Ernest F Pecci vs Fritz (Computer) (2001)

Ernest F Pecci vs Fritz (Computer)
Pecci vs Fritz Match 2001 · Queen Pawn Game: Mason Attack (A03) · 1-0

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Dec-22-06		lunacyfrog: Why not 26 gxf8=Q mate?

Dec-23-06		syracrophy: <lunacyfrog> Maybe Pecci was having some fun with the poor piece of steel

Dec-23-06		Aspirador: 17...Re8 should be 17...Rfe8, obviously.

Mar-03-07		Manic: Haha. That is so slack to fritz. "I could mate you, but I'd rather have some more fun first"

Mar-31-09		apexin: 7.g4 was a good move.Got the compyter out of book early.Well these days anyone can beat fritz or at least draw <joking mode>

Apr-23-09		andrewleef1: wheres the mate?

Dec-11-09		Domdaniel: <wheres the mate?> There isn't one, not with the rooks on e8 and c8. One was previously misplaced.

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