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Game 4044419

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why not?

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because, now whit has about 52 possible mate-in-ones
I'd go with the sixth(!!) queen, myself...
if you've gotten this far, why not go on and get six?

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besides, don't you think this is hilarious?
that is a 500 point deficit, and a six queen deficit!
I'm amused thoroughly.

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HOW ON EARTH!!! HE got you there!?

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LOL, I used to do that when I had low confidence in my chess. It was so fun to just torture my opponennt with four or more queens.

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Originally posted by rubberjaw30
besides, don't you think this is hilarious?
that is a 500 point deficit, and a six queen deficit!
I'm amused thoroughly.
If you notice, the player rated 1500 has never played anyone rated over 1250

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Originally posted by Drew L
If you notice, the player rated 1500 has never played anyone rated over 1250
who cares?
it still looks funny, and thanks for ruining my night with that background check.

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Originally posted by rubberjaw30
who cares?
it still looks funny, and thanks for ruining my night with that background check.
Oh...

Sorry...

G'Night

😞

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How childish, usually I promote all pawns to bishops and mate with bishops only ;-)

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Originally posted by Drew L
If you notice, the player rated 1500 has never played anyone rated over 1250
He or she has only played 2 other players, so of course he's only played players in a limited range of rankings. They're just 3 friends who want to play each other in chess. That explains the funny 6-queen thing. They just enjoy the game! Good on 'em (or him, if it's only one person!).

(Edit: His two opponents also only play a small group of other players.)