For Black move 26, because you would then either trade off a bishop for a knight or gain a rook.
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Feb 12, 2009
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on 26-27 why not.... white knight move to b6. to threaten the rook and also put the king in check; thus the king must move giving you a chance to either free your bishop or take his rook
22. Nf6+ Kf8 23. Qd8x
got a headache
lol I submitted the game for computer analasis, got the results back, it says that just about every move I made which resulted in me taking his queen and rook was a bad move. (Ironically the moves which the computer said were bad where the ones my opponent accused me of cheating on)
Amination wrote:
on 26-27 why not.... white knight move to b6. to threaten the rook and also put the king in check; thus the king must move giving you a chance to either free your bishop or take his rook
"A" PAWN.
Warjacks wrote:
Amination wrote:
on 26-27 why not.... white knight move to b6. to threaten the rook and also put the king in check; thus the king must move giving you a chance to either free your bishop or take his rook
"A" PAWN.
He wouldn't able totake using the A pawn as he has to get himself out of check frmo the king first.
27. Nb6+ is a revealed check which can only be followed by Kc7 or Ke6, then 28.Nxa8. I missed that move.
Hi, this is in reply to http://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-showcase/abysmal-game
Same players, hopefully this will make up for the last game.
Now, this makes it even. (MadnessRed is A.Stewart, ads123 is A.Wilkinson)