The competition to win the Tal Book. ‘My Life and Games.’
(well not quite, I have not thought up a competition yet but
I do give you a picture of the book prize waiting to won!)
Next an unheard melody from a Spassky game.
And then for some reason I start talking about coaching. I really
must plan these things instead of making them up as I go along.
Finally we see four positions where an RHP has played a unforced move
allowing mate in one. An example of what’s on offer (it’s not on the blog).
brisbaneboy - TemplarExemplar RHP 2022
- 8
- a
- 7
- b
- 6
- c
- 5
- d
- 4
- e
- 3
- f
- 2
- g
- 1
- h
White played...
49.Kh3 Qh1 Checkmate.
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@greenpawn34
How about you pick 10 squares, algebraic notation, and the patzers pick 10 and post their picks.
Whoever guessed the most correctly wins.
I figure the math is one out of six right?
( It can't be too easy)
It would be interesting to see people's biased choices like...
g6... obviously he plays the Modern Defense.
c4... no tactics please!
d4... another London System 🙄
My squares have special meaning and the examples I gave are just examples.
It would be so much fun 🤗
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@booger saidOr people with 20 different accounts 😁
@greenpawn34
If it's only one square then the people who guess late will have better odds no?
@greenpawn34 saidImagine choosing "Dr Brain" as a handle and then playing that helpmate. 😖
The competition to win the Tal Book. ‘My Life and Games.’
(well not quite, I have not thought up a competition yet but
I do give you a picture of the book prize waiting to won!)
Next an unheard melody from a Spassky game.
And then for some reason I start talking about coaching. I really
must plan these things instead of making them up as I go alo ...[text shortened]... n]
White played...
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