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A nice mate threat at the end... good game overall from his side! 😉
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Originally posted by mjolnir
A nice mate threat at the end... good game overall from his side! 😉
Game 4835879
I don't know why anyone would bother posting this game. Black was completely lost by move 10. Also the winner was rated 800 points higher than his opponent!

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Originally posted by David Tebb
I don't know why anyone would bother posting this game. Black was completely lost by move 10. Also the winner was rated 800 points higher than his opponent!
Hence I said there was good play by seadevil (obviously).

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This one Game 2580860 shows absolutely incredible play by seadevil.

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Give mjolnir a chance, will you.
This forum is not here only for 1800+ players.

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Not everyone would recognize that black was completely lost at move 10. I see where white is winning the exchange and the doubled p's (for white), are never or rarely good, but I sure wouldn't see the game was completely lost.

I would have known the game was lost at Move 1 though because of who I was playing 😉 !

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Yes, you discovered my self irony.
Now I'm a few points over 1800, therefore I can call me a 1800+ player. 😉
But my skill is certainly not 1800+.

But, seriously, It would be nice to have a forum for the elite, where the lower player only could read (and learn). And another for rookies, where they can read and comment and don't have to be afraid of sarcastic 1800+ comments...

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No, because your good play icomes nowhere near the ability of seadevil. Plus I would quickly get bored.

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Yes, you discovered my self irony.
Now I'm a few points over 1800, therefore I can call me a 1800+ player. 😉
But my skill is certainly not 1800+.

But, seriously, It would be nice to have a forum for the elite, where the lower player only could read (and learn). And another for rookies, where they can read and comment and don't have to be afraid of sarcastic 1800+ comments...
I appreciate your kind cmment earlier, but what would we learn in that forum? Except how to be arrogant, put each other down and inflate egos at the Sarcasm Society? 🙄😉

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Originally posted by mjolnir
I appreciate your kind cmment earlier, but what would we learn in that forum? Except how to be arrogant, put each other down and inflate egos at the Sarcasm Society? 🙄😉
I don't know, it will reveal itself with time.

At my local chess club, I often see low-rated players discuss in groups, and I see high-rated players discuss in groups. Both groups analyze their games, but they tend to analyze within their own group.

Me myself don't understand the quick analyze from the elite, if they don't take their time to educate a low-rated player as myself, but then they are mentoring, and the interest for that is low...

So having a low-rated forum, and a high-rated forum, where within each forum the other group only can read, not writ, is actually a good idea... But...

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
I don't know, it will reveal itself with time.

At my local chess club, I often see low-rated players discuss in groups, and I see high-rated players discuss in groups. Both groups analyze their games, but they tend to analyze within their own group.

Me myself don't understand the quick analyze from the elite, if they don't take their time to educate ...[text shortened]... within each forum the other group only can read, not writ, is actually a good idea... But...
Yes, but without people like me to ridicule, they'd tear each other apart.


On second thoughts, good idea. 😉

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