| Jun-20-05 |
| JSYantiss: Interesting ending here... |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| underrated: after white exchanges can blacks central king not help his c+d pawns? i know he is down a couple pawns but maybe it was worth a few more moves with his mobile king... |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| Gowe: Perhaps there is something better but the simple: Kxf5 27.Rxc6 bxc6 28.Rxd7 (threatening a and d pawns and getting 2 extra pawns in an end, i suppose that it have to be enough to win) |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| chesswonders: I feel white's 13.  xe6 is the key move, working out a good attack |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| prinsallan: <underrated> Not much to hold onto here. The white rook will clear those poor pawns as a hot knife through butter... Besides, white has strong pawns on both sides, after trading off the rooks black is toast. Heres a game I played in a few minutes vs chessmaster: [Event " "]
[Site " "]
[Date "2005.06.20"]
[Round " "]
[White "prinsallan"]
[Black "Chessmaster"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "B29"]
26. R1e6+ Kxf5 27. Rxc6 bxc6 28. Rxd7 Rb8 29. b3 Ke4 30. Rxa7 Re8 31. Rh7 Re6 32. h3 c5 33. Rc7 Re5 34. g4 Ke3 35. Rf7 Kd2 36. a4 Kxc2 37. a5 Kxb3 38. a6 Re1+ 39. Kf2 Ra1 40. Rf6 Ra2+ 41. Ke1 h5 42. gxh5 d3 43. Rd6 c4 44. h6 Ra1+ 45. Kf2 Ra2+ 46. Ke3 Re2+ 47. Kd4 d2 48. Kc5 Kc3 49. a7 Re5+ 50. Kc6 Ra5 51. Kb7 Ra1 52. a8=Q d1=Q 53. Rxd1 Rxd1 54. Qh8+ Kd3 55. Qd8+ Kc2 56. Qxd1+ Kxd1 57. h7 Kd2 58. h8=Q Kd3 59. h4 Ke4 60. h5 Kf5 61. h6 c3 62. Qxc3 Ke6 63. h7 Kf7 64. h8=Q Ke6 65. Qhe5+ Kf7 66. Qc6 Kg8 67. Qe7 Kh8 68. Qce8# 1-0 |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| halcyonteam: is still have a way to solve it,cause it havent checkmate! |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| DanRoss53: 25.  g8? definitely looks bad, but are there any other moves that could have kept black alive? |
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Jun-20-05
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| Chessical: <DanRoss53> Blacks' only defence seems to be: <25...Nb6>, and if 26.R7e6+ Kxf5, the Black K is surviving out in the open, for instance, 27.R1e5+ Kg4 28.h3+ Kg3 29.Rh5 Rg8.
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Jun-20-05
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| kevin86: After 26... xf5 27 xc6 bxc6 28 xd7 wins another pawn and black will be three pawns down. Is this the best? |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| Rocafella: Nice pun, hoping it refers to the rap label 'Rocafella' where my name comes from! |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| maoam: It probably refers to the famous American billionaire. At least I hope it doesn't refer to the rap label, that would be too depressing for words. |
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Jun-20-05
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| Shams: <<Chessical> Blacks' only defence seems to be: <25...Nb6>...> could white then make 26.g4 Rg8 27.R1e6+ Kg5 28.h4! work? It's based on something like 28...Kxg4 29.Rg6+ Rxg6 30.fxg6 Kxh4 31.g7 Bd5 32.Rxb7, then winning the last queenside pawn and preparing b3, a4 etc. Note the king is stuck on the h-file in this line. |
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Jun-20-05
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| Chessical: <Shams> An imaginative line, but what if: <25...Nb6> 26.g4 Rg8 27.R1e6+ Kg5 28.h4+ <Kxh4!> 29.Rxh6+ Kg5, and Black is still holding on. |
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Jun-20-05
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| Shams: not 29.Rxh6 but once again 29.Rg6 Rxg6 (29...Rd8? 30.Rh7  ) 30.fxg6. |
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Jun-20-05
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| Chessical: <Shams> I still have doubts that Black is lost after: <25...Nb6 26.g4 Rg8 27.R1e6+ Kg5 28.h4+ Kxh4>, and if <29.Rg6>, then <29...Rc8!> 30.f6 Bd5 31.f7 Rf8 32.Rxh6+ Kxg4 33.Rf6 Nc4 34.Rd7 Kg5 35.Rf2 Ne3. In the above line, <30.Rxh6+> is no better <30...Kxg4> 31.Rhe6 (31.f6?? Kg5). |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| DanRoss53: <Chessical> and <Shams>: after 25...  b6 26. g4 g8 27. 1e6+ g5, White is better with 28. f6! d5 29. f7! f8 30. xb6 axb6 31. e5+ |
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Jun-20-05
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| Shams: <DanRoss53> yes that looks very strong. |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| Rocafella: <maoam> That's a bit harsh. Rap's great! |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| Phoenix: Rap is anti-music. |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| Granite: Rap is to music what the WWE is to proffessional sports... |
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| Jun-20-05 |
| FearsomePawn: <Rocafella> maoam's comments were justified but these last 2 weren't... just opinions. |
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Jun-21-05
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| Chessical: <DanRoss53> and <Shams>, thank you for your ideas, this is a very interesting position. After <25...Nb6> 26.g4 Rg8 27.R1e6+ Kg5 <28.f6!> <DanRoss53>'s move is winning, with the only alternative defence <28...Rf8> 29.Rg7+ Kf4 30.f7 Bd5, not appearing to hold. So, going back to try to find an improvement, what about: <25...Nb6> 26.g4 <Bd5> to cover the critical white squares <e6> and <f7>? |
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Jun-21-05
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| Shams: <Chessical> let me say that you were right and I was wrong, earlier; the 29.Rg6 Rd8? 30.Rh7 line I gave is not nearly as strong as I thought. white is a couple tempi too slow. you had the better of things until Mr. Ross showed up. <25...Nb6 26.g4 Bd5> maybe here the white king can hop to f4 on the dark squares -- 27.Kf2 Rg8 28.Kg3 h5 29.h3 and then Kf4. White's pawn pair are not so mobile yet but black's pieces are also tied down. After the d-pawn falls black will have a most trying defense. If 29...hg 30.hg Rg5 31.Kf4 white threatens Re6+, etc. |
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| Jun-23-05 |
| DanRoss53: <Chessical> 25... b6 26. g4 d5! looks drawish without too many chances for either side in my opinion. |
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