The pieces in shatranj had limited movement; the elephant or aufin (the predecessor of the modern bishop) could only move by jumping two spaces diagonally, the counselor or fers (the predecessor of the modern queen) could move only one space diagonally, pawns could not advance two spaces on their first move, and there was no castling. Also, pawns could only promote to counselor, which was the weakest piece (after the pawn), due to its limited range.[7]
Around 1200, rules started to be modified in southern Europe, and around 1475, several major changes rendered the game essentially as it is known today.[8] These modern rules for the basic moves had been adopted in Italy[9] (or in Spain according to other sources[10]): pawns gained the option of advancing two squares on their first move and the en passant capture therewith, while bishops and queens acquired their modern abilities. This made the queen the most powerful piece; consequently modern chess was referred to as "Queen's Chess" or "Mad Queen Chess".[11] These new rules quickly spread throughout western Europe, with the exception of the rules about stalemate, which varied from place to place and were finalized in the early 19th century.[12]
This was also the time when chess started to develop a corpus of theory. The oldest preserved printed chess book, Repetición de Amores y Arte de Ajedrez (Repetition of Love and the Art of Playing Chess) by Spanish churchman Luis Ramirez de Lucena was published in Salamanca in 1497.[13] Lucena and later masters of the 16th and 17th century like Portuguese Pedro Damiano, Italians Giovanni Leonardo Di Bona, Giulio Cesare Polerio and Gioachino Greco or Spanish bishop Ruy López de Segura developed elements of openings, such as the Italian Game, King's Gambit and Ruy Lopez, and started to analyze simple endgames.
In the 18th century the center of European chess life moved from the Southern European countries to France. The two most important French masters were François-André Danican Philidor, a musician by profession, who discovered the importance of pawns for chess strategy, and later Louis-Charles Mahé de La Bourdonnais who won a famous series of matches with the strongest British master of the time, Alexander McDonnell from Ireland, in 1834.[14] Centers of chess life in this period were coffee houses in big European cities like Café de la Régence in Paris[15] and Simpson's Divan in London.[16]
As the 19th century progressed, chess organization developed quickly. Many chess clubs, chess books and chess journals appeared. There were correspondence matches between cities; for example the London Chess Club played against the Edinburgh Chess Club in 1824.[17] Chess problems became a regular part of 19th century newspapers; Bernhard Horwitz, Josef Kling and Samuel Loyd composed some of the most influential problems. In 1843, the first edition of Handbuch des Schachspiels (Handbook of Chess) was published; written by German chess masters Paul Rudolf von Bilguer and Tassilo von Heydebrand und der Lasa, it was the first comprehensive manual of chess theory.
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Origins of the modern game (1450–1850) of Chess
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History of Chess
The invention of Chess has been attributed to the Indians both by the Persian people and by the Arabs who later conquered Persia.[2] Abu al-Hasan 'Alī al-Mas'ūdī, an Arab historian, provided scholarly details of the game as it was played in India and elsewhere.[2] He details the use of chess as a tool for warfare strategy, mathematical calculations, gambling and even its vague association with astronomy.[2] Mas'ūdī notes that Ivory in India was chiefly used for the production of chess and backgammon pieces used by the Indians, and asserts that the game was introduced from India along with the book Kelileh va Demneh during the reign of emperor Nushirwan.[2]
The Persian poet Firdausi also points to India regarding the invention of Chess, which he credits to King Gav, an Indian king, who re-enacts the past battles on the chessboard.[2]
It is also thought that the game originated in India because the Persian word for chess, shatranj, is derived from the Sanskrit chaturanga, which translates as "four divisions of the military", infantry, cavalry, elephants and chariots, represented respectively by pawn, knight, bishop and rook.
As a strategy board game played in China, chess is believed to have been derived from the Indian Chaturanga.[3] The object of the Chinese variation is similar to Chaturanga, i.e. to capture the opponent's king, sometimes known as general.[3]
The first reference to chess in literature appears in Persia and dates around the 5th century AD[4] Karnamag-i Artaxshir-i Papakan. The earliest unambiguous reference in India appears to date from about 625 AD. The earliest documented chess pieces also date to the 7th century. By about 800 the game reached China and was known, with modifications, as Xiangqi. Shatranj was taken up by the Muslim world after the Islamic conquest of Persia, with the pieces largely retaining their Persian names. In Spanish "shatranj" was rendered as ajedrez, in Portuguese as xadrez, in Turkish as satranc and in Greek as zatrikion, but in the rest of Europe it was replaced by versions of the Persian shāh ("king").
The game reached Western Europe and Russia by at least three routes, the earliest being in the 9th century. By the year 1000 it had spread throughout Europe.[5] Introduced into the Iberian Peninsula by the Moors in the 10th century, it was described in a famous 13th century manuscript covering shatranj, backgammon, and dice named the Libro de los juegos.[6]
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Chess Rules
Chess is played on a square board of eight rows (called ranks and numbered from 1 to 8) and eight columns (called files and labeled from a to h) of squares. The colors of the sixty-four squares alternate and are referred to as light squares and dark squares. The pieces are divided into two matching sets, by convention called White and Black. Each player, referred to by the color of his pieces, begins the game with sixteen pieces: one king, one queen, two rooks, two bishops, two knights and eight pawns. The chessboard is placed with a light square at each player's right on the nearest rank, and the pieces are set out on the two ranks closest to each player, as shown in the diagram. Each queen stands on a square of its own color.
The player who is chosen to be White makes the first move. The players then alternate moving one of their own pieces (with the exception of castling, when a rook and the king are moved simultaneously). Each type of piece has its own unique method of movement. Pieces are moved to either an unoccupied square, or one occupied by an opponent's piece. Except for captures en passant, an opponent's piece is captured and removed from play by moving a piece to the square that the enemy piece occupies. When a piece can be captured on the next move, it is said to be "threatened" or "under attack".
When a player's king is under immediate threat of capture, it is said to be in check. A player is not permitted to make any move that would place the player's own king in check. If a player's king is in check, the player's next move must take it out of check. If this is impossible, the player has been checkmated and loses the game.
Chess games do not have to end in checkmate – either player may resign if the situation looks hopeless. Games also may end in a draw (tie). A draw can occur in several situations, including draw by agreement, stalemate, threefold repetition of a position, the fifty move rule, or a draw by impossibility of checkmate (usually because of insufficient material to checkmate).
