Didn't they tell you that bluffing is not for chess, but for poker?
I want to see! :cool:

Your last: 16. .../g7-g5
My move: 17. Bf4xg5

http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/209/snap00147wl.jpg

Just a little spice ;)

Your last: Bf4xg5
My move: Qd7-f5

Your last: 17. .../Qd7-f5
My move: 18. Bg5xf6

ahh, thats the spirit, a pawn can't matter that much can it? :-j Or are there more sinister forces at work here.... ;)

Cheers Porphy

I'd considered various quiet moves only to dismiss them as too passive. I decided instead it was time to begin playing active and g7-g5 struck me as a a good way to throw a wrench into the position :)

Indeed... suddenly things look very complicated with plenty of tactical moves to consider. I'm glad I dont have to deal with this right now :lol:

Cheers Porphy

Your last 18. Bg5xf6
My move: Nc6-a5

Just came back from work and will need some time to settle down and calculate the position. But by guts feeling I can't share you two guy's enthusiasm - I think we already negotiate details of your upcoming funeral! :smug:

:-j

I'd already heard in my head the beginning notes of a funeral song several moves ago and decided that if that were how it were to turn out, then better to go quickly and as messily as possibly :yep:

Five tasty moves I have identified, Qc2, Qa4, Qb5, Nd5 and Bg4. But that is very complex calculation to decide whi9ch one is really best (all seem to give immense advanatge to White). I have begun to analyse on three boards simultaneously :lol: But I am very tired, had a very exhausting day, so it may take a while.

After 18. .../Na5

http://img394.imageshack.us/img394/9792/pos17um.jpg

Laugh while you can. I shall be wanting a second game with colours reversed and we'll see who's laughing then :hulk: :stare:

:P

http://www.chessgraphics.net/jpg/arab1.jpg

Watch out Skybird! Scandium's got a secret weapon!! :o

:rotfl:

Hardly. I programmed Scandium in a manner so that he will not know that I have programmed him.
:lol: