Does this happen a lot?

Falco Lombardi

Only Chess

03 Oct 06

Falco Lombardi

over there

Joined: 12 Sep 06
Moves: 749

03 Oct 06

Game 2566191

He played book lines. Then he brought out his queen then hung it. Did he use a database or something?

RahimK

Edmonton, Alberta

Joined: 25 Nov 04
Moves: 2101

04 Oct 06

Originally posted by Falco Lombardi
Game 2566191

He played book lines. Then he brought out his queen then hung it. Did he use a database or something?

3 possible explanations.

1. He moved to quickly and didn't see the blunder.
2. He was blindly following the book line and theory ended and he didn't know what to do. Lots of users do this, that's why you can't just follow book lines. You have to know what is going on.

3. He wouldn't be doing this but and i'm not accusing him but just throwing it out there:

Chess program crashed and he doesn't know how to play chess.

I think it was 1.

darkguy00000

Joined: 19 Sep 06
Moves: 995

04 Oct 06

It's easy to hang a queen or something also if you are studying a very long line that wins material etc. and you overlook a piece of your opponents'.

But I agree, most likely it was #1

Shinidoki

Joined: 21 Feb 06
Moves: 6500

04 Oct 06

Well, I'm Pretty certain that sac isn't part of KID theory.

~~leepound~~

Joined: 21 Jul 04
Moves: 30690

04 Oct 06

he made a bad move. Unfortunately, I must admit I make bad moves too often.

Angry Boy

Joined: 19 Sep 05
Moves: 82348

08 Oct 06

Originally posted by Falco Lombardi
Game 2566191

He played book lines. Then he brought out his queen then hung it. Did he use a database or something?

No. He just fu*ked up. Probably been drinking

huckleberryhound

Devout Agnostic.

DZ-015

Joined: 12 Oct 05
Moves: 42584

08 Oct 06

My favourite message to hear in-game

"good move, that wasn't in my book "

🙂

stevetodd

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08 Oct 06

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