Only Chess
25 Nov 05
I have no clue why my opponent resigned this game; it seems that a simple pawn push could have solved all his problems...
Game 1460078
Originally posted by Wildfire21. g3 Bxg3
I have no clue why my opponent resigned this game; it seems that a simple pawn push could have solved all his problems...
Game 1460078
22. fxg3 Qxg3
23. Kh1 Qg2#
Originally posted by Wildfire21. g3 Rxg3+
I have no clue why my opponent resigned this game; it seems that a simple pawn push could have solved all his problems...
Game 1460078
22. fxg3 Qxg3+
23. Kh1 Qh2++
But your not having spotted it is a good example of why it can be good to play out positions.
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Originally posted by zebanodude
Indeed - How embarassing. I completly kmissed his bishop covering F2 (and eve were in not there that wouldn't be mate in 1).
it happens
the one thing i know for sure and have learned about chess
is no two players think alike
thats what makes analising games difficult
you can have lines all worked out and then find your opponent has an in between move or a sacrifice or tactical novelty or even a possitional edge from a move you hadnt thought about
thats what makes the game great and all players unique