OVER 9000 moves!! XD XD XD XP
What is the longest game (in terms of moves) you've ever played?
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zman1234 wrote:
OVER 9000 moves!! XD XD XD XP
I think showing that would be a good test of whether or not you can enter a 9,000 move game in a chess.com diagram!
Sep 20, 2011
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95 moves of pure torture where the guy decided he was going to show off and promoted 4 pawns, all to knights I captured one and was checkmated in a NNNK v. K with no pawns
My game with the 100-kg pieces took longer than my several-hundred move game even though I only made 7 moves.
it was a 9000 move draw by repetition for 8214 moves! XD
I played a correspondence game via snail mail back in the 80's that I went 74 moves and took 2 and a half years. I lost. :(
Around 102 moves, ending in a draw.
Sep 20, 2011
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91 is the longest cc game here I have played (I lost). A funny pattern I noticed-losing almost all my games which last over 70 moves
9000 moves is impossible thanks to the 50 move rule.
I think mine is 90 moves.
A touch nut never resigns.
Plz excuse our heinous blunders on moves 61-62.
checkmateibeatu wrote:
What is the longest game (in terms of moves) you've ever played?
I'm sure some people here have played longer games than I have in terms of moves, but I once played a game where each player could have taken as long as 20 minutes per move.
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bugoobiga wrote:
checkmateibeatu wrote:
What is the longest game (in terms of moves) you've ever played?
I'm sure some people here have played longer games than I have in terms of moves, but I once played a game where each player could have taken as long as 20 minutes per move.
( ^ _^)
Ever heard of correspondence chess?
I have one that went on for 74 moves. We were hopping around with kings and knights with no captures for the last 15 moves, and my opponent was screaming for a draw, until I finally found a way to march my pawn through and win the game.
Osqueto wrote:
I played a correspondence game via snail mail back in the 80's that I went 74 moves and took 2 and a half years. I lost. :(
wow, two years!
My longest was 60ish moves.
Osqueto wrote:
I played a correspondence game via snail mail back in the 80's that I went 74 moves and took 2 and a half years. I lost. :(
A friend and I have been planning to do the exact same thing (if we play, I plan to win).
96 moves. I played just terribly in the beginning, lost a piece, then somehow won BACK the piece and got a draw in an opposite-colored-bishops ending.
Over 100 moves, 6 1/2 hours, back in 1985 at the world open. He had me clamped down in the opening, but little by little he released me and I won. 
The titled is self-explanatory.