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Originally posted by cmsMasterIts always amazing in chess how often people will play the one move that really f***s them over.
[Event "rated standard match"]
[Site "Free Internet Chess Server"]
[Date "2006.10.21"]
[Round "?"]
[White "CMSBones"]
[Black "rikarpov"]
[Result "1-0"]
[WhiteElo "1444"]
[BlackElo "1517"]
[ECO "C33"]
[TimeControl "900"]
1. e4 e5 2. f4 exf4 3. Bc4 d5 4. exd5 Qh4+ 5. Kf1 Bc5 6. d4 f3 7. Nxf3 Qg4 8.
Qe2+ Be7 9. d6 cxd6 10. Bxf7+ Kxf7 11. Ke1 Nf ...[text shortened]... id! 😀
I missed a chance to win his bishop earlier with 8.h3! as well.
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Originally posted by BedlamAnd on that note......
Its always amazing in chess how often people will play the one move that really f***s them over.
[Event "Rated game, 20m + 10s"]
[Site "Main Playing Hall"]
[Date "2006.10.22"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Naked Jammy Tart"]
[Black "Stonedchess777"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C31"]
[WhiteElo "1890"]
[BlackElo "1880"]
[PlyCount "97"]
[EventDate "2006.10.22"]
[TimeControl "1200+10"]
1. e4 {1} e5 {27} 2. f4 {2} d5 {52} 3. exd5 {3} exf4 {13} 4. Nf3 {119} Be7 {136
} 5. Bc4 {20} Bh4+ {107} 6. g3 {33} fxg3 {15} 7. O-O {4} gxh2+ {97} 8. Kh1 {18}
Bg3 {119} 9. d6 {50} Qxd6 {75} 10. Bxf7+ {8} Kd8 {127} 11. d4 {169} Bh3 {205}
12. Qe2 {47} Nf6 {15} 13. Rd1 {91} Rf8 {39} 14. Bb3 {35} Re8 {46} 15. Qb5 {76}
Ng4 {40} 16. Bg5+ {32} Nf6 {73} 17. Nc3 {157} Nc6 {47} 18. d5 {44} Ne5 {38} 19.
Ne4 {26} Qe7 {94} 20. d6 {8} cxd6 {26} 21. Nxd6 {. 64} Kc7 {12} 22. Qxb7+ {4}
Kd8 {3} 23. Qxa8+ {16} Kc7 {4} 24. Qb7+ {6} Kd8 {4} 25. Qc8+ {10} Bxc8 {4} 26.
Ba4 {37} Nxf3 {34} 27. Nxe8+ {10} Bd7 {4} 28. Rxd7+ {10} Qxd7 {11} 29. Bxf6+ {3
} gxf6 {19} 30. Bxd7 {3} Kxd7 {1} 31. Nxf6+ {2} Ke6 {2} 32. Ne4 {2} Be5 {4} 33.
Rf1 {27} Nh4 {21} 34. b3 {21} Ng6 {16} 35. Ng5+ {6} Kd5 {5} 36. Rf5 {22} Nh4 {
20} 37. c4+ {19} Kd4 {10} 38. Nf3+ {8} Nxf3 {1} 39. Rxf3 {1} Ke4 {1} 40. Rf2 {6
} Kd3 {7} 41. Rf7 {13} a5 {11} 42. Ra7 {23} Bc3 {30} 43. Kxh2 {8} Kc2 {1} 44.
c5 {6} Kb2 {21} 45. c6 {17} Be5+ {3} 46. Kg2 {3} h5 {11} 47. c7 {15} Bxc7 {17}
48. Rxc7 {2} Kxa2 {0} 49. Rb7 {
Stonedchess777 resigns (Lag: Av=0.26s, max=1.0s) 2} 1-0
I missed Nf7# twice.....then played Qc8?? 😛😛😛😛😛😛😛
Originally posted by cmsMaster13... c6 was a shocking move by your opponent.
Let's see it. The most unsound sac that you made, when you were feeling truly manic, that actually resulted in a win. Here's mine...
Game 2174611
12.Nxf7, which actually later resulted in a discovered check allowing me to win his queen.
And I had analyzed 28.Bxf8, but forgot about it when I made the move. 😀
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You couldn't get more unsound than this!
Game 2677362
For some reason I thought my opponent's Queen was on the light squared diagonal. 😕
This happened a long time ago, but I still want to cry when I think about it. In a Golden Knights Finals (correspondence) game I was playing a former US Championship competitor. This guy was never a major player, but he did have a couple of draws with Fischer to his credit! Coming out of the opening, I surprised him with a promising P sac. Got a strong attack going and eventually found what I thought was a game winning B sac. I stopped analyzing when I got to the place where he couldn’t avoid mate. It was a real thrill for a lowly Class B to have a player of his caliber beaten, and I was making plans to send the game in to Chess Review magazine for possible publication. I should have looked one move further…because right where I ended my analysis, he sac’d the piece back which ended my attack and left me dead lost. After the game he commented, “You had me busted. I don’t understand why you sac’d the piece.”