Originally posted by Diet CokeIt's the internet, so it doesn't matter... Go for it, imo.
My opponent claimed I could have gone on for the win but he's around 2300-2400 so I didn't want to risk it.
I've beaten this rubbish once on RHP too. Game 2145148 If you put this through a computer, as I did after the game was over, you will see I missed some rather quicker winning manouvers...
Originally posted by TommyCThat's easier said than done against an opponent who's won 27 of the previous 28 games.
It's the internet, so it doesn't matter... Go for it, imo.
I've beaten this rubbish once on RHP too. Game 2145148 If you put this through a computer, as I did after the game was over, you will see I missed some rather quicker winning manouvers...
Originally posted by Diet CokeI only accepted the draw so we could play a latvian gambit.
That's OK.
I thought I was going insane for a while!
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Originally posted by Dutch DefenseGame 3316612 is now over.
This game is in progress. NO COMMENTS PLEASE! 😀
Originally posted by SchumiYou do have a point there. Here are a few games of the Ruy Lopez:
You could do it that way too I suppose. 🙂
If you don't ever play Ruy Lopez games, why are you complaining about it though?
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Game 3316612 This game is me playing as white challenging Diet Coke and the Schliemann Defense. 😀
Originally posted by ih8sensThat's a fairly unusual point of view, Grandmaster opinion is something along the lines of it being the opening in which white is most likely to hold the advantage. My experience of playing it seems to confirm this, as here I score 64% with it (54 wins, 4 draws and 29 defeats). White has the pawn centre, and as long as it stays intact then barring accidents things should go well.
I think the ruy lopez gives black an advantage.
The black pawns are in better position, and the kingside (the more common side for castling) is still intact.