Chess - Game 1: c-square - Callid

Callid · Post by **Callid** » December 5th, 2009, 9:20 pm

47. Kg3-f4 / Sd6-f5
48. b4-b5 / Sf5-e7
49. Rc7xe7+ / Ke6xe7
50. b5-b6 / Ke7-d6
51. b6-b7 / Kd6-c7
52. Kf4-e5 / Kc7xb7

c-square · Post by **c-square** » December 5th, 2009, 11:50 pm

48. b4-b5 / Sf5-e7
49. Rc7xe7+ / Ke6xe7
50. b5-b6 / Ke7-d6
51. b6-b7 / Kd6-c7
52. Kf4-e5 / Kc7xb7
53. Ke5-f6 /

Holmes · Post by **Holmes** » December 6th, 2009, 6:58 am

The game seems for c-square ...

Schillok · Post by **Schillok** » December 6th, 2009, 8:14 am

Indeed.
If he doesn't make any grave mistake (which are quite hard to make in that situation), he will win. Congratulations in advance, c-square.

Callid · Post by **Callid** » December 6th, 2009, 9:09 am

Yeah, I agree. The problem was the far-away pawns. I could play for a Patt now, but with this amount of thinking time it should not happen.

48. b4-b5 / Sf5-e7
49. Rc7xe7+ / Ke6xe7
50. b5-b6 / Ke7-d6
51. b6-b7 / Kd6-c7
52. Kf4-e5 / Kc7xb7
53. Ke5-f6 /
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Umandsf · Post by **Umandsf** » December 6th, 2009, 9:15 am

Congratulations! It was quite an interesting match.

c-square · Post by **c-square** » December 6th, 2009, 12:49 pm

Callid wrote: Yeah, I agree. The problem was the far-away pawns. I could play for a Patt now, but with this amount of thinking time it should not happen.

Yeah. With just a king, they're too far apart to defend both positions. Are you up for a rematch with you as white? If so, start another thread with your first move.

Umandsf wrote: Congratulations! It was quite an interesting match.

Thanks. It was a tough match too! And lots of fun.

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