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| From | Message | Posted by chesskid22000
uskidscompute.com
7/07/2005
10:12:20
Play online chess |  Subject: PLEASE ANALYIZE THIS!
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hI MY NAME IS dOUG! AND THIS GAME WAS PLAYED AGAINST ACCOONA CHESS and i believe i could have won as white but instead drew against this comp,which is suppose to be the brother of Fritz.PLEASE GIVE ME the FEED BACK TO THIS CHESS GAME!
opening Ruy Lopez
game played 6/26/05
white:doug
BLack:Accoona chess (level hard)
1. e4 e5
2. Nf3 Nc6
3. Bb5 a6
4. Ba4 Nf6
5. o-o Be7
6. Re1 b5
7. Bb3 d6
8. h6 b4
9. c3 Bd7
10.d4 exd4
11. cxd4 o-o
12. Bg5 Nxe4
13. Bxe7 Qxe7
14. Bd5 Rae8
15. Rxe4 Qxe4
16.Bxe4 Rxe4
17. d5 Ne5
18.Nbd2 Rf4
19. Qe1 Nxf3
20. Nxf3 Bxh3
21. gxh3 Rxf3
22. Qxb4 Rxh3
23. Re1 Rh5
24.Qc4 Rg5+
25. Kf1 a5
26.Re7 h5
27. Qxc7 Rd5
28. Re2 Rd1+
29. Re1 Rd5
30.Re2 Rd1+
31.Re1 Rd5
32.Re2 Rd1+
33. Re1 Rd5
34.Re2 Rd1+
35.Re1 Rd5
36.Re2 Rd1+ ( draw three-fold repetition 1/2-1/2)
| Posted by peppe_l
uskidscompute.com
7/07/2005
12:59:29
Play online chess | I suppose
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8.h6 = 8.h3...?
If so, Black made several tactical errors and you defitenitely had won position. Brother of Fritz? Hmm...
| Posted by misato
uskidscompute.com
7/07/2005
14:03:33
Play online chess | clear draw
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If you had tried 28. Qc6 hoping to capture either one of the two black rooks or to mate your comp on e8, it would have immediately unplugged itself.
In this case chess computer rules say "draw because of lack of currency".
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Posted by chesskid22000
uskidscompute.com
7/08/2005
04:51:26
Play online chess | 8.h6 is h3
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8. h6 is h3 sorry about the typo!
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Posted by raivax
uskidscompute.com
7/16/2005
05:32:54
Play online chess | Re feed back.
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Hi, raivax here. As to your game with "Acoona brother of Fritz" i doubt very much black can draw this game , that is to say you gave black the draw! instead of playing R-e1,again K-g2 then if R-d5 Re3 Rg5 check Rg3 etc, and white wins easily.
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