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Game 3986327

Any others out there like this?

a

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Blacks 6th move - F6 - is spectacularly bad!

a

cavanaugh park

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terrible game

MontyMoose

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You should really block out the name of black on games like this to protect the...well, er... you know what I mean.

G
Whale watching

33°36'S 26°53'E

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Originally posted by Drew L

Any others out there like this?[/b]
Let's hope not. White should have mated on move 16.

T
Mr T

I pity the fool!

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I found some pretty apauling games around.

Game 3241911
White decides to generously allow black to take several pieces with the same knight.
Black then seemed to forget for a while that he has two extra pieces and goes out pawn hunting with his king.

Game 3748908
No, not an optical illusion, black did leave his knight en prise for three consecutive moves. Then he decides his opponent deserves another chance and gifts his queen also, in fact it was a cunning sacrifice - so cunning that fritz rates the position as being worth more then a queen..


Game 3533188
First of all, white decides that the bishop is, in fact, a cunning sacrifice that cannot be taken. Secondly, dispite having a rather nice positional advantage, he prefers the plan of doing very little with the pieces and then losing a rook which black converts with no difficulty into a win.

Game 3502981
These 'piece' things are over rated too if you ask me, no need to protect them..... sadly for white there is one piece you cannot recover from blundering.

RN
RHP Prophet

pursuing happiness

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Originally posted by Gatecrasher
Let's hope not. White should have mated on move 16.
He came back and got it the second time around.

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Originally posted by Gatecrasher
Let's hope not. White should have mated on move 16.
Indeed,

I guess the free rook was too tempting

davaniel
1.Nf3

The Hague

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Originally posted by Gatecrasher
Let's hope not. White should have mated on move 16.
White should have mated on move 15. Nf6 instead of e5.

D

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Originally posted by davaniel
White should have mated on move 15. Nf6 instead of e5.
Looks like your right.



15. Nf6#

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Crack Suicide Squad

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Originally posted by Tyrannosauruschex
I found some pretty apauling games around.

Game 3241911
White decides to generously allow black to take several pieces with the same knight.
Black then seemed to forget for a while that he has two extra pieces and goes out pawn hunting with his king.

Game 3748908
No, not an optical illusion, black did leave his knight en prise ...[text shortened]... ed to protect them..... sadly for white there is one piece you cannot recover from blundering.
Wanna see a *really* bad one? :p I'm an expert blunderer...

This was a game I played at 3 AM, and, uh, somehow won...

1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bc4 Qf6 4. d3 h6 5. O-O d6 6. Bd5 Nd4 7. Nxd4 exd4 8.
f3 c6 9. Bb3 Be7 10. c3 dxc3 11. bxc3 a5 12. d4 b6 13. f4 Ba6 14. Rf2 d5 15.
e5 Qf5 16. Bc2 Qd7 17. Bd3 b5 18. Nd2 f6 19. Nf3 fxe5 20. fxe5 O-O-O 21. Bd2
g5 22. Qe2 g4 23. e6 Qd6 24. Ne5 Qc7 25. Bf4 Qb7 26. Qxg4 Nf6 27. Qf5 Rhf8
28. Ng6 Rg8 29. Bxh6 Ne4 30. Bxe4 dxe4 31. Qxe4 Qc7 32. Raf1 Bb7 33. Qe5 Rxg6
34. Qxc7+ Kxc7 35. Bf4+ Kc8 36. Be5 c5 37. g3 cxd4 38. cxd4 a4 39. h4 Rxe6
40. Rc2+ Kd7 41. Rf7 Be4 42. Rc7+ Ke8 43. Rg7 Kf8 44. Rh7 Bxh7 45. Rb7 Bd3
46. h5 Rc8 47. d5 Rxe5 48. h6 Rc1+ 49. Kg2 Re2+ 50. Kh3 Bf5+ 51. g4 Rh1+ 52.
Kg3 Bd6+ 53. Kf3 Rxa2 54. gxf5 Rh3+ 55. Kg4 Rxh6 56. Kg5 Rh1 57. f6 Rg2+ 58.
Kf5 Rf1+ 59. Ke6 Ba3 60. Rb8#

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