Hi lizardking27
I think after this long discussion and all this waste time, from the fairness to apology on your words against me (not you only but all people whom particpate you th same opinion).
And from my side, I would like to thank all people whom said the fact and were fair enough.
Regards,
Mamdouh
Edited to add mating line and correct typo. Originally I said 29. ... Re3 was the winning move.
Is it my imagination, or wouldn't 29. ... Re3 have been a fantistic move, rather than 29. ... Kf8? 30. Qe8+ Kh7 31. Qe4+ g3 32. Ng5+ hxg5 and white runs out of immediate checks. I don't see any way for white to stop mate beyond giving up the queen.
Um, that's definitely ...Rd3, not ...Re3. However, I don't see anything wrong with the move either.
I think your Opponent has the right to seek draw when he has less material and worse position, and you have the right to prevent him to do so, I'm sorry I don't find it suitable to post my drawn game in public and vilify my opponent cos he got drawn with me in a game with better positon and much more material for me. it's a game at the end, I think nobody is forced to give up a chance for draw just to let you describe him as sportsmanlike, believe me when I get to the point in which I have less material than my opponent I play with full energy and great motivation to find some solution to get draw or a win, and I did it many times and I WON although I have big lack in my pieces, I like to do so cos I like to challenge my mind specially when it faces profound problem, here's an example of one of my games played recently with strong player and I blundered in the middle of the game and lost my queen, and then tried to get some solution and I got it, am I unsportsmanlike or cheap person?