Dantes

Who did he lose to????????????????????????????

Check the thread "Quite a run!".

I also believe that there's one thread about this in the "only chess" forum as well.

-Jarno

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Originally posted by TDR1
Who did he lose to????????????????????????????

Well Dantes, for the longest winning streak RHP will prolly ever see,
Here's to you!!!
😉

one question though...how does one exactly lose by a move timeout?
they were only on move #19.

I watched the game. Feivel had the right to ask TO but look at the match: Feivel was LOSING. Maybe a good player but NOT sportif player. I can understand if u ask TO immediately if u are in a winning position but in this situation i consider it a big antisportif way to play. According to me chess is different. Sorry
Cristina

Originally posted by conticchio
I watched the game. Feivel had the right to ask TO but look at the match: Feivel was LOSING. Maybe a good player but NOT sportif player. I can understand if u ask TO immediately if u are in a winning position but in this situation i consider it a big antisportif way to play. According to me chess is different. Sorry
Cristina

Christina,

I will gladly play anyone here (first come first serve) an unrated game from the position in question to stop all this idiotic speculation that I was losing. The only advantage white had is the advantage of the opening move if he had that much. So come on and try me, I would really like to be shown. If anyone is unwilling to take me up on this offer they had best remain silent or risk looking like fools.

Feivel the Freethinker

If no mistakes were made feivel would win.
Around move 40.

I think the TO was justified, but i'd like to see a rematch...

It could be like a superbowl spectacular

Feivel the TO taker vs Dantes the wounded tiger.

We could have running commentary and take bets! A featured game with all the excitement of a hollywood plot!!

Originally posted by rapalla7
If no mistakes were made feivel would win.
Around move 40.

The computer at that position has Edmond with a ridiculously small advantage

Originally posted by TimmyToilet
The computer at that position has Edmond with a ridiculously small advantage

Before this becomes a debate on who hsad an advantage if any, a word from one (or both) of the participants is in order. Edmond Dantes did have (in my opinion) an advantage that is based on white having the first move. To be put bluntly it was NOT a loss but most probably a draw.

Feivel the Freethinker