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| Posted by josephmarr ability-tw.com 2/05/2003 04:00:47 Play online chess |  Subject: a little help?Message: I played a game with the chessmaster program that felt intuative, I know that I cant tell if I played well or if the program played badly......can somebody have a look? WHITE: human BLACK: Chessmaster 1. e2-e4 e7-e5 2. g1-f3 b8-c6 3. f1-b5 a7-a6 4. b5-a4 g8-f6 5. e1-g1 f8-e7 6. f1-e1 b7-b5 7. a4-b3 d7-d6 8. c2-c3 e8-g8 9. h2-h3 c6-a5 10. b3-c2 c7-c5 11. d2-d4 d8-c7 12. b1-d2 c5xd4 13. c3xd4 c8-b7 14. d2-f1 a8-c8 15. e1-e2 d6-d5 16. d4xe5 f6xe4 17. f1-g3 f7-f5 18. e5xf6ep e4xf6 19. f3-d4 f8-e8 20. c2-f5 f6-d7 21. a2-a3 a5-c4 22. d4-e6 c7-d6 23. g3-h5 g7-g6 24. d1-d4 c4-e5 25. c1-f4 g6xf5 26. d4xe5 d7xe5 27. e2xe5 d6-b6 28. a1-e1 c8-c2 29. e1-e3 c2xb2 30. e5xf5 e7-h4 31. h5-f6+ h4xf6 32. f5xf6 b2-c2 33. f4-e5 c2-c1+ 34. g1-h2 b6-d4 35. e3-g3+ d4-g4 36. g3xg4+ g8-h8 37. f6-f8++ |
| Posted by maca ability-tw.com 2/05/2003 06:40:54 Play online chess | analyze Message: Cant you just analyze that game with the program (Chessmaster)? |
| Posted by caldazar ability-tw.com 2/05/2003 16:31:05 Play online chess | Message: Just glancing over things, it looks like you missed a couple opportunities to win material outright on moves 21, 22, and 23, and your queen sacrifice on move 25 looks unsound. |
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