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Jun-07-13
 | | The Last Straw: <truefriends> Whoops! Your biography had said 1-0, so I thought it was 1-0. Be8 doesn't look strong, so prepare for some Bb5 or Ba4. |
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Jun-07-13
 | | truefriends: < The Last Straw:
Be8 doesn't look strong, so prepare for some Bb5 or Ba4.> You can see in the mainline what i am expecting. All kind of alternatives were analysed (and refuted) in my forum by the other experts and me ;-) |
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Jun-07-13
| | truefriends: <75... Be8> played
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Jun-07-13
| | truefriends: Current position in the other game:
click for larger viewWHITE TO MOVE |
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| Jun-07-13 | | Ceri: The other game.
You asked for advice but didn't take it when I gave it - pursuing computer evaluations. You are on your own.
Cheers,
Ceri |
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Jun-07-13
| | truefriends: I DID play your moves Qg1 and Bb6! |
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| Jun-08-13 | | Ceri: But I showed you that the DSB was the key to winning, either by the sac on g5, or, the lesser way in countering Nh7 by playing Bb6 and using it as a shield to capture on b5. Marooning it on a5 is inconsistent with these plans - it is a computer choice. Now, you need to try to engineer the Bb6 shield plan. Black's pieces are on precisely the same squares as the original diagramme, your pieces are worse but with a higher comp evaluation, I suspect. Cheers,
Ceri |
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Jun-08-13
| | truefriends: <76.Kg5> played
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Jun-09-13
| | truefriends: <76... Bc7> played
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Jun-09-13
| | truefriends: <77.Kh6> played
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Jun-10-13
| | truefriends: <77... Bb5> played
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Jun-10-13
| | truefriends: <78. Kg7> played
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Jun-14-13
| | truefriends: <78... Bd3 79.Bg5+> played
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Jun-14-13
| | truefriends: <DcG>, this is the current position in the other game:
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Jun-14-13
| | truefriends: <DcG: I hope your bishop endgame is doing fine.> You can always see the current position in my profile! |
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Jun-14-13
 | | DcGentle: Yes, sorry, I also missed the last page, I guess, your "other game" has progressed as well. I was off for some days. I already looked at the current position of the bishop andgame. Looks winning for White. ;-) (I extended the line until I got a 6 piece position which was a mate in 20 according to the EGTBs.) |
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Jun-14-13
| | DcGentle: <truefriends>: I hope it's White to move in the current position of your "other game", otherwise it's harder to win. ;-) |
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Jun-16-13
| | truefriends: Seems like these are the possible next moves:
<79... Kd6 80. Bf3>
<79... Ke8 80. Bf5> |
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Jun-16-13
 | | morfishine: Hi <truefriends>! Thanks for dropping by and keeping me informed on your game! I had taken a break or sabbatical and was out of touch with chess matters for awhile. This is a unique and intensely interesting situation with literal insane complications. I truly hope you triumph, even if it takes 150 moves to prove the logic :) |
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Jun-16-13
| | truefriends: <79... Kd6> played!
click for larger viewPRIME CANDIDATE MOVE: <80. Bf3> |
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Jun-16-13
| | truefriends: <80. Bf3> played
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Jun-19-13
| | truefriends: <80... Bf1> played
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Jun-19-13
| | truefriends: <81. Kf7> played
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| Jun-19-13 | | Ceri: Game over at move 111?
Cheers,
Ceir |
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Jun-19-13
| | truefriends: Within the next 10 moves white will win the e5 pawn. Hope that will make him resign, but i doubt it. |
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