Chess can be played with a time control. This involves assigning each player a set amount of time to make moves. If a player's time runs out before the game is completed, he loses on time. The timing ranges from up to seven hours for long games to shorter rapid chess games usually lasting 30 minutes or one hour. Even shorter is blitz chess, with a time control of three to fifteen minutes per player and bullet chess, in which the allotment is under three minutes.
The international rules of chess are described in more detail in the FIDE Handbook, section Laws of Chess.
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Introduction to chess
Chess is a recreational and competitive game for two players. Sometimes called Western Chess or International Chess to distinguish it from its predecessors and other chess variants, the current form of the game emerged in Southern Europe during the second half of the 15th century after evolving from similar, much older games of Indian origin.
Today, chess is one of the world's most popular games, played by millions of people worldwide in clubs, online, by correspondence, in tournaments and informally. Aspects of art and science are found in chess composition and theory. Chess is also advocated as a way of enhancing mental prowess.
The game is played on a square chequered chessboard with 64 squares. At the start, each player ("white" and "black") controls sixteen pieces: one king, one queen, two rooks, two knights, two bishops, and eight pawns. The object of the game is to checkmate the opponent's king, whereby the king is under immediate attack (in "check") and there is no way to remove it from attack on the next move. Theoreticians have developed extensive chess strategies and tactics since the game's inception.
The tradition of organized competitive chess started in the 16th century. The first official World Chess Champion, Wilhelm Steinitz, claimed his title in 1886; Viswanathan Anand is the current World Champion. There are also biennial world team events called Chess Olympiads. Since the 20th century, two international organizations, the World Chess Federation and the International Correspondence Chess Federation have organized and overseen the top chess competitions and international titles.
One of the goals of early computer scientists was to create a chess-playing machine, and today's chess is deeply influenced by the abilities of current chess programs. In 1997, a match between Garry Kasparov, then World Champion, and IBM's Deep Blue chess program proved for the first time that computers are able to beat even the strongest human players. The popularity of online chess coincided with the growth of the Internet.
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FICS history game: tuskerking -1
KotimaanLinnut (1910) vs. tuskerking (1438) --- Wed Nov 7, 00:15 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move KotimaanLinnut tuskerking
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1. e4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. Nf3 (0:00.500) dxe4 (0:01.093)
3. Ng5 (0:00.359) h6 (0:01.031)
4. Nxe4 (0:00.875) Nf6 (0:00.391)
5. Nxf6+ (0:00.453) exf6 (0:00.891)
6. Bc4 (0:00.344) Be6 (0:01.875)
7. Qe2 (0:01.219) Qd7 (0:01.391)
8. O-O (0:01.031) Nc6 (0:00.750)
9. c3 (0:01.266) O-O-O (0:00.766)
10. d4 (0:00.828) Bxc4 (0:02.219)
11. Qxc4 (0:01.219) Kb8 (0:01.032)
12. b4 (0:02.235) Qd5 (0:07.375)
13. Qe2 (0:01.156) Bd6 (0:01.922)
14. a4 (0:02.188) g5 (0:02.218)
15. a5 (0:01.844) a6 (0:01.672)
16. Na3 (0:06.563) Rde8 (0:05.562)
17. Qc2 (0:02.593) f5 (0:03.016)
18. b5 (0:01.688) axb5 (0:01.218)
19. a6 (0:02.172) bxa6 (0:02.234)
20. Bd2 (0:07.422) Bxa3 (0:02.578)
21. Rxa3 (0:01.594) a5 (0:02.438)
22. Rb1 (0:08.734) Ka7 (0:12.204)
23. Qd3 (0:16.766) Ka6 (0:04.282)
24. Rba1 (0:06.953) Re6 (0:07.407)
25. c4 (0:00.969) Qxc4 (0:04.610)
26. Qxc4 (0:02.969) bxc4 (0:00.969)
27. Bxa5 (0:00.360) Nxa5 (0:02.109)
28. Rxa5+ (0:00.903) Kb6 (0:02.484)
