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dear friends, behold and be amazed, our dear Aussie friend, the illustrious Bindi,
once touted as the gal who has lost the most games on RHP has overcome a player
no less than 700 points her superior if ratings are to be believed. Jack of Jack and
the beanstalk eat your heart out, you aint got nuthin on this giant killer! Yes dear
friends weighing in at a mere 1010 rating points she traversed the beanstalk like a
gazelle and felled the giant with a mighty swing of her chess axe! in the distance,
banners waved full of cheer and a little Queenslander gal shone brighter than the
Aussie sun!
Daverokudan (1710) v Elamef (1010) RHP 2010
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| 1. | e4 | d5 |
|---|---|---|
| 2. | e5 | e6 |
| 3. | d4 | c5 |
| 4. | Bf1b5 | Bc8d7 |
| 5. | Bb5xd7 | Nb8xd7 |
| 6. | Ng1f3 | Ng8e7 |
| 7. | Bc1g5 | Qd8a5 |
| 8. | Bg5d2 | Qa5b5 |
| 9. | Bd2c3 | Ne7f5 |
| 10. | a4 | Qb5c6 |
| 11. | O-O | Bf8e7 |
| 12. | Rf1e1 | O-O |
| 13. | h3 | Nf5h6 |
| 14. | Qd1c1 | f5 |
| 15. | Bc3d2 | Nh6f7 |
| 16. | c4 | cxd4 |
| 17. | Nf3xd4 | Qc6c8 |
| 18. | Nd4xe6 | Rf8e8 |
| 19. | cxd5 | Qc8b8 |
| 20. | Ne6c7 | Nf7xe5 |
| 21. | Nc7xa8 | Qb8xa8 |
| 22. | Bd2c3 | Ne5d3 |
| 23. | Qc1e3 | Nd7c5 |
| 24. | Qe3g3 | g6 |
| 25. | Re1e3 | f4 |
| 26. | Qg3f3 | fxe3 |
| 27. | Qf3xe3 | Qa8d8 |
| 28. | Qe3d4 | Be7f6 |
| 29. | Qd4xf6 | Re8e1 |
| 30. | Bc3xe1 | Qd8xf6 |
| 31. | Be1c3 | Qf6xf2 |
| 32. | Kg1h2 | Nc5e4 |
| 33. | Nb1a3 | Qf2f4 |
| 34. | Kh2g1 | Qf4e3 |
| 35. | Kg1h2 | Nd3f2 |
| 36. | Bc3e1 | Qe3g3 |
| 37. | Kh2g1 | Nf2xh3 |
| 38. | Kg1f1 | Qg3d3 |
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Originally posted by robbie carrobieNice mate at the end.
dear friends, behold and be amazed, our dear Aussie friend, the illustrious Bindi,
once touted as the gal who has lost the most games on RHP has overcome a player
no less than 700 points her superior if ratings are to be believed. Jack of Jack and
the beanstalk eat your heart out, you aint got nuthin on this giant killer! Yes dear
friends w ...[text shortened]... Kg1h2 Nd3f2 36. Bc3e1 Qe3g3 37. Kh2g1 Nf2xh3 38. Kg1f1 Qg3d3 0-1[/pgn]
I had no clue whether white or black was going to win this game until the very end. Interesting from a sports-fan perspective.
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Originally posted by rutgerkCan we ask you, what do you mean, computer chess ? i do hope its not an accusation of cheating or i shall be forced to saddle my horse, ride across to Southern Sweden, slap you across the face with my glove a few times and you may choose your pistols at dawn! for the honour of the lady, you understand.
Computor chess ??!
Originally posted by robbie carrobieYeah robbie, that is where you take old computer mice and use as pawns, old servers as rooks, old towers as knights, etc. You've heard of it. LOL For all of you robotics freaks and chess lovers. Check this out. My uncle knows this guy, their "battle bots" have competed. Kind of cool for all of us "mechanical, calculating, how does it work" types.
Can we ask you, what do you mean, computer chess ? i do hope its not an accusation of cheating or i shall be forced to saddle my horse, ride across to Southern Sweden and you may choose your pistols at dawn! for the honour of the lady, you understand.
http://www.teamhassenplug.org/monsterchess/
Eric