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Jan-03-03 | | ughaibu: Yes, looks fine to me. |
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Mar-16-04 | | thoskins: wow...totally wow |
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Jun-08-04 | | zb2cr: If 14...♔h5; 15 ♘f1+, ♕h4 (15...♔g4 leads to the same line as the actual game); 16 ♘g3+, ♔g4; 17 ♗e6#. |
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Jun-08-04 | | poktirity: Amazing finish. |
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Dec-14-04 | | morphy234: LOL... it would be funnier if someone did 2...f6 against the King gambit. King's Gambit Declined Slav. hahaha |
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Feb-02-05 | | schnarre: <morphy234> I've seen 2...f6 played vs. the King's Gambit only once--after 3. fxe5 Qe7 4. d4 fxe5 5.Nf3 White went on to win (after,I think, 23 moves). A few times I've seen 2...f5!? played (mixed results, but White won most of the time). |
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Jun-23-05 | | ArturoRivera: hahaha!, slav defense against the KG!! |
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Aug-25-05 | | Robert De Leon Jr.: If I'm not mistaken, isn't there a quicker way to win by means of: 10. Qe5+ Kg4 or Kh4 ,and it is mate in two no matter what!? |
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Sep-06-05 | | tiburon92: this is hilarious |
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Sep-07-05 | | sneaky pete: If 10.Qe5+ Bf5 causes delay but the mate after 10.Qf3+ .. is nice and clean. 2... f6 against the King's Gambit was played in Fischer vs J Jones, 1964. |
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Sep-15-05 | | Robert De Leon Jr.: <sneaky pete> Thank You, 10. Qf3+!! is the best move, after which follows a forced mating variation. 10...Bg4 11. Qxg4+ Kxg4 12. h3+ (12. f3+? is a mistake and the black king would live to see the middle game) and now black is at a crossing (pun intended) to choose which mate in two He/She would like. 1st: 12...Kh4 13. Nf3 Kh5 14. g4# and 2nd: 12...Kh5 13. g4+ Kh4 14. Nf3#. |
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Sep-15-05 | | Robert De Leon Jr.: <sneaky pete> I'm sorry but I must retract my statement and say that YOU are WRONG interposing with 10...Bf5?? 11. Qxf5+!! Kh4 and it's MATE in ONE with either 12. Nf3# or 12. g3#!! |
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Sep-16-05 | | sneaky pete: <Robert De Leon Jr.> You're right, off course. I "analysed" from the diagram and could see the # in 5 starting with 10.Qf3+ .. but strangely missed the shorter and simpler # after 10.Qe5+ .., maybe because of the unusual backward pin of pawn g6 by Bf7. My only comfort is that "Dr" A.A. missed both mates. |
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Jan-11-06 | | schnarre: <tiburon92> Quite! |
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Apr-25-06 | | GUERNSEY: i know it is an old game e5 should of taked d4 instead of opening king side pawn. In fact any thing but that move would of been better. |
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Aug-25-06 | | Autoreparaturwerkbau: Now that's "king hunt" immediately out of the blocks! |
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Jan-12-07 | | Poisonpawns: Alekhine wanted to show that he could launch a mating attack WITHOUT development. |
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Jan-13-07 | | Paulvandyk: To summarize, it looks like after 4 ... Ke7 it is mate in 8, white to move. Blacks 5th move is forced
If 6 ... Kg6, 7 Qf5#
If 7 ... Be6 8 Qe6#
If 8 ... Qg5 9 Qxg5#
If 8 ... Kf6 9 Qg5#
If 8 ... Bg4 9 Qxg4+ and either 9 ... Qg5 10 Qxg5# or 9 ... Kf6 10 Qg5# Black's 9th move is forced
And after Robert De Leon Jr's suggestion of 10 Qe5+ either
A) 10 ... Kh4 11 g3+ Kg4 12 h3#
B) 10 ... Kg4 11 h3+ Kh4 12 g3#
C) 10 ... Qg5 11 Qxg5# or
D) 10 ... Bf5 11 Qxf5+ and either 11 ... Qg5 12 Qxg5# or 11 ... Kh4 12 g3# |
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Jan-14-07 | | Paulvandyk: Sadly, my last post contains a mistake, because black can prevent the mate with 7 ... Qxd5. So, I guess that after 4 ... Ke7 black must give up his queen for a bishop in order to avoid mate in 8. |
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May-19-07 | | gBizzle: owned |
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Jan-02-09 | | WhiteRook48: no development. Alekhine wins. Was NN drunk? |
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Jan-02-09 | | Travis Bickle: <WhiteRook48: no development. Alekhine wins. Was NN drunk?> NN thought it was give away chess. |
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Jan-02-09 | | MaxxLange: Alekhine showing off against a beginner.....meh. I prefer the NN games where the NN is maybe expert strength or even 2200 and gets crushed more instructively, making decent looking moves that are wrong |
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Mar-30-10
 | | MichaelJHuman: So 2...f6 always looks like a mistake in this position? Hiarcs gives white almost a full pawn advantage. 3...fxe is unplayable. Black seems to be able to recover a bit with 3...Nc6 |
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Oct-13-16
 | | fredthebear: It's ironic that Black's weak move 2...f6 gets punished with 17.f3#. Such moves are perhaps the ugliest on the chess board. |
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