Jimer and I are playing online chess!

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Re: Jimer and I are playing online chess!

Post by Jimer Lins » Fri Nov 19, 2010 11:36 pm

Blackferne wrote:Well you are by all accounts a stronger player than me so the question isn't do I feel the jaws closing around me, but rather WHAT'S TAKING YOU SO LONG?
lol. Don't sell yourself short. I think we're actually pretty close. I'm a bit rusty, to be sure, but you're no slouch. I'm still not sure how I'm going to winkle you out of there while not letting you use your pawn advantage.
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Re: Jimer and I are playing online chess!

Post by Jimer Lins » Wed Nov 24, 2010 9:26 pm

Finally. Sheesh, you're a slippery bastard.
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Re: Jimer and I are playing online chess!

Post by Blackferne » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:26 pm

Jimer Lins wrote:Finally. Sheesh, you're a slippery bastard.
I submitted that game for computer analysis. I should get the results in a few days. I'll see how it turns out.
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Re: Jimer and I are playing online chess!

Post by Jimer Lins » Thu Nov 25, 2010 12:01 am

Blackferne wrote:
Jimer Lins wrote:Finally. Sheesh, you're a slippery bastard.
I submitted that game for computer analysis. I should get the results in a few days. I'll see how it turns out.
Neat. I look forward to seeing that.
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Re: Jimer and I are playing online chess!

Post by Blackferne » Thu Nov 25, 2010 5:16 pm

Here is the game. The analysis sometimes has alternate lines like if I made a blunder it would say best move is XYZ and then show how that should play out. I've trimmed the alternate lines but kept the comments about what was the best move.

