Sorry 'bout that, here is the win:

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11 Aug '10 21:03

sonhouse
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11 Aug '10 21:03
EVENT Clan challenge
SITE http://www.redhotpawn.com
DATE 2010.07.28
ROUND ?
WHITE Ed Bernheim
BLACK sonhouse
RESULT 0-1
WHITEELO 1742
BLACKELO 1684
Invert Board PGN Headers
[Event "Clan challenge"]
[Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"]
[Date "2010.07.28"]
[EndDate "2010.08.11"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Ed Bernheim"]
[Black "sonhouse"]
[WhiteRating "1742"]
[BlackRating "1684"]
[WhiteELO "1742"]
[BlackELO "1684"]
[Result "0-1"]
[GameId "7633962"]

1. d4 c6 2. c4 d5 3. e3 Bc8f5 4. Nb1c3 e6 5. Ng1f3 Nb8d7 6. Qd1b3 Qd8b6
7. Qb3xb6 Nd7xb6 8. c5 Nb6d7 9. Bc1d2 Ng8f6 10. Bf1e2 Bf8e7 11. O-O O-O
12. a3 h6 13. b4 a6 14. Nf3e1 e5 15. dxe5 Nd7xe5 16. Ne1f3 Ne5g6 17. Nf3d4 Bf5d7
18. f3 Be7d8 19. Be2d3 Bd8c7 20. Ra1e1 Ng6e5 21. Bd3e2 b5 22. cxb6 Bc7xb6
23. Re1c1 Nf6e8 24. Nc3a4 Bb6a7 25. f4 Ne5g6 26. Na4c5 Ba7xc5 27. Rc1xc5 Ne8d6
28. Nd4xc6 Nd6e4 29. Rc5xd5 Bd7xc6 30. Rd5d4 Ne4xd2 31. Rd4xd2 Ng6h4
32. g3 Nh4f5 33. Be2f3 Bc6xf3 34. Rf1xf3 Ra8d8 35. Rd2c2 Rd8d3 36. Kg1f2 Rf8e8
37. Rc2e2 Rd3xa3 38. g4 Nf5d6 39. Re2c2 Nd6e4 40. Kf2e2 Re8d8 41. Rf3f1 Rd8d3
42. Rf1f3 Rd3c3 43. Rc2b2 Rc3b3 44. Rb2xb3 Ra3xb3 45. f5 Rb3xb4 46. h3 a5
47. Ke2d3 a4 48. Kd3c2 a3 49. Rf3f1 Rb4b2 50. Kc2d3 Ne4c5 51. Kd3c3 Nc5e4
52. Kc3d4 a2 53. Rf1a1 Ne4f2 54. Kd4c3 Rb2e2 55. Kc3b3 Nf2xh3 56. Ra1xa2 Re2xa2
57. Kb3xa2 Nh3f2 58. Ka2b3 Nf2xg4 59. e4 h5 60. Kb3c3 h4 61. Kc3d3 h3 0-1
SwissGambit
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11 Aug '10 21:43
Originally posted by sonhouse
[pgn][Event "Clan challenge"]
[Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"]
[Date "2010.07.28"]
[EndDate "2010.08.11"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Ed Bernheim"]
[Black "sonhouse"]
[WhiteRating "1742"]
[BlackRating "1684"]
[WhiteELO "1742"]
[BlackELO "1684"]
[Result "0-1"]
[GameId "7633962"]

1. d4 c6 2. c4 d5 3. e3 Bc8f5 4. Nb1c3 e6 5. Ng1f3 Nb8d7 6. Qd1b3 Qd8b6 ...[text shortened]... 2 Nh3f2 58. Ka2b3 Nf2xg4 59. e4 h5 60. Kb3c3 h4 61. Kc3d3 h3 0-1[/pgn]
28.Nxc6? is the obvious candidate for losing move. Rook is overworked after Black's reply.
sonhouse
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11 Aug '10 21:56
Originally posted by SwissGambit
28.Nxc6? is the obvious candidate for losing move. Rook is overworked after Black's reply.
That's why I made my previous knight move, to see if he would fall for the trap. He did, as it turned out.
greenpawn34
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12 Aug '10 09:26
Posting your lose was a Freudian slip.

You will learn more from that one than you will from this one.
Meadows
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12 Aug '10 10:06
Originally posted by greenpawn34
Posting your lose was a Freudian slip.
Freudian mouseslip*
Paul Leggett
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12 Aug '10 16:17
This is a very nice game! I have been thinking about the Slav myself, and your game is clean example.
sonhouse
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12 Aug '10 16:44
Originally posted by Paul Leggett
This is a very nice game! I have been thinking about the Slav myself, and your game is clean example.
Thanks! I had vague memories of this opening and just sort of fell into it. Slav. Is it a tougher opening at our level? How does it rate on the big scale of openings?
Paul Leggett
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12 Aug '10 16:50
Originally posted by sonhouse
Thanks! I had vague memories of this opening and just sort of fell into it. Slav. Is it a tougher opening at our level? How does it rate on the big scale of openings?
Excellent reputation at the highest levels, can be played solidly or dynamically to taste. Some lines (like the Botvinnik Variation) can be very theoretical.

EVENT	Clan challenge
SITE	http://www.redhotpawn.com
DATE	2010.07.28
ROUND	?
WHITE	Ed Bernheim
BLACK	sonhouse
RESULT	0-1
WHITEELO	1742
BLACKELO	1684

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Sorry 'bout that, here is the win: