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c5-c4
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Well, ask him, maybe...!?
several good moves, it seems, a pity I can play just one. 10. g4xh5 Gluttony wins. http://www.smileygarden.de/smilie/Bi...igsmileys4.gif |
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Yes Golden Rivet, pick him, pick him! I hold him tight to the ground meanwhile...
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c4-c3
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10... c4-c3
What comes here...? The marching of the dwarfs? 11. Nb1xc3 Verboten! |
kr5-k5
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I fail to see how...
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Okay then...
12. Nc3xe4 http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/738/image29uo8.jpg You trail behind by 1 queen, 1 knight and 1 pawn. I don't want to be rude, but there is no chance you can repel the attack I'm about to launch. D-line is mine, diagonal a2-f7 will be mine to my liking, g-line is mine, your king's wing is not to be defended, and you have no counterplay and no compensation at all, with your pieces locked in place, and inactive. |
oh dear...our boards look different.
My mistake, I'm sure. I had your Queen Knight in b1. edit: ah yes, I moved your pawn in the last move instead of the knight. Please change my last move to Bf8-e2 |
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Gahh! damm German system!
I can just about stand it playing white, but as black it is trying. KB1-K2 Bf8-e7 |
It's not a german system, as far as I do know, and it'S called algebraic system (short and long version). the descriptive system you use has been popular in english-speaking countries until after the middle of the last century, but FIDE has made it illegal now, while the temporary Professional Chess Association that broke away from FIDE but then collapsed meanwhile, also did not use it. The American chess federation, USCF, still allows it, but strongly discourages it, since literature today has almost completely transferred to the more compact short algebraic notation.
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That is not fair - several good moves possible, but I am allowed to pick just one.
12. Th1-g1 |
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