1. e4 e5 (book moves)
2. Nf3 Nc6 (book moves)
3. g3 Nf6 (book moves)
4. Nc3 Bb4
5. a3 Bxc3
6. dxc3 d6
7. Bg2 Nxe4
8. O-O? (Mistake. best moves was Nxe5)
8. ...Bg4
9. h3 Bxf3
10. Qxf3 Ng5
11. Bxg5 Qxg5
12. h4?! (Inaccuracy: best continuation was Qd3)
12. ....e4? (Mistake. better was Qd2)
13. Qxe4+ Qe5
14. Rae1?!(Inaccuracy: better was Qc4)
14. ....O-O-O? (Mistake: Better was Qxe4)
15. Bh3+? (Mistake: better was Qg4+)
15. ...Kb8
16. Bg2?! (Inaccuracy: Better was Qc4)
16. ...Rhe8
17. f4?? (Blunder: Best was 17. Qxh7)
17. ...Qc5+
18. Kh1?! (INACCURACY - Perhaps better was 18. Kh2)
18. ...Rxe4
19. Bxe4 f5
20. Bxc6 Qxc6+
21. Kg1? (MISTAKE - That was a mistake. Much better was 21. Kh2)
21. ...Qb5? (MISTAKE - Better was 21... Qb6+)
22. b4 Qc4
23. Re7? (MISTAKE - That was a mistake. Much better was 23. Rf3)
23. ...Qc6? (MISTAKE - Better was 23... Qxc3)
24. Rxg7?! (NACCURACY - Perhaps better was 24. Re3)
24. ...Re8
25. Rxh7 Qe4
26. h5?1 (NACCURACY - Perhaps better was 26. Rf2)
26. ...Qe3+
27. Kh2?? (BLUNDER - should have played 27. Kg2)
27. ...Rg8?? (BLUNDER The best move was 27... Qe2+)
28. Rg1 Qe2+
29. Rg2 Qg4
30. c4 a6
31. a4 Ka7
32. Kg1 Qh3
33. Kf2 Re8
34. c3 Qg4?? (Blunder: The best move was 34... Qh1)
35. Kg1 Re1+
36. Kh2 (mate in 6)
36. ...c6?? (BLUNDER: The best move was 36... Qd1)
37. c5?? (Blunder: At least White escapes forced checkmate)
37. ...d5??(BLUNDER - The best move was 37... Qd1)
38. a5? (MISTAKE - That was a mistake. Much better was 38. b5)
38. ...Qf3?? (BLUNDER The best move was 38... Qd1)
39. Kh3?? ((-Mat04) BLUNDER - Now checkmate is inevitable. Your best defense was 39. b5)
39. ...Qxc3?? (BLUNDER -The best move was 39... Rh1+)
40. Kh4?? (BLUNDER - Well at least you have escaped a forced checkmate!)
40. ...Qf6+
41. Kh3 d4??(BLUNDER - The best move was 41... Rh1+)
42. Rd7??(BLUNDER - Oh no - a blunder! You should have played 42. Rh2)
42. ...Qh6
43. g4?? (BLUNDER - Now checkmate is inevitable. Your best defense was 43. Rh7)
43. ...fxg4+?? (BLUNDER - The best move was 43... Qxf4)
44. Kxg4 Qe6+
45. Kg5 Qxd7
46. h6??(BLUNDER should have played 46. Kh6)
46. ...Qh7?? (BLUNDER -The best move was 46... Qd5+)
47. f5? (MISTAKE - That was a mistake. Much better was 47. Kf6)
47. ...Rh1?? (BLUNDER - The best move was 47... Rf1)
48. kf6 Qxh6+??(BLUNDER -The best move was 48... Qh8+)
49. Rg6 Qh7?? (BLUNDER - The best move was 49... Qh8+)
50. Ke5 d3??(BLUNDER The best move was 50... Qh4)
51. Rd6 Qh2+
52. Ke6 d2?? ((-Mat08) BLUNDER -The best move was 52... Re1+)
53. f6?? ((-Mat06) BLUNDER - White should have played 53. Rxd2)
53. ...d1=Q??((-Mat07) BLUNDER - Lucky you! Your opponent blundered! The best move was 53... Re1+)
54. Rxd1 Rxd1??(BLUNDER The best move was 54... Qe2+)
55. f7?? (-Mat04) BLUNDER- White should have played 55. Kf5)
55. ...Re1+ (-mat04)
56. Kf6 (-mat03) Qh6+?? ((-Mat06) BLUNDER - The best move was 56... Qe5+)
57. Kf5 Rf1+((-Mat05))
58. Ke5?? ((-Mat03) BLUNDER - White should have played 58. Ke4)
58. ...Rxf7??((-Mat05) BLUNDER -The best move was 58... Qe3+)
59. Kd4??((-Mat03) BLUNDER - You should have played 59. Ke4)
59. ...Rf5?? ((-Mat05) BLUNDER - The best move was 59... Rf3)
60. Kc3?? ((-Mat03) BLUNDER - White should have played 60. b5)
60. ...Rf4??((-Mat05) BLUNDER - The best move was 60... Rf3+)
61. b5?? ((-Mat03) BLUNDER - White should have played 61. Kd3)
61. ...Qh3+
62. Kb2 Rf2+
63. kc1 Qh1#

So you can see there were plenty of blunders. You missed a few forced mate situations in our nestled pawn rook quagmire on the white king side. And I had plenty of ill thought out moves of my own.
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Re: Jimer and I are playing online chess!

Post by Jimer Lins » Sun Nov 28, 2010 8:37 am

I'm going through it now.

And I hate that the iPad version of this app doesn't give you more notice about a chat message. You sent a few I didn't read until now, sorry about that. I got a challenge from ToddGarett and had no idea who he was so I declined it, assuming he was just some random dude, and since 99% of those are people who are gonna be dicks, I declined it. Tell him I apologize for that.
A man may fight for many things. His country, his friends, his principles, the glistening tear on the cheek of a golden child. But personally, I'd mud-wrestle my own mother for a ton of cash, an amusing clock and a sack of French porn. - Edmund Blackadder

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