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Zagreb
Joined 11 Apr '07 Moves 39440 Game 27252
1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 f5 3. Bf1c4 fxe4 4. Nf3xe5 Qd8g5 5. Ne5f7 Qg5xg2 6. Rh1f1 d5 7. Nf7xh8 Ng8f6 8. Bc4xd5 Bc8h3 9. Bd5f7 Ke8e7 10. Qd1e2 Nb8c6 11. Qe2b5 a6 12. Qb5c4 b5 13. Qc4e2 Nc6d4 0-1
Sharp Latvian, very odd line, cutest Latvian finish so far, had to share 😏
Wisconsin USA
Joined 09 Dec '01 Moves 71112 The old poisoned rook strikes again!
e4
Joined 06 May '08 Moves 42492 The actual game number of the opening post is
Game 8034525 (good game).
An awfully risky line to play as Black on a C.C. site as the mainline advises
White to shed both his Rooks for a stonking attack.
Also not really good if needing a win as White has a forced draw. (in notes).
Firesword - aadbaat RHP 2007 gives one an idea of how to do it.
[Event "January 2007 Split"] [Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"] [Date "2007.01.29"] [EndDate "2007.06.08"] [Round "1"] [White "Firesword"] [Black "aadbaat"] [WhiteRating "1718"] [BlackRating "1058"] [WhiteELO "1718"] [BlackELO "1058"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "3092579"] 1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 f5 3. Bf1c4 fxe4 4. Nf3xe5 Qd8g5 5. d4 Qg5xg2 6. Qd1h5 g6 7. Bc4f7 Ke8d8 8. Bf7xg6 Qg2xh1 9. Ke1e2 Qh1xc1 10. Ne5f7 Kd8e8 11. Nf7d6 Ke8d8 {White can now take the draw with Nf7+ -Nd6+ etc A couple of lads on here have played Ke7 and got mated with Qe5+.} 12. Nd6f7 Kd8e8 13. Nb1d2 Qc1xa1 14. Nf7xh8 Ke8d8 15. Qh5h4 Ng8e7 16. Qh4f6 c6 17. Nd2c4 b5 18. Nh8f7 Kd8c7 19. Qf6d6 Kc7b7 20. Nf7d8
Another entertaining game with this line. The final position is worth a diagram.
Churchley - Richardt Hansen RHP 2007
[Event "Latvian Gambit"] [Site "http://www.redhotpawn.com"] [Date "2007.07.04"] [EndDate "2007.08.15"] [Round "2"] [White "Churchley"] [Black "Richardt Hansen"] [WhiteRating "1711"] [BlackRating "1977"] [WhiteELO "1711"] [BlackELO "1977"] [Result "1-0"] [GameId "3765982"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppp2pp/8/4pp2/4P3/5N2/PPPP1PPP/RNBQKB1R w QKqk f6 0 1"] 1. Bf1c4 fxe4 2. Nf3xe5 Qd8g5 3. d4 Qg5xg2 4. Qd1h5 g6 5. Bc4f7 Ke8d8 6. Bf7xg6 Qg2xh1 7. Ke1e2 Qh1xc1 8. Ne5f7 Kd8e8 9. Nf7xh8 hxg6 10. Qh5xg6 Ke8d8 11. Nh8f7 Kd8e7 12. Nb1c3 Qc1xc2 13. Ke2e1 d6 14. Nc3d5 Ke7d7 15. Qg6g4 Kd7c6 16. Nd5b4 Kc6b5 17. Qg4xc8 Kb5xb4 18. Qc8xb7 Kb4c4 19. Qb7xc7 Kc4d3 20. Ra1d1 Qc2xd1 21. Ke1xd1 Nb8a6 22. Qc7c3
American West
Joined 19 Apr '10 Moves 55013 Originally posted by efilmar
Game 27252
[pgn]1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 f5 3. Bf1c4 fxe4 4. Nf3xe5 Qd8g5 5. Ne5f7 Qg5xg2 6. Rh1f1 d5 7. Nf7xh8 Ng8f6 8. Bc4xd5 Bc8h3 9. Bd5f7 Ke8e7 10. Qd1e2 Nb8c6 11. Qe2b5 a6 12. Qb5c4 b5 13. Qc4e2 Nc6d4 0-1[/pgn]
Sharp Latvian, very odd line, cutest Latvian finish so far, had to share 😏One has to pity the fool that had white. 🙁 😀
Joined 29 Jul '01 Moves 8818 Originally posted by ketchuplover
The old poisoned rook strikes again! Latvian Gambit / Behting Variation.
Joined 18 Jan '07 Moves 12363 Originally posted by ChessPraxis
One has to pity the fool that had white. 🙁 😀 One has to wonder what the dickens White was doing there. I mean, really, I'm four hundred points (plus) below him, and
I know that White's job in the Latvian is to attack the king, not to get his queen into trouble trying to collect wood.
Richard
American West
Joined 19 Apr '10 Moves 55013 Originally posted by Shallow Blue
One has to wonder what the dickens White was doing there. I mean, really, I'm four hundred points (plus) below him, and I know that White's job in the Latvian is to attack the king, not to get his queen into trouble trying to collect wood.
Richard At my age one gets wood anyway one can.😳
Wat?
Joined 16 Aug '05 Moves 76863 Originally posted by ChessPraxis
At my age one gets wood anyway one can.😳 "Wrotten wood can't be carved."
Einstein.
😀😀
-m.
joke 😳
Edit: When the character of a man is not clear to you, look at his chess.
Chinese proverb. 😉
Zagreb
Joined 11 Apr '07 Moves 39440 Found one more played long time ago:
Game 4246517
1. e4 e5 2. Ng1f3 f5 3. Bf1c4 fxe4 4. Nf3xe5 Qd8g5 5. d4 Qg5xg2 6. Qd1h5 g6 7. Bc4f7 Ke8d8 8. Bf7xg6 Qg2xh1 9. Ke1e2 Qh1xc1 10. Ne5f7 Kd8e8 11. Nf7xh8 hxg6 12. Qh5xg6 Ke8d8 13. Nh8f7 Kd8e7 14. Nb1c3 Qc1xc2 15. Ke2e1 d6 16. Nc3d5 Ke7d7 17. Qg6xg8 Qc2xb2 18. Ra1d1 Nb8a6 19. Qg8g4 Kd7c6 20. Qg4xe4 Bc8f5 21. Qe4xf5 Ra8e8 22. Nf7e5 dxe5 23. Qf5g6 Kc6xd5 24. dxe5 Kd5c4 25. Qg6xe8 Bf8b4 26. Ke1f1 Bb4c5 27. Qe8f7 Kc4b4 28. Qf7f5 Qb2xa2 29. Rd1b1 Kb4a5 30. Rb1xb7 Qa2c4 31. Kf1g1 Qc4d5 1/2-1/2
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