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Remember, draw by repetition requires both sides to repeat positions.

Anywho, my move is....

DUN DUN DUN

1. e4 c5
2. Nf3 d6
3. h3 a6
4. b3 Nc6
5. d4 cxd4
6. Nxd4 Qa5+
7. c3 Bd7
8. Nxc6 Bxc6
9. f3 Nf6
10. Qd3 0-0-0
11. Bd2 g6
12. c4 Qc7
13. Nc3 e6
14. 0-0-0 Bg7
15. Be3 d5
16. exd5 exd5
17. Qc2 d4
18. Bxd4 Qf4+
19. Qd2 RXd4
20. Qxf4 RXf4
21. Nd5 Nxd5
22. cxd5 Bd7
23. Bc4 Bh6
24. Kb2

24...Bf5
 
LogGrad98 said:
Remember, draw by repetition requires both sides to repeat positions.

Anywho, my move is....

DUN DUN DUN

1. e4 c5
2. Nf3 d6
3. h3 a6
4. b3 Nc6
5. d4 cxd4
6. Nxd4 Qa5+
7. c3 Bd7
8. Nxc6 Bxc6
9. f3 Nf6
10. Qd3 0-0-0
11. Bd2 g6
12. c4 Qc7
13. Nc3 e6
14. 0-0-0 Bg7
15. Be3 d5
16. exd5 exd5
17. Qc2 d4
18. Bxd4 Qf4+
19. Qd2 RXd4
20. Qxf4 RXf4
21. Nd5 Nxd5
22. cxd5 Bd7
23. Bc4 Bh6
24. Kb2, Bf5
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25. Rd2
 
well, now I'm up. I'll be by later to hopefully make my next move. The game is yours to lose, if you can manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. . . .
 
babe said:
well, now I'm up. I'll be by later to hopefully make my next move. The game is yours to lose, if you can manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. . . .
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I am an old pro at that my friend.
 
babe said:
This forces me to do one of about three things. . . . but the choices all require some study. I'm turning in, will not be able to take the next move for a day at least. . . .
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Not that I like this move, trading down when down to begin with is always a bad idea.

Bd3

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retreating one diagonal square. . . .
 
27...Rd4



I told you I am a pro at giving the game away....without a board it gets tough to follow and I was getting too cute.
 
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LogGrad98 said:
27...Rd4



I told you I am a pro at giving the game away....without a board it gets tough to follow and I was getting too cute.
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Bxf5+.

Pretty sure you might really want to think that over.

here, let me build the pic again:
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https://www.chessvideos.tv/genboard.php
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I might have something wrong here: let me list the moves again and check it out.
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1. e4, c5
2. Nf3,d6
3. h3, a6
4. b3, Nc6
5. d4, cxd4
6. Nxd4, Qa5+
7. c3, Bd7
8. Nxc6, Bxc6
9. f3, Nf6
10. Qd3, 0-0-0
11. Bd2, g6
12. c4, Qc7
13. Nc3,e6
14. 0-0-0, Bg7
15. Be3,d5
16. exd5,exd5
17. Qc2, d4
18. Bxd4, Qf4+
19. Qd2, RXd4
20. Qxf4, RXf4
21. Nd5, Nxd5
22. cxd5, Bd7
23. Bc4, Bh6
24. Kb2, Bf5
25. Rd2, Bg7
26. Kc1, b5
27. Bd3, Rd4
28. Bxf5+,

If there is anything wrong here, tell me and I'll fix it. Now, I'm going to follow the listed moves from the beginning to verify the pic.>
hmmmm. . . . this gets us to a position that is different from the pic above, in that my K is on c1, not d1. A better position for me, I think. . . but I'm gonna re-compile the list of moves, de novo.

So from the list of moves, the Kc1 is correct, but it is different from the game I was looking at when I made my last move, and is material to the outcome. . . .disastrous to me.
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I'm gonna be reviewing the developments here for a little while, again, to see why I thought K on d1. I am still building the pics from scratch when I do, and it's easy to make a mistake.

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here's a different pic I came up with going move by move from the beginning. This is like the old adage about a man with one watch always being certain about what time it is, but a man with two clocks is never sure. . . .
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NOTICE THE POSITION OF YOUR BISHOP, ALSO DIFFERENT FROM THE PIC AT THE HEAD OF THIS POST. WELL, AS THIS LAST PIC APPEARS, I THINK I DON'T NEED TO REGRET ANYTHING. LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS ANYTHING WRONG WITH THIS LAST PIC, PLEASE.
 
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It appears to me that my "other chessboard" game was wrong because I was anticipating a move by you of your bishop back to h6, and my response to that was to move my king to the d1 position. On that line of development, when you moved your rook to h4 or somewhere else, I would have moved my rook as well, evading the loss of my rook.
 
Do you guys remember how I kicked everyone's *** in this thread? Yes, that's how I choose to remember it.
 
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