On the basis that it was my first loss, and that it was a ridiculous blunder that lost me the game, when I had cancelled out any edge white may have had, and was looking at having a bit of an edge myself.
Game 1200984
I made the last move in this game in a semi-wasted state last night. I'm no stranger to blunders but this was by far the easiest win that I can remember managing to throw away. Kudos to my opponent for setting me up.
Game 1276229
Originally posted by jerbee47That's a perfect example why it can pay not to resign in a lost position... I have run into stalemate traps several times when playing against the computer, especially when I was in time trouble. So far I have been able to avoid it in correspondence chess.
I made the last move in this game in a semi-wasted state last night. I'm no stranger to blunders but this was by far the easiest win that I can remember managing to throw away. Kudos to my opponent for setting me up.
Game 1276229
Originally posted by jerbee47Underpromotion to a bishop would have been fun to try. It would be interesting to experience maneuvering two bishops on the same color, ganging them up with your queen to force a mate.
I made the last move in this game in a semi-wasted state last night. I'm no stranger to blunders but this was by far the easiest win that I can remember managing to throw away. Kudos to my opponent for setting me up.
Game 1276229
I won a piece in the middlegame and set my oponent's king up for an upcoming mate, but look at the shot I missed! ðŸ˜
Game 1267252
Originally posted by arrakisGood for him!
I won a piece in the middlegame and set my oponent's king up for an upcoming mate, but look at the shot I missed! ðŸ˜
Game 1267252
Here I think I had an imaginary knight on b1, either that or I was focusing on my own attack. The Duh moment! God knows what I was thinking.
Game 1293179