SwissGambit type problem...

SOLV'D [greenpawn34]

Thank you CP and rec'd.....Twice.

No losses of yours in the Blog for a year.

As for WittyTitty (or what ever his name is) and ClarkClangers
(or what ever his name is)....I'm going through their games now.

Originally posted by greenpawn34
Thank you CP and rec'd.....Twice.

No losses of yours in the Blog for a year.

As for WittyTitty (or what ever his name is) and ClarkClangers
(or what ever his name is)....I'm going through their games now.

Thanks, I was planning a one year win streak anyway. 😕

Originally posted by greenpawn34
It's obvious that your scroll button thingy is broken and you cannot see the original post.

Your sense of humor is killing me. 😞

Originally posted by wittywonka
Your sense of humor is killing me. 😞

Did you solve the 5. Ng3#?

Originally posted by wittywonka
Your sense of humor is killing me. 😞

Ah....What you need is a pick up , a boost. A reason for living.

One of the good old GP classic jokes. It works everytime.

A guy goes up to another guy at a Chess Tournament and says;

"Was it you or your brother who was killed in the war?"

The guy replies;

"It must have been me, I don't have a brother."

Feeling better now?

PS:
If you turn your TV thingy (the monitor) upside down then
you don't need a scroll up button...Sorted!

Originally posted by clandarkfire
Here we are Game 8212896
Apologies to shorbock, he was the only person in this thread who didn't have a filter up preventing a challenge.

Very impressive game, grats !
Never in a game have i felt so helpless, there was nothing i could do.

f3, e5. g4, Qh4#

and the two cross breeds in between that and GP's solution. 🙂

Originally posted by morgski
f3, e5. g4, Qh4#

and the two cross breeds in between that and GP's solution. 🙂

SOLV'D [morgski]

Originally posted by morgski
f3, e5. g4, Qh4#

and the two cross breeds in between that and GP's solution. 🙂

There are, in fact, eight different games that can result in 2. Qh4#. White can move his f-pawn one or two squares (the g-pawn must, obviously, always move two); black can move his pawn one or two squares; and white can advance his pawns in either order. Makes 2x2x2 = 8 variations.

Richard

I love chess. It hosts the only forums in the world where pedantry is actively encouraged 😀
I stand corrected 🙂

Originally posted by Shallow Blue
There are, in fact, eight different games that can result in 2. Qh4#. White can move his f-pawn one or two squares (the g-pawn must, obviously, always move two); black can move his pawn one or two squares; and white can advance his pawns in either order. Makes 2x2x2 = 8 variations.

Richard

And what do the variations all have in common??
The worst possible chess play!


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