29. Ra6+ (0:03.662) Kb7 (0:00.797)
30. Ra7+ (0:00.992) Kc6 (0:01.203)
31. h3 (0:17.121) Rd8 (0:03.218)
32. R1a5 (0:04.364) f4 (0:06.953)
33. R5a6+ (0:10.285) Kb5 (0:08.046)
34. Rxe6 (0:01.343) fxe6 (0:01.921)
35. Rxc7 (0:00.626) Rxd4 (0:00.812)
36. Kf1 (0:00.885) e5 (0:02.562)
37. Ke2 (0:00.916) Rd6 (0:01.187)
38. Rb7+ (0:05.677) Kc5 (0:01.219)
39. Rb1 (0:06.470) c3 (0:03.172)
40. Rc1 (0:01.862) Kc4 (0:00.578)
41. g3 (0:01.938) Kb3 (0:02.688)
42. gxf4 (0:03.678) exf4 (0:01.422)
43. h4 (0:05.112) Kb2 (0:02.328)
44. Rg1 (0:03.372) c2 (0:04.656)
45. hxg5 (0:01.205) hxg5 (0:02.110)
46. Kf3 (0:00.564) Rd1 (0:05.844)
47. Rxg5 (0:00.946) c1=Q (0:02.328)
48. Rb5+ (0:00.808) Ka3 (0:01.188)
49. Ra5+ (0:01.374) Kb4 (0:01.453)
50. Rf5 (0:00.839) Rf1 (0:03.078)
51. Rxf4+ (0:01.999) Kc3 (0:05.031)
52. Re4 (0:01.755) Kd3 (0:03.891)
53. Re8 (0:02.899) Qd1+ (0:04.140)
54. Kg3 (0:04.212) Rg1+ (0:01.109)
55. Kf4 (0:02.182) Qg4+ (0:02.719)
56. Ke5 (0:00.534) Qg5+ (0:02.234)
57. Kd6 (0:00.885) Qg6+ (0:01.734)
58. Re6 (0:01.435) Qxe6+ (0:04.250)
59. Kxe6 (0:00.672) Ke2 (0:00.359)
60. f4 (0:00.274) Rf1 (0:01.641)
61. f5 (0:00.100) Ke3 (0:00.719)
62. f6 (0:00.473) Ke4 (0:00.704)
63. f7 (0:00.427) Kd4 (0:01.110)
64. Ke7 (0:00.748) Kd5 (0:01.093)
65. f8=Q (0:01.740) Rxf8 (0:00.875)
66. Kxf8 (0:00.100)
{Neither player has mating material} 1/2-1/2
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FICS history game: tuskerking -1
KotimaanLinnut (1908) vs. tuskerking (1440) --- Wed Nov 7, 00:05 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move KotimaanLinnut tuskerking
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1. e4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. Nf3 (0:01.140) dxe4 (0:00.922)
3. Ng5 (0:00.281) h6 (0:01.688)
4. Nxe4 (0:02.250) Nf6 (0:00.625)
5. Nbc3 (0:01.453) Nc6 (0:02.094)
6. Bc4 (0:01.485) Bf5 (0:01.437)
7. Nxf6+ (0:01.031) exf6 (0:01.266)
8. O-O (0:00.812) Be7 (0:01.156)
9. a3 (0:02.609) O-O (0:01.282)
10. d3 (0:00.563) a6 (0:01.312)
11. Qf3 (0:02.375) Qd7 (0:03.687)
12. Be3 (0:02.250) Ne5 (0:01.140)
13. Qd5 (0:02.938) Be6 (0:05.750)
14. Qxd7 (0:01.360) Bxd7 (0:00.641)
15. Bb3 (0:01.578) b5 (0:03.016)
16. Nd5 (0:01.765) Bd8 (0:01.734)
17. h3 (0:04.515) Rb8 (0:00.985)
18. Rfe1 (0:02.079) c6 (0:00.828)
19. Nc3 (0:02.626) a5 (0:04.328)
20. Bc5 (0:01.250) Re8 (0:01.734)
21. Ne4 (0:00.891) Bc7 (0:02.000)
22. Nd6 (0:00.984) Bxd6 (0:01.938)
23. Bxd6 (0:00.100) Rbc8 (0:00.938)
24. f4 (0:01.453) Ng6 (0:03.203)
25. g3 (0:01.015) Rxe1+ (0:02.250)
26. Rxe1 (0:00.100) Re8 (0:00.922)
27. Re4 (0:07.063) Nf8 (0:09.265)
28. a4 (0:05.922) bxa4 (0:03.000)
29. Bxa4 (0:00.812) Ne6 (0:00.750)
30. d4 (0:08.673) f5 (0:06.000)
31. Re5 (0:15.047) Nxd4 (0:02.344)
32. Rxa5 (0:00.844) Re1+ (0:10.063)
33. Kf2 (0:00.969) Re2+ (0:01.250)
34. Kf1 (0:01.469) Rh2 (0:03.125)
35. h4 (0:07.859) Nxc2 (0:01.641)
36. Rc5 (0:11.204) Ne3+ (0:01.860)
37. Kg1 (0:01.297) Rxb2 (0:02.047)
38. Bxc6 (0:02.906) Bxc6 (0:02.094)
39. Rxc6 (0:01.015) Ng4 (0:02.391)
40. Rc1 (0:07.188) Rb3 (0:06.062)
41. Kg2 (0:01.797) Rb2+ (0:00.938)
42. Kg1 (0:03.062) Rb3 (0:01.609)
43. Kg2 (0:02.406) Rb2+ (0:02.984)
44. Kg1 (0:02.063) Kh7 (0:03.359)
45. Rc7 (0:01.547) Kg6 (0:02.235)
46. Rc6 (0:00.578) f6 (0:01.297)
47. Bf8 (0:01.547) Rb1+ (0:02.672)
48. Kg2 (0:01.594) Rb2+ (0:00.969)
49. Kf1 (0:00.532) Rb1+ (0:00.891)
50. Ke2 (0:01.125) Rb2+ (0:00.766)
51. Kd3 (0:00.813) Rb3+ (0:00.719)
52. Kc4 (0:01.250) Rb7 (0:00.968)
53. Kc5 (0:01.625) Ne3 (0:01.750)
54. Rc8 (0:01.547) Rf7 (0:02.203)
55. Bd6 (0:01.672) Ng4 (0:01.765)
56. Kd5 (0:02.000) Ne3+ (0:00.968)
57. Ke6 (0:00.641) Nf1 (0:03.000)
58. Rc3 (0:02.172) Ra7 (0:02.422)
59. Kd5 (0:06.906) Nd2 (0:01.687)
60. Re3 (0:03.391) Ne4 (0:01.391)
61. g4 (0:00.719) Ra5+ (0:05.750)
62. Kc6 (0:01.734) Nf2 (0:03.641)
63. h5+ (0:02.062) Kh7 (0:01.890)
64. Rf3 (0:03.110) Nxg4 (0:01.750)
65. Bc5 (0:03.172) Ra6+ (0:01.141)
66. Kb5 (0:01.344) Ra8 (0:01.250)
67. Rc3 (0:00.640) Rb8+ (0:01.062)
