[FEN "8/2q4k/8/5PK1/6P1/4Q3/8/8 b - - 0 1"] 1...Qd6 2.f6 {this seems bad because...} Qd5 {repels the white K} 3.Kf4 Kg6 {and per the box, white isn't going to win anymore}
That wins (before I get another entry from someone outside the UK and it cost
me loads of lolly to post) PM me an address, you will also get a chess book.
The one I should sent to David. See Blog Post 494
That wins (before I get another entry from someone outside the UK and it cost
me loads of lolly to post) PM me an address, you will also get a chess book.
The one I should sent to David. See Blog Post 494
Not really bothered about the prizes thanks Geoff
I was just hoping for some other witty entries to make me smile.
If you really need to get rid of the cd and book,just take 'em to a charity shop.
Like the blogs.I may even learn something from them I can remember one day!
Charity shops are refusing the C.D. (they must have been reading the blog.)
Give me the address of your local Charity Shop. I'll post it and the book there!
If you really want to spend the cash on postage you may as well send it to me.
I'll probably use it as a raffle prize for the bowling club
PM on the way.
@fmdavidhlevinsaid Although the contest is over (and I was ineligible), here's a fictional chess book+author:
"Defending Lost Positions" by Drew Dow Knox.
That one gave me an idea.
'How To Do Chess Pairings' by I. Drew Lotts.
Everyone was ineligible but the thought of taking the first entry because I knew it
was in the U.K. popping me up as a cheapskate appealed. It will make good blog reading.