My winning streak was crushed today with a clever lateral rook trap on the 4Th rank. It was almost worth it just to see such a brilliant maneuver like this played out. Greed took a brief hold during a middle game combination that I could have come out ahead on and I tried to bate him into a couple stalemate positions but he was to adept to bite.
Also, I added a link to a PGN Viewer in the side bar. Highlight the game, copy it, click the link and paste it in the PGN Viewer. It's all vanilla and worth it to watch yours truly in action. I tried finding a PGN viewer to paste in the sidebar or posts, but it is a serious p in the a and not worth the headache. I'm surprise no one has come up with something easy to use and distributable given that so many chess nerds are also math and computer nerds.
[White "PawnShaman2"]
[Black "RoriAllus"]
[Result "0-1"]
1.c4 d5
2.cxd5 Qd8xd5
3.Nb1c3 Qd5d8
4.Ng1f3 b6
5.d4 Bc8b7
6.e3 e6
7.Bf1e2 c5
8.Be2b5+ Nb8c6
9.d5 exd5
10.Nc3xd5 a6
11.Bb5e2 Nc6e7
12.Nd5xe7 Qd8xd1+
13.Be2xd1 Bf8xe7
14.O-O Be7f6
15.Rf1e1 Bb7e4
16.Nf3d2 Be4g6
17.Nd2c4 b5
18.Nc4d6+ Ke8e7
19.Nd6b7 Ra8c8
20.Bd1g4 Rc8c7
21.Nb7a5 Ng8h6
22.Bg4f3 Rh8c8
23.e4 Bf6e5
24.Ra1b1 Nh6g8
25.Bf3g4 Rc8d8
26.g3 h6
27.Kg1g2 Ng8f6
28.Bg4f3 Nf6d5
29.exd5 Bg6xb1
30.Na5c6+ Rc7xc6
31.Re1xe5+ Ke7f6
32.Re5e1 Rc6c8
33.Bc1g5+ Kf6xg5
34.Re1xb1 Rd8d6
35.h4+ Kg5f5
36.Rb1e1 Rc8d8
37.Re1e4 Rd6xd5
38.Re4f4+ Kf5g6
39.Bf3e4+ f5
40.Be4xd5 Rd8xd5
41.Kg2h3 Rd5d2
42.h5+ Kg6g5
43.f3 Rd2xb2
44.Rf4h4 Rb2xa2
45.g4 Ra2a1
46.f4+ Kg5xf4
47.g5+ Kf4xg5
48.Kh3g3 Ra1a3+
49.Kg3f2 Kg5xh4
50.Kf2g2 c4
51.Kg2f2 c3
52.Kf2e3 f4+
53.Ke3d3 f3
54.Kd3e3 c2+
55.Ke3d2 f2
56.Kd2xc2 f1Q
57.Kc2b2 Qf1a1+
58.Kb2c2 Qa1c3+
59.Kc2d1 Qc3b2
60.Kd1e1 Ra3a1++
0-1
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3 comments:
A couple of things, I have used chess publisher for inline, but there may be something wrong with it.
But you can find it here...
http://chess.maribelajar.com/chesspublisher/index.php
But more importantly, I may be dumb as a rock, but what tactic are you talking about? I was trying to be creative about lateral, and 4th rank, and even rook, but I am not sure I see the play.
First off let me say I read some of your blog for the first time this morning and really enjoyed it. Especially the title. Im a runner/chessplayer and every year my Dad and I attempt to conquer two or three runs together. Always a good time. I know your not "dumb as a rock" because rocks dont leave comments. Im tempted to treat you like one though, for the sake of my own ego. Which is sad. Watch the game at 42. ... Kg6g5 youll notice my rook (the one that looks like a castle ;) )has one option outside of the 4th rank. his pawns and king own every square but two on the 4th leaving me very few options. When he saw the opportunity to capitalize on this is a mystery but he certainly did. I fell right into it with 43.f3. Eventually my pawns were going to have to move and that was going to leave my rook hung out to dry. If I moved the pawns queenside it would only accelerate his ability to queen a pawn. This, as I see it, is a creative trap that I fell into quite blindly and cost me the game.
Thanks for the link it seems to have worked well for you so I will check it out.
Now I get it, sort of like the fly in the amber, and having his wings pulled off sort of trap.
I wasn't closely watching the line, so I wasn't noticing the constant and continual problems you have, up to the point that it was all over. Yeowtch.
Thank you for your nice comments. Come back anytime.
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