Thank you, slappy 115 (hope you won't skull our games, but I'll understand); KnightStalker47, Ramned & der schwarze Ritter...great examples of exemplary play on your part.
monteirof...good point. I must admit, when my Queen is captured unexpectedly, I feel despair. However, I have won a couple of games without her...but not many.
Originally posted by LisaNovaNever? You must be more vigilant than I. I mean, it doesn't happen often, but when it does...sigh. Of course, I've traded her many times...no worries there, anyway, good luck to you.
I never lose my queen however sometimes I will trade her for a greater advantage.
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterI should lose my queen more often! 😀
Here's what happened when my Queen got taken: Game 4008441
Originally posted by RamnedInteresting game
Game 3013226 Lost my queen for his Rook and Knight. To win this type of game, you need to put the queen out of play. This game probably exemplifies that. Move 28 knocks the game in blacks favor...
here I dropped the queen, but won because it took away my opponents last counterplay.
"I lost the dame, but my grip on the win just grew tighter."
Game 1829253
I've seen several interesting games with various lesser pieces against a queen, and the results are varied.
For example:
Game 4040957 (In Progress)
Game 3694005 (A little easier to guess the winner, but still...)
Game 4084390
I am about to find out..... I will try and play on but it doesnt look good, such a stupid error!
Originally posted by KaworukunOr... you could just decide what to do with your own game and allow people their right to play on if they wish, you do not simply resign a game everytime you lose your queen, it depends on your opponents skill, both of your positions, other material etc etc.
When you lose your queen. Have the grace to resign you plonker.
To use such a sweeping statement that you used is just plain wrong and rude.