68. Kc6 (0:00.422) Nf2 (0:02.516)
69. Re3 (0:01.578) Ne4 (0:01.156)
70. Bd4 (0:00.828) Rc8+ (0:00.828)
71. Kd5 (0:00.100) Rd8+ (0:00.750)
72. Kc4 (0:00.100) Rc8+ (0:00.593)
73. Kd5 (0:00.100) Rd8+ (0:00.640)
74. Kc4 (0:00.406) Ra8 (0:00.594)
75. Kb5 (0:02.125) Rb8+ (0:00.875)
76. Kc6 (0:01.078) Rc8+ (0:01.203)
77. Kd5 (0:00.609) Rb8 (0:00.969)
78. Kc6 (0:01.297) Ra8 (0:00.656)
79. Kb7 (0:00.672) Ra4 (0:00.844)
80. Bc5 (0:00.579) Nxc5+ (0:00.938)
81. Kc6 (0:00.688) Ne4 (0:00.734)
82. Kd7 (0:01.360) Ra6 (0:00.796)
83. Ke7 (0:00.100) Ra7+ (0:00.797)
84. Kf8 (0:00.100) Ra6 (0:00.500)
85. Kf7 (0:00.100) Ra8 (0:00.406)
86. Ke7 (0:00.750) Ra7+ (0:00.532)
87. Kf8 (0:00.562) Ra6 (0:00.500)
88. Kf7 (0:00.100) Ra7+ (0:00.359)
89. Ke6 (0:00.100) Kh8 (0:00.578)
90. Kxf5 (0:00.100) Kh7 (0:00.100)
91. Kxe4 (0:00.100) Ra5 (0:00.422)
92. Kf3 (0:00.100) Kg8 (0:02.234)
93. Kg4 (0:00.100) Kh7 (0:00.484)
94. Rd3 (0:01.141) Ra4 (0:00.703)
95. Rd7 (0:00.100) Ra3 (0:00.625)
96. Kf5 (0:00.100) Ra5+ (0:00.953)
97. Ke6 (0:01.031) Rxh5 (0:00.937)
98. Kf7 (0:00.100) Rf5 (0:00.875)
99. Rd8 (0:00.100) h5 (0:00.547)
100. Rg8 (0:00.100) Rxf4 (0:01.859)
101. Rxg7+ (0:00.100) Kh8 (0:00.391)
102. Rg5 (0:00.100) Rg4 (0:01.484)
103. Rg7 (0:00.100)
{Black forfeits on time} 1-0
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FICS history game: tuskerking -1
KotimaanLinnut (1906) vs. tuskerking (1442) --- Tue Nov 6, 23:57 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move KotimaanLinnut tuskerking
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1. e4 (0:00.000) e5 (0:00.000)
2. Nf3 (0:00.922) Nc6 (0:01.625)
3. d4 (0:00.454) d6 (0:00.578)
4. h3 (0:01.235) exd4 (0:00.984)
5. Nxd4 (0:01.813) Nxd4 (0:00.891)
6. Qxd4 (0:00.828) Nf6 (0:01.015)
7. Nc3 (0:01.313) Be7 (0:01.844)
8. Be3 (0:01.344) b6 (0:01.359)
9. Bb5+ (0:04.845) Bd7 (0:01.906)
10. O-O-O (0:03.641) Bxb5 (0:03.578)
11. Nxb5 (0:01.344) O-O (0:01.937)
12. g4 (0:06.502) c5 (0:01.078)
13. Qd3 (0:02.703) a6 (0:01.969)
14. Nc3 (0:01.641) b5 (0:02.187)
15. g5 (0:01.345) Ne8 (0:02.359)
16. Nd5 (0:02.391) Bxg5 (0:01.453)
17. f4 (0:02.876) Be7 (0:03.984)
18. Rhg1 (0:02.032) c4 (0:09.391)
19. Qd4 (0:01.094) g6 (0:04.219)
20. f5 (0:02.438) Bf6 (0:09.984)
21. Nxf6+ (0:02.906) Qxf6 (0:01.422)
22. Qd5 (0:03.594) Nc7 (0:08.891)
23. Qxd6 (0:01.391) Qxd6 (0:00.734)
24. Rxd6 (0:00.812) Rad8 (0:00.984)
25. Bc5 (0:04.173) Rxd6 (0:01.313)
26. Bxd6 (0:00.891) Rc8 (0:01.812)
27. fxg6 (0:07.204) hxg6 (0:01.391)
28. h4 (0:00.625) Ne6 (0:01.109)
29. h5 (0:01.516) Kg7 (0:02.031)
30. hxg6 (0:03.235) fxg6 (0:02.047)
31. Be5+ (0:00.844) Kf7 (0:01.438)
32. Rf1+ (0:01.110) Ke7 (0:03.281)
33. Rf6 (0:03.297) Rg8 (0:02.953)
34. Rf2 (0:05.672) g5 (0:05.781)
35. Bf6+ (0:01.593) Kd6 (0:04.469)
36. Rd2+ (0:02.297) Kc6 (0:01.969)
37. Be5 (0:02.532) Rd8 (0:08.109)
38. Rf2 (0:05.438) Rf8 (0:06.359)
39. Rh2 (0:02.344) a5 (0:06.672)
40. Rh6 (0:01.750) Kd7 (0:02.609)
41. Rh7+ (0:02.297) Kc6 (0:01.234)
42. Ra7 (0:01.562) Kb6 (0:00.844)
43. Rh7 (0:04.235) g4 (0:02.406)
44. Rh6 (0:01.125) Re8 (0:02.079)
45. Rg6 (0:00.797) Kb7 (0:07.109)
46. Rxg4 (0:02.344) Nc5 (0:00.859)
47. Rg7+ (0:04.188) Kc6 (0:01.062)
48. Rc7+ (0:00.781) Kb6 (0:01.031)
49. Bd6 (0:09.938) Nxe4 (0:02.141)
50. Bf4 (0:02.875) Rf8 (0:02.657)
51. Re7 (0:10.407) Rxf4 (0:01.953)
52. Kd1 (0:00.100) Rf1+ (0:02.094)
53. Ke2 (0:00.813) Rf4 (0:01.437)
54. Ke3 (0:00.750) Rh4 (0:00.907)
55. Re6+ (0:03.125) Kc7 (0:03.766)
56. Rxe4 (0:03.438) Rh3+ (0:01.703)
57. Kd4 (0:01.375) Kc6 (0:01.641)
58. Re6+ (0:01.219) Kb7 (0:00.953)
59. Re5 (0:02.735) Rh4+ (0:01.063)
60. Ke3 (0:05.548) Rh3+ (0:00.875)
61. Kf4 (0:01.063) Rh2 (0:01.047)
62. Rxb5+ (0:01.406) Ka6 (0:01.219)
63. Rb8 (0:02.501) Rh4+ (0:01.016)
64. Ke3 (0:01.140) Rh3+ (0:01.719)
65. Kd4 (0:00.437) Rh4+ (0:01.015)
66. Kc3 (0:00.672) Ka7 (0:00.859)
67. Rb5 (0:01.829) Ka6 (0:00.563)
68. Rg5 (0:02.156) Rh3+ (0:01.531)
69. Kxc4 (0:00.938) Rh2 (0:00.516)
70. Kb3 (0:00.703) Rh3+ (0:01.047)
