21 Mar 17
Originally posted by greenpawn34He would have still been screwed, I take pawn with bishop, attacking rook , he moves rook to attack my queen and after I move queen out of attack, he has the choice to not take, putting me a piece up or take bishop and I take back with knight forking king and queen. so it was a lost position regardless of what he does.
"I don't see it."
I think he means if WHite had not played 13.fxe4 then
there is no mate in one.after 13,Kd2,
21 Mar 17
Originally posted by sonhouseWell, he mishandled the opening. In the space of a few moves he buried his light squared bishop, moved his knight that was defending f3 and castled into your attack. I think had you played 1. ... d5 or 1. ... Nf6 he'd have been on more familiar territory and not botched it, or at least not so quickly. Well played.
[pgn][Event "Challenge"]
[Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"]
[Date "2017.03.18"]
[EndDate "2017.03.20"]
[Round "?"]
[White "masam"]
[Black "sonhouse"]
[WhiteRating "1326"]
[BlackRating "1733"]
[WhiteElo "1326"]
[BlackElo "1733"]
[Result "0-1"]
[GameId "12136120"]
1. d4 e5 2. e3 e4 3. f3 Ng8f6 4. Nb1c3 Bf8b4 5. Bf1c4 d5 6. Bc4b3 c6 7. Ng1e2 exf ...[text shortened]... e possible. Necessary was R-f2.
His 1300 to my 1700 would say I should win but not this fast!