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Posted by fabian
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10/23/2005
10:15:07

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Subject: my longest game

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my longest games is still going on
over 3600 moves now

now about 2200 moves left now... ))


Posted by fabian
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10/23/2005
10:15:33

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the game

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the link: -> gameknot.com

Posted by evader23
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10/24/2005
16:02:22

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Just what are you trying to do in that game anyway
I am just asking not meaning to be critical or anything but I want to know


Posted by fabian
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10/30/2005
10:00:23

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..making the most possible moves there

Posted by anaxagoras
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10/30/2005
10:27:42

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That's retarded.

Posted by hollcana
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10/30/2005
11:13:37

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Neat!

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Keep going; that must take a lot of perseverance! So you move 49 silly moves and then you move a pawn or capture something?

Posted by fabian
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10/31/2005
08:06:28

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to hollcana

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yes then after 49 moves pawn move or capture then..
..so reducing material later then


Posted by odonata
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10/31/2005
09:44:25

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Very

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cool project!! good luck with it!


Posted by fabian
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11/02/2005
05:14:28

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yes

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we will go on with it )) look at it then

Posted by brunetti
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11/08/2005
00:44:50

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The longest

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theoretical game respecting the 50 move rule is 5,949 moves. Anyway, why should you stick to that? You may play any longer as you like :)

Alex


Posted by fabian
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11/17/2005
01:52:16

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we play not longer then.. there would be then no end for it ..





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