71. c3 (0:00.343) Rh2 (0:00.953)
72. a4 (0:00.797) Rh4 (0:00.484)
73. Rg6+ (0:00.390) Ka7 (0:01.890)
74. Rg5 (0:00.610) Ka6 (0:00.563)
75. Rb5 (0:00.766) Ka7 (0:00.891)
76. Rd5 (0:00.610) Kb6 (0:00.100)
77. Rd4 (0:00.641) Ka6 (0:00.609)
78. Rxh4 (0:01.234) Kb6 (0:00.100)
79. Rh6+ (0:00.100) Ka7 (0:00.859)
80. Kc4 (0:00.984) Kb7 (0:01.391)
81. Kb5 (0:00.100) Kc7 (0:00.453)
82. Kxa5 (0:00.100) Kd7 (0:00.100)
83. Kb5 (0:00.100) Ke7 (0:00.100)
84. a5 (0:00.188) Kf7 (0:00.100)
85. Rc6 (0:00.219) Kg7 (0:00.100)
86. a6 (0:00.100) Kf7 (0:00.100)
87. a7 (0:00.100) Ke7 (0:00.100)
88. a8=Q (0:00.100) Kd7 (0:00.100)
89. Qb7+ (0:00.100) Kd8 (0:00.609)
90. Rc8# (0:00.100)
{Black checkmated} 1-0
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 1:34 PM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
Styria (1613) vs. tuskerking (1430) --- Tue Nov 6, 23:45 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move Styria tuskerking
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1. e4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. d4 (0:00.781) dxe4 (0:01.844)
3. Nc3 (0:00.862) f5 (0:01.234)
4. f3 (0:02.384) Nf6 (0:00.906)
5. fxe4 (0:03.785) fxe4 (0:00.672)
6. Bc4 (0:02.744) Nc6 (0:04.937)
7. Be3 (0:09.574) Bg4 (0:02.672)
8. Qd2 (0:01.613) e6 (0:04.062)
9. h3 (0:05.257) Bh5 (0:02.500)
10. Bxe6 (0:01.292) Bb4 (0:02.985)
11. Nge2 (0:27.049) Qe7 (0:02.625)
12. d5 (0:19.658) Qd6 (0:21.188)
13. g4 (0:06.369) Bg6 (0:01.860)
14. Nf4 (0:07.611) Ne5 (0:21.593)
15. O-O-O (0:11.877) Bf7 (0:09.875)
16. Bxf7+ (0:10.284) Nxf7 (0:01.453)
17. Qd4 (0:05.629) O-O (0:10.969)
18. Ne6 (0:02.984) Rfe8 (0:06.828)
19. Bf4 (0:06.269) Bc5 (0:07.609)
20. Bxd6 (0:10.135) Bxd4 (0:01.969)
21. Rxd4 (0:11.537) cxd6 (0:01.094)
22. Nc7 (0:01.042) Rac8 (0:12.344)
23. Nxe8 (0:03.175) Rxe8 (0:00.750)
24. Re1 (0:03.585) Ng5 (0:02.547)
25. h4 (0:02.633) Nf3 (0:01.062)
26. Rdxe4 (0:07.490) Rxe4 (0:03.656)
27. Rxe4 (0:03.465) Nxe4 (0:01.296)
28. Nxe4 (0:00.671) Nxh4 (0:02.172)
29. Nxd6 (0:00.801) b6 (0:02.234)
30. Nb7 (0:00.100) Ng6 (0:01.593)
31. d6 (0:00.540) Ne5 (0:01.359)
32. c4 (0:02.183) Kf7 (0:00.765)
33. b4 (0:00.371) Ke6 (0:01.016)
34. c5 (0:00.100) bxc5 (0:01.406)
35. bxc5 (0:00.100) Kd7 (0:01.047)
36. c6+ (0:00.121) Kxc6 (0:00.906)
37. Na5+ (0:00.811) Kxd6 (0:01.391)
38. Kd2 (0:00.100) Ke6 (0:00.813)
39. Ke3 (0:00.140) Nxg4+ (0:00.547)
40. Ke4 (0:00.100) Nf6+ (0:00.531)
41. Kd4 (0:01.452) h6 (0:00.547)
42. Nc6 (0:00.100) g5 (0:00.375)
43. Nxa7 (0:00.100) Kf5 (0:00.875)
44. Nb5 (0:00.100) Kf4 (0:00.422)
45. Nd6 (0:01.592) g4 (0:00.100)
46. a4 (0:01.392) g3 (0:00.593)
{White forfeits on time} 0-1
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 1:21 PM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
Styria (1615) vs. tuskerking (1428) --- Tue Nov 6, 22:52 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move Styria tuskerking
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1. f4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. Nf3 (0:00.661) Nc6 (0:00.891)
3. e3 (0:01.562) Bg4 (0:01.313)
4. d4 (0:00.771) Bxf3 (0:01.187)
5. Qxf3 (0:02.653) e5 (0:00.734)
6. fxe5 (0:03.054) f6 (0:01.578)
7. exf6 (0:05.298) Nxf6 (0:00.859)
8. c4 (0:05.177) Bb4+ (0:03.828)
9. Bd2 (0:02.794) O-O (0:05.766)
10. Nc3 (0:30.534) Ne4 (0:11.891)
11. Qh3 (0:17.906) Nf2 (0:16.375)
12. Qe6+ (0:01.772) Kh8 (0:03.938)
13. Rg1 (0:03.595) Nxd4 (0:09.078)
14. exd4 (0:17.515) Re8 (0:04.765)
15. Qxe8+ (0:02.644) Qxe8+ (0:08.172)
16. Kxf2 (0:00.100) Qf7+ (0:05.282)
17. Ke1 (0:08.321) Re8+ (0:07.313)
18. Kd1 (0:01.312) dxc4 (0:00.813)
19. a3 (0:17.656) Ba5 (0:15.297)
20. Be1 (0:16.563) Bb6 (0:03.500)
21. Ne2 (0:03.285) c3 (0:11.000)
22. Bxc3 (0:00.991) Qb3+ (0:01.891)
23. Kd2 (0:02.133) c5 (0:04.047)
24. dxc5 (0:07.851) Rd8+ (0:01.968)
25. Ke1 (0:08.191) Bxc5 (0:01.093)
26. Rh1 (0:01.873) Rf8 (0:03.828)
27. g3 (0:06.790) Qc2 (0:01.593)
28. Nd4 (0:04.106) Re8+ (0:03.375)
29. Be2 (0:04.506) Qe4 (0:03.328)
{White forfeits on time} 0-1
