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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #15 on: February 11, 2008, 08:37:40 PM » |
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that means that probably wasn't a good move to make ....
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #16 on: February 11, 2008, 08:54:41 PM » |
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that means that probably wasn't a good move to make ....
You don't like to castle, do you? Actually, I do. However, I haven't studied chess enough to know when it would be the most advantageous for me to do so. Also I have a hard time working that in. By the time I get the bishop, knight, and possibly queen out of the way, Aske is already attacking. lol Castling is one of the best ways get your king to safety when your opponent is developing his/her pieces for attack in the center of the board. You can clear a path for a king-side castle with only three moves, but you don't necessarily have to castle right away. You want to keep the option open in case you need it, but you'll have to forgo trying to develop a fianchetto position on that particular side. |
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #17 on: February 11, 2008, 08:57:28 PM » |
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that means that probably wasn't a good move to make ....
You don't like to castle, do you? Actually, I do. However, I haven't studied chess enough to know when it would be the most advantageous for me to do so. Also I have a hard time working that in. By the time I get the bishop, knight, and possibly queen out of the way, Aske is already attacking. lol Castling is one of the best ways get your king to safety when your opponent is developing his/her pieces for attack in the center of the board. You can clear a path for a king-side castle with only three moves, but you don't necessarily have to castle right away. You want to keep the option open in case you need it, but you'll have to forgo trying to develop a fianchetto position on that particular side. Thanks, I'll keep that in mind.  I'm sure it'll be of use sometime... There's to be at least another 2 games after this sometime this year. |
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #18 on: February 12, 2008, 10:10:13 AM » |
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1. Nb1-c3
1..c7-c5
2. g2-g4
2.. e7-e6
3. Ng1-h3
3..d7-d5
4. b2-b3
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #19 on: February 12, 2008, 01:20:21 PM » |
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1. Nb1-c3
1..c7-c5
2. g2-g4
2.. e7-e6
3. Ng1-h3
3..d7-d5
4. b2-b3
4..Bc8-d7
5. Bf1-g2
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #20 on: February 12, 2008, 01:27:03 PM » |
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1. Nb1-c3 1..c7-c5 2. g2-g4 2.. e7-e6 3. Ng1-h3 3..d7-d5 4. b2-b3 4..Bc8-d7 5. Bf1-g2 5..Qd8-h4  |
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #24 on: February 12, 2008, 01:32:35 PM » |
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1. Nb1-c3 1..c7-c5 2. g2-g4 2.. e7-e6 3. Ng1-h3 3..d7-d5 4. b2-b3 4..Bc8-d7 5. Bf1-g2 5..Qd8-h4 6. 0-0 |
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #25 on: February 12, 2008, 01:35:33 PM » |
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1. Nb1-c3
1..c7-c5
2. g2-g4
2.. e7-e6
3. Ng1-h3
3..d7-d5
4. b2-b3
4..Bc8-d7
5. Bf1-g2
5..Qd8-h4 Devil
6. 0-0
6..h7-h5
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #26 on: February 12, 2008, 01:39:19 PM » |
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1. Nb1-c3
1..c7-c5
2. g2-g4
2.. e7-e6
3. Ng1-h3
3..d7-d5
4. b2-b3
4..Bc8-d7
5. Bf1-g2
5..Qd8-h4
6. 0-0
6..h7-h5
7. d2-d4
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #27 on: February 12, 2008, 01:39:57 PM » |
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #28 on: February 12, 2008, 01:43:16 PM » |
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you trying not to make it to move 15 this game ?  1. Nb1-c3 1..c7-c5 2. g2-g4 2.. e7-e6 3. Ng1-h3 3..d7-d5 4. b2-b3 4..Bc8-d7 5. Bf1-g2 5..Qd8-h4 6. 0-0 6..h7-h5 7. d2-d4  7..h5xg4 |
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Re: Aske - 2008 Chess, Game #2
« Reply #29 on: February 12, 2008, 01:53:09 PM » |
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you trying not to make it to move 15 this game ? Believe it or not, I am. As I was thinking on the last move, I noticed what a mess I have on my side....  Oh, well. Let's see what I can make of it. 1. Nb1-c3 1..c7-c5 2. g2-g4 2.. e7-e6 3. Ng1-h3 3..d7-d5 4. b2-b3 4..Bc8-d7 5. Bf1-g2 5..Qd8-h4 6. 0-0 6..h7-h5 7. d2-d4 7..h5xg4 8. Qd1-d3 |
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