Originally posted by celticcountry5 times, but never against someone rated more than 300 less than me...
lol.
you played it once ?
or never ?
This is one: Game 1141833
Originally posted by WulebgrA master at our club used to play that now and then. I thought it was pretty funny but i've seen other top players playing it. We had a discussion about it also. I was saying that it shows a lack of respect to your opponent. Like haha you suck, you can't mate me, i'll just move my king here and there etc... Much like opening a game say.... 1.h4
With 1.f3 2.Kf2, I have 9 wins and a loss. 90% is my best percentage. Perhaps I should play this opening more often.
Multi-game analysis? No idea what you mean.
Maybe the opening stuff they are talking about. First you should visit chessbase and read some stuff you can use fritz for. That's how I learnt. www.chessbase.com go to support at the top and then T-notes.
I don't have fritz with me but i'll try to write out what to do.
Load all your games into a seperate database. Then go to fritz main window, go to move list and click on the opening book tab. Right click in that section away from the move and then go close book. Then click on load book, it should be empty. Go to Edit I belive and it says load book i think and then load games, select you database and then click okay and it should make it for you.
Remeber that you go to seperate you white games from your black game though. So you gotta make 2 different books. One for you as white and one for you playign black.
Originally posted by celticcountryHeck, that's nothing. I've got over a hundred move sequences where I have a 100% record. Here's an example.
I finally worked out how to get a database of my games.(thanks to Ragnorak).
I discovered my only 100% record was in this scenario.
1. c4 d5 2. cxd5 Qxd5 .
wonderful
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1. e4 c5 2. Nb1c3 d6 3. d3 e6 4. Ng1f3 Ng8f6 5. Bf1e2 Bf8e7 6. O-O O-O
7. a3 a6 8. b4 Nb8c6 9. bxc5 dxc5 10. e5 Nf6d7 11. Bc1e3 Nc6xe5 12. Nf3xe5 Nd7xe5
13. f4 Ne5g6 14. Ra1b1 b5 15. Nc3e4 Bc8b7 16. Be2f3 Qd8c7 17. Ne4g3 Bb7xf3
18. Rf1xf3 Ra8d8 19. f5 exf5 20. Rf3xf5 Be7d6 21. Qd1e1 Rd8e8 22. Qe1f2 Bd6xg3
23. Qf2f3 Bg3xh2 24. Kg1f1 Ng6h4 25. Qf3g4 Nh4xf5 26. Qg4f3 Re8xe3
27. Qf3xf5 Rf8e8 28. Rb1e1 Re3xe1 29. Kf1f2 Qc7g3 0-1