Want to play some Chess?
Re: Want to play some Chess?
by Ichthus » Wed Jun 13, 2012 5:46 am
ok I assumed that O-O is a castling taking place between the rook and king that are separated by two spaces, and a O-O-O is a castling btwn the r/k sep by 3 spaces--no? Your queen was blocking u frm a O-O-O, so I'm fairly certain that particular rook has been at a8 the whole game.
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by _________ » Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:35 pm
Right you are, it was Ra8-d8. I really need to pay more attention.
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
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5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
1. e4, c5
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by von Rivers » Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:58 pm
Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3,
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2. Nf3, d6
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4. Bb5+, Nd7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by _________ » Wed Jun 13, 2012 3:06 pm
Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by von Rivers » Wed Jun 13, 2012 4:09 pm
Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3,
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by Ichthus » Wed Jun 13, 2012 6:25 pm
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6. e5, Be6
7. Qa4, Bd7
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9. QxPb7, Qd8
10. PxP, BxP
11. Qe4, Ne7
12. Nc3, Bc6
13. Qd4, O-O
14. Bc4, Qe8
15. Ne5, Rd8
16. BxP+
sorry the + is missing from previous checks
1. e4, e5
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5. QxN, d6
6. e5, Be6
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9. QxPb7, Qd8
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11. Qe4, Ne7
12. Nc3, Bc6
13. Qd4, O-O
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by _________ » Wed Jun 13, 2012 9:28 pm
Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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sorry the + is missing from previous checks
Not a problem.
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4. NxP, NxN
5. QxN, d6
6. e5, Be6
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8. Qe4, Qe7
9. QxPb7, Qd8
10. PxP, BxP
11. Qe4+, Ne7
12. Nc3, Bc6
13. Qd4, O-O
14. Bc4, Qe8
15. Ne5, Rd8
16. BxP+?!, RxB
I see we've had another mishap that I missed at move 15 (N can't move from c3 to e5). Would you like to revert to that move (as it is, your bishop isn't covered)?
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by von Rivers » Thu Jun 14, 2012 1:33 am
Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
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3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
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1. e4, c5
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3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5,
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4. Bb5+, Nd7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
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1. e4, c5
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4. Bb5+, Nd7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3,
1. e4, c5
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3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by _________ » Thu Jun 14, 2012 3:26 pm
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4,
I intend to beat you like a dusty rug, Math.
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4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
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7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
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11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4,
I intend to beat you like a dusty rug, Math.
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
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3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
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4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by von Rivers » Fri Jun 15, 2012 12:26 am
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
14. Ba2,
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by Ichthus » Fri Jun 15, 2012 3:34 am
_________ wrote:sorry the + is missing from previous checks
Not a problem.
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1. e4, e5
2. Nf3, Nc6
3. d4, PxP
4. NxP, NxN
5. QxN, d6
6. e5, Be6
7. Qa4+, Bd7
8. Qe4, Qe7
9. QxPb7, Qd8
10. PxP, BxP
11. Qe4+, Ne7
12. Nc3, Bc6
13. Qd4, O-O
14. Bc4, Qe8
15. Ne5, Rd8
16. BxP+?!, RxB
I see we've had another mishap that I missed at move 15 (N can't move from c3 to e5). Would you like to revert to that move (as it is, your bishop isn't covered)?
I noticed when I was playing on Chess.com (I think) that the rules are different than other sites, as far as not being able to put certain pieces (other than the obvious king) in check. That totally confuses me. Is it a new thing? To which pieces does it apply?
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
by _________ » Fri Jun 15, 2012 2:38 pm
I don't get what you mean. What I was saying is that at move 12, your knight is at c3, therefor it can't move to e5 at move 15, and thus cannot cover your bishop at move 16. I'm not saying you're forbidden to sacrifice your bishop for nothing, but that if you'd like to go back and redo move 15 where the initial error was made, I'd be more than happy.
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
14. Ba2, Ne7
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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Mo vs the artist formerly known as MathIsACircle
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
14. Ba2, Ne7
15. Ne2
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
14. Ba2, Ne7
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Re: Want to play some Chess?
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2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
14. Ba2, Ne7
15. Ne2, Nc6
1. e4, c5
2. Nf3, d6
3. Nc3, e6
4. Bb5+, Nd7
5. d3, a6
6. Bc4, b5
7. Bb3, Nb6
8. Be3, g6
9. e5, d5
10. Bg5, Qc7
11. a3, Bg7
12. Bf4, Bb7
13. d4, c4
14. Ba2, Ne7
15. Ne2, Nc6
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