blunderic game then why need to focus.
I guess the game was fixed. Patzers would never play like that, let alone two titled players.
leave this forum
shivank2005 wrote:
leave this forum
Why?
because you know that the game is full of blunders then what is the need
to stay on this forum
And yet, you're still here...
NuancedConfers wrote:
And yet, you're still here...
Ouch!
ok i am going
Nov 4, 2015
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#31
Looks like one of my games where I can't see that the Queen is "en prise" for 7 moves...
It was a positional game guys, don't worry about the queen !!!!! 
1700's don't know positional stuff..
Dr-Zaitzev wrote:
BirdBrain escribió:
It's obviously a joke game.
No, it is not, but it was quite crazy, in fact.
hey we know that the game is of full blunder
Nov 5, 2015
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#36
I think the point is that this might be a "real" game, but I can also post a real game with my 4-year old that has just as much merit. This game might as well have been played by beginners.
It has no merit to be deemed a "real" game, because a "real" game is a game where two people are actually competing for the win. This looks like a mockery.
you are right but know one like gm and im would play like this
sorry it is no
Dr-Zaitzev wrote:
shivank2005 escribió:
yeah a stupid game
It is a very positional game, and it was played properly. Please, analyse it, with solid statements before giving adjectives.
Thanks.
It's a blitz game. If registered via a DGT board, then it's absolutely sure it's full of errors. Blundering stuff at random has nothing to do with "positional game", and I'm sure both Andreas and Ruck can play much better than that, even in blitz mode (unless they both drank generous quantities of tsikoudia before the game).
but why he did not took the bishop