Longest Games

Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)

Mine Game 2865725 76 moves

Originally posted by Ramned
Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)

Mine Game 2865725 76 moves

We were both determined not to win (88 moves): Game 1139929

My next longest was this (86 moves): Game 1435310

Two at 89 moves

Game 1017081

Game 1148055

and one at 88

Game 1314911

Looks like I am winning now 🙂

I think there's some relation between style of play and longest game.

I love this game, also my longest:

Game 1225568

Originally posted by Ramned
Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)

Mine Game 2865725 76 moves

Game 3085611 Longest lost game.
Game 3117021 Longest won game.

96 and I got lucky Game 2134301
91 and I didn't get lucky Game 822189
88 and I finally win one... Game 839831

Originally posted by slappy115
Game 2451242

93 moves.

Originally posted by Ramned
Post your longest completed games. Those are usually the most interesting. (You can find it easily by going to archived games and sorting by move.)

Mine Game 2865725 76 moves

Game 2741065 76 moves also. One I actually won

The longest games are "usually the most interesting"?? Where's the connection? If you have a book of games, do you scan the contents and look for the one with the most moves? I usually play the shortest ones first. In fact there are many collections of short games. I don't recall a collection of long games. If it's on endgames (like Capablanca"s best) the writer usually gives you a diagram or a quick run through of the beginning so you don't get bored to death before the conclusion.

Originally posted by buddy2
The longest games are "usually the most interesting"?? Where's the connection? If you have a book of games, do you scan the contents and look for the one with the most moves? I usually play the shortest ones first. In fact there are many collections of short games. I don't recall a collection of long games. If it's on endgames (like Capablanca"s best) ...[text shortened]... quick run through of the beginning so you don't get bored to death before the conclusion.