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 12:28 PM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
Styria (1614) vs. tuskerking (1429) --- Tue Nov 6, 22:31 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move Styria tuskerking
---- --------------------- ---------------------
1. e4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. exd5 (0:01.071) Nf6 (0:01.156)
3. d4 (0:01.793) Nxd5 (0:01.156)
4. c4 (0:00.411) Nf6 (0:01.000)
5. Nc3 (0:00.601) e5 (0:02.281)
6. dxe5 (0:02.444) Qxd1+ (0:00.954)
7. Nxd1 (0:03.135) Nfd7 (0:06.953)
8. Nf3 (0:03.765) Nc6 (0:00.922)
9. Bf4 (0:05.097) Bb4+ (0:00.907)
10. Nc3 (0:04.587) O-O (0:06.469)
11. O-O-O (0:02.473) Bxc3 (0:03.016)
12. bxc3 (0:01.843) Nc5 (0:02.922)
13. Nd4 (0:07.631) Na5 (0:02.594)
14. Kc2 (0:26.789) b6 (0:00.968)
15. Nb3 (0:04.777) Naxb3 (0:01.812)
16. axb3 (0:00.791) Ne6 (0:01.297)
17. Bg3 (0:01.733) a5 (0:03.218)
18. Bd3 (0:02.854) Nc5 (0:01.891)
19. b4 (0:10.265) axb4 (0:01.297)
20. cxb4 (0:02.334) Nxd3 (0:02.468)
21. Kxd3 (0:01.753) Ra2 (0:02.687)
22. Ra1 (0:15.733) Bf5+ (0:01.672)
23. Kc3 (0:03.015) Rc2+ (0:02.765)
24. Kb3 (0:01.983) Rd8 (0:13.328)
25. Rhd1 (0:02.904) Rf8 (0:10.891)
26. Bh4 (0:07.691) h6 (0:02.203)
27. g4 (0:04.877) Bg6 (0:11.313)
28. Bg3 (0:00.861) Re8 (0:05.344)
29. f4 (0:05.248) Re2 (0:06.594)
30. f5 (0:01.943) Bh7 (0:01.688)
31. Rd7 (0:08.212) c5 (0:06.281)
32. b5 (0:03.895) Re3+ (0:01.641)
33. Kc2 (0:00.991) g6 (0:02.359)
34. Kd2 (0:07.671) Re4 (0:04.860)
35. Ra4 (0:13.510) gxf5 (0:01.219)
36. gxf5 (0:01.262) Bxf5 (0:00.750)
37. Rd6 (0:02.794) Kg7 (0:01.531)
38. Rxb6 (0:01.282) Rd4+ (0:02.687)
39. Kc3 (0:03.445) Rd3+ (0:01.047)
40. Kb2 (0:01.532) Red8 (0:01.328)
41. Bf4 (0:02.093) Rf3 (0:01.688)
42. Bc1 (0:02.895) Rf2+ (0:01.531)
{White forfeits on time} 0-1
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 12:07 PM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
tuskerking (1420) vs. jmass (1795) --- Tue Nov 6, 21:25 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 5 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move tuskerking jmass
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1. e4 (0:00.000) e5 (0:00.000)
2. d4 (0:00.937) exd4 (0:01.296)
3. Nf3 (0:00.657) Nf6 (0:06.437)
4. e5 (0:03.078) Qe7 (0:01.328)
5. Qe2 (0:03.750) Ng4 (0:03.469)
6. h3 (0:03.453) Nh6 (0:05.312)
7. Bxh6 (0:01.328) gxh6 (0:01.265)
8. c3 (0:04.641) dxc3 (0:03.047)
9. Nxc3 (0:00.953) Nc6 (0:00.610)
10. O-O-O (0:01.734) h5 (0:03.516)
11. g3 (0:07.125) Bh6+ (0:02.906)
12. Kb1 (0:01.625) O-O (0:01.735)
13. g4 (0:03.265) h4 (0:02.375)
14. g5 (0:04.812) Bxg5 (0:03.110)
15. Nxg5 (0:00.953) Qxg5 (0:02.063)
16. Bg2 (0:04.625) Qxe5 (0:02.343)
17. Qg4+ (0:03.672) Qg7 (0:01.344)
18. Qxh4 (0:05.719) d6 (0:14.735)
19. Bxc6 (0:03.531) bxc6 (0:01.781)
20. Rhg1 (0:02.000) Qxg1 (0:04.860)
21. Rxg1+ (0:01.594) Kh8 (0:00.297)
22. Qd4+ (0:02.078) f6 (0:02.125)
23. Ne4 (0:03.109) Bf5 (0:12.157)
24. Qc4 (0:31.468) d5 (0:08.500)
25. Qxc6 (0:03.438) dxe4 (0:05.781)
26. Qd5 (0:11.953) Bg6 (0:08.562)
27. Kc1 (0:20.016) c5 (0:08.688)
28. h4 (0:11.875) Rad8 (0:08.375)
29. Qe6 (0:19.719) Rde8 (0:18.469)
30. Qc6 (0:05.609) a5 (0:08.704)
31. Qd7 (0:13.531) Rg8 (0:09.203)
32. Qb7 (0:11.656) Bf7 (0:14.218)
33. Rxg8+ (0:01.750) Kxg8 (0:07.938)
34. Qb6 (0:16.610) a4 (0:08.765)
35. Qxf6 (0:05.594) Bxa2 (0:08.859)
36. Qg5+ (0:07.391) Kf8 (0:05.938)
37. Qxc5+ (0:01.859) Re7 (0:08.157)
38. Qc8+ (0:13.281) Kg7 (0:08.641)
39. Qg4+ (0:03.859) Kf8 (0:06.328)
40. Qf5+ (0:04.531) Kg7 (0:08.156)
41. Qg5+ (0:04.406) Kf7 (0:06.250)
42. h5 (0:04.860) Bb3 (0:06.422)
43. Kd2 (0:02.781) Rd7+ (0:01.328)
44. Ke3 (0:01.000) Re7 (0:00.703)
45. Qh6 (0:02.093) Ke8 (0:02.156)
46. Qc6+ (0:02.922) Kf7 (0:02.016)
47. Qb6 (0:04.031) Ke8 (0:02.063)
48. Qb8+ (0:01.641) Kf7 (0:00.953)
49. h6 (0:01.125) Kg6 (0:02.297)
50. Qh2 (0:03.140) Re6 (0:02.594)
51. Qh4 (0:02.578) Kf7 (0:02.282)
52. Qh5+ (0:01.453) Kg8 (0:02.844)
53. Qg5+ (0:01.266) Kf8 (0:02.328)
54. Qg7+ (0:00.750) Ke8 (0:01.171)
55. Qxh7 (0:00.812) Rf6 (0:04.610)
56. Qg7 (0:01.719) Rf3+ (0:01.437)
57. Kxe4 (0:00.968) Rxf2 (0:06.016)
58. h7 (0:01.297) Re2+ (0:02.219)
59. Kd3 (0:00.719) Rh2 (0:04.828)
60. h8=Q+ (0:01.515) Rxh8 (0:00.297)
61. Qxh8+ (0:00.500) Kd7 (0:00.329)
62. Qg7+ (0:00.453) Ke8 (0:01.031)
63. Qg8+ (0:01.172) Kd7 (0:00.719)
64. Kc3 (0:00.141) Ke7 (0:02.469)
65. Qg7+ (0:00.100) Ke8 (0:01.297)
66. Qh6 (0:00.344) Kf7 (0:01.281)
67. Qg6+ (0:00.100) Kf8 (0:01.203)
68. Kb4 (0:00.100) Ke7 (0:01.063)
69. Kc5 (0:00.469) Kd8 (0:01.407)
70. Kc6 (0:00.328) Ke7 (0:01.266)
71. Kc5 (0:01.453)
{Black forfeits on time} 1-0
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 11:06 AM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
tuskerking (1428) vs. jmass (1787) --- Tue Nov 6, 21:05 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 5 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move tuskerking jmass
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1. e4 (0:00.000) e5 (0:00.000)
2. Bc4 (0:01.922) Nf6 (0:03.125)
3. Nc3 (0:02.937) c6 (0:02.110)
4. Nf3 (0:01.313) d5 (0:03.313)
5. exd5 (0:01.203) cxd5 (0:00.843)
6. Bb5+ (0:00.656) Bd7 (0:01.828)
7. Qe2 (0:03.328) a6 (0:03.563)
8. Ba4 (0:07.359) b5 (0:02.938)
9. Bb3 (0:10.093) Be6 (0:22.438)
10. Nxe5 (0:05.000) Be7 (0:11.156)
11. d4 (0:05.500) O-O (0:06.641)
12. O-O (0:01.625) b4 (0:09.328)
13. Na4 (0:09.453) Qc7 (0:09.422)
14. Bf4 (0:08.172) Bd6 (0:08.812)
15. Rac1 (0:03.125) Nc6 (0:07.750)
16. c3 (0:32.266) Ne4 (0:16.593)
17. cxb4 (0:07.406) Nxd4 (0:10.641)
18. Qxe4 (0:27.765) dxe4 (0:07.500)
19. Rxc7 (0:08.391) Bxc7 (0:01.844)
20. Bxe6 (0:05.000) Nxe6 (0:02.813)
21. Bg3 (0:09.110) Rfd8 (0:06.610)
22. Nc6 (0:09.563) Rd7 (0:01.687)
23. Bxc7 (0:24.500) Rxc7 (0:02.297)
24. Ne5 (0:20.297) f6 (0:08.485)
25. Ng4 (0:08.422) Rb8 (0:12.032)
26. a3 (0:02.594) a5 (0:02.672)
27. bxa5 (0:04.875) Ra8 (0:04.875)
28. b4 (0:12.969) Rc2 (0:09.094)
29. Ne3 (0:07.015) Ra2 (0:02.750)
30. Nb6 (0:02.422) Rd8 (0:04.875)
31. a4 (0:02.016) Nc7 (0:14.203)
32. g3 (0:16.000) Rb2 (0:01.484)
33. b5 (0:12.547) Nxb5 (0:08.578)
34. axb5 (0:05.610) Rxb5 (0:00.906)
35. Nec4 (0:07.422) Rc5 (0:39.765)
36. a6 (0:01.281) Rc7 (0:10.031)
37. Ra1 (0:02.656) Ra7 (0:01.172)
38. Na5 (0:02.500) Rxa6 (0:02.282)
39. Nbc4 (0:02.437) Rda8 (0:02.266)
40. Kg2 (0:01.219) Kf7 (0:01.953)
41. g4 (0:01.188) Kg6 (0:00.891)
42. Kg3 (0:00.375) h5 (0:01.047)
{White forfeits on time} 0-1
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 10:46 AM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
tuskerking (1427) vs. rzd (1578) --- Tue Nov 6, 20:41 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move tuskerking rzd
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1. e4 (0:00.000) c5 (0:00.000)
2. d4 (0:01.578) cxd4 (0:01.369)
3. c3 (0:00.750) Nf6 (0:01.287)
4. e5 (0:01.359) Nd5 (0:02.823)
5. Nf3 (0:03.109) Nc6 (0:01.801)
6. Bc4 (0:01.344) e6 (0:01.417)
7. cxd4 (0:03.469) Qa5+ (0:05.521)
8. Bd2 (0:01.860) Qb6 (0:01.417)
9. Qc1 (0:02.500) Nxd4 (0:06.099)
10. Bxd5 (0:06.766) exd5 (0:08.011)
11. Nxd4 (0:01.547) Qxd4 (0:01.870)
12. O-O (0:01.500) Be7 (0:19.268)
13. Nc3 (0:02.937) O-O (0:02.945)
14. Re1 (0:02.062) d6 (0:02.866)
15. Nb5 (0:02.172) Qc5 (0:09.249)
16. exd6 (0:03.406) Bxd6 (0:05.487)
17. Qxc5 (0:10.141) Bxc5 (0:01.358)
18. Nc7 (0:02.891) Rb8 (0:01.449)
19. Nxd5 (0:03.078) Be6 (0:00.959)
20. Nf4 (0:10.234) Bf5 (0:08.783)
21. Rac1 (0:08.062) Bb6 (0:04.593)
22. Bb4 (0:04.015) Rfe8 (0:03.308)
23. g3 (0:06.000) Rxe1+ (0:15.699)
24. Rxe1 (0:02.718) h6 (0:00.763)
25. Nd5 (0:02.109) Bh3 (0:08.376)
26. Nxb6 (0:24.593) axb6 (0:00.100)
27. f3 (0:06.796) Rc8 (0:03.363)
28. Re2 (0:04.422) Rc1+ (0:05.095)
29. Kf2 (0:01.578) Rh1 (0:06.033)
30. Ke3 (0:04.172) Rd1 (0:03.243)
31. g4 (0:04.890) Bf1 (0:05.008)
32. Rd2 (0:03.593) Re1+ (0:04.839)
33. Kf2 (0:01.406) Rc1 (0:04.168)
34. Bc3 (0:07.422) Bc4 (0:01.659)
35. a3 (0:06.750) b5 (0:01.967)
36. Rd7 (0:04.985) b6 (0:03.186)
37. Rd6 (0:06.031) Rc2+ (0:00.768)
38. Kg3 (0:01.016) h5 (0:09.138)
39. Rxb6 (0:01.141) hxg4 (0:01.852)
40. fxg4 (0:00.484) Rc1 (0:03.520)
41. h3 (0:01.204) Kh7 (0:00.943)
42. Kh4 (0:00.828) g6 (0:00.582)
43. Bb4 (0:01.297) Kg7 (0:01.635)
44. Rb7 (0:00.578) Kf6 (0:00.954)
45. Bc3+ (0:00.563) Ke6 (0:00.764)
46. Rb6+ (0:01.047) Kd5 (0:00.605)
47. Rf6 (0:00.641) Ke4 (0:00.550)
48. Rxf7 (0:00.469) Kd3 (0:00.467)
49. Rg7 (0:00.437) Ke2 (0:00.224)
50. Rxg6 (0:00.562) Kf3 (0:00.385)
51. Kg5 (0:00.125) Kg2 (0:00.149)
52. h4 (0:00.100) Bd3 (0:00.100)
53. h5 (0:00.100)
{Black forfeits on time} 1-0
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 10:18 AM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
tuskerking (1427) vs. rzd (1578) --- Tue Nov 6, 20:41 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move tuskerking rzd
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1. e4 (0:00.000) c5 (0:00.000)
2. d4 (0:01.578) cxd4 (0:01.369)
3. c3 (0:00.750) Nf6 (0:01.287)
4. e5 (0:01.359) Nd5 (0:02.823)
5. Nf3 (0:03.109) Nc6 (0:01.801)
6. Bc4 (0:01.344) e6 (0:01.417)
7. cxd4 (0:03.469) Qa5+ (0:05.521)
8. Bd2 (0:01.860) Qb6 (0:01.417)
9. Qc1 (0:02.500) Nxd4 (0:06.099)
10. Bxd5 (0:06.766) exd5 (0:08.011)
11. Nxd4 (0:01.547) Qxd4 (0:01.870)
12. O-O (0:01.500) Be7 (0:19.268)
13. Nc3 (0:02.937) O-O (0:02.945)
14. Re1 (0:02.062) d6 (0:02.866)
15. Nb5 (0:02.172) Qc5 (0:09.249)
16. exd6 (0:03.406) Bxd6 (0:05.487)
17. Qxc5 (0:10.141) Bxc5 (0:01.358)
18. Nc7 (0:02.891) Rb8 (0:01.449)
19. Nxd5 (0:03.078) Be6 (0:00.959)
20. Nf4 (0:10.234) Bf5 (0:08.783)
21. Rac1 (0:08.062) Bb6 (0:04.593)
22. Bb4 (0:04.015) Rfe8 (0:03.308)
23. g3 (0:06.000) Rxe1+ (0:15.699)
24. Rxe1 (0:02.718) h6 (0:00.763)
25. Nd5 (0:02.109) Bh3 (0:08.376)
26. Nxb6 (0:24.593) axb6 (0:00.100)
27. f3 (0:06.796) Rc8 (0:03.363)
28. Re2 (0:04.422) Rc1+ (0:05.095)
29. Kf2 (0:01.578) Rh1 (0:06.033)
30. Ke3 (0:04.172) Rd1 (0:03.243)
31. g4 (0:04.890) Bf1 (0:05.008)
32. Rd2 (0:03.593) Re1+ (0:04.839)
33. Kf2 (0:01.406) Rc1 (0:04.168)
34. Bc3 (0:07.422) Bc4 (0:01.659)
35. a3 (0:06.750) b5 (0:01.967)
36. Rd7 (0:04.985) b6 (0:03.186)
37. Rd6 (0:06.031) Rc2+ (0:00.768)
38. Kg3 (0:01.016) h5 (0:09.138)
39. Rxb6 (0:01.141) hxg4 (0:01.852)
40. fxg4 (0:00.484) Rc1 (0:03.520)
41. h3 (0:01.204) Kh7 (0:00.943)
42. Kh4 (0:00.828) g6 (0:00.582)
43. Bb4 (0:01.297) Kg7 (0:01.635)
44. Rb7 (0:00.578) Kf6 (0:00.954)
45. Bc3+ (0:00.563) Ke6 (0:00.764)
46. Rb6+ (0:01.047) Kd5 (0:00.605)
47. Rf6 (0:00.641) Ke4 (0:00.550)
48. Rxf7 (0:00.469) Kd3 (0:00.467)
49. Rg7 (0:00.437) Ke2 (0:00.224)
50. Rxg6 (0:00.562) Kf3 (0:00.385)
51. Kg5 (0:00.125) Kg2 (0:00.149)
52. h4 (0:00.100) Bd3 (0:00.100)
53. h5 (0:00.100)
{Black forfeits on time} 1-0
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 10:18 AM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
tuskerking (1435) vs. coolname (1415) --- Tue Nov 6, 20:16 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move tuskerking coolname
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1. e4 (0:00.000) e5 (0:00.000)
2. d4 (0:00.672) exd4 (0:06.813)
3. Nf3 (0:02.156) d5 (0:03.500)
4. exd5 (0:01.266) Qxd5 (0:01.219)
5. Nc3 (0:01.766) Qa5 (0:04.000)
6. Qe2+ (0:09.500) Be6 (0:04.719)
7. Nxd4 (0:04.000) Bb4 (0:16.515)
8. Bd2 (0:03.984) Nd7 (0:26.985)
9. Nxe6 (0:04.313) fxe6 (0:01.625)
10. Qxe6+ (0:03.422) Ne7 (0:00.719)
11. Bb5 (0:11.562) c6 (0:11.547)
12. Bc4 (0:15.375) O-O-O (0:06.203)
13. O-O (0:02.766) Bxc3 (0:18.688)
14. Bxc3 (0:02.187) Qc5 (0:05.125)
15. Rad1 (0:03.172) Rhf8 (0:14.188)
16. Qg4 (0:05.593) Nd5 (0:04.656)
17. Bxd5 (0:08.141) cxd5 (0:00.703)
18. a3 (0:01.281) Kc7 (0:08.047)
19. Bb4 (0:02.078) Qb6 (0:04.782)
20. Bxf8 (0:01.438) Rxf8 (0:00.812)
21. Qxg7 (0:02.375) Qc5 (0:03.297)
22. Qxh7 (0:03.031) Kc6 (0:03.828)
23. Qh6+ (0:02.954) Kb5 (0:01.812)
24. c4+ (0:00.953) dxc4 (0:03.078)
25. a4+ (0:10.406) Kxa4 (0:01.828)
26. b3+ (0:04.625) Kb4 (0:01.812)
27. Qd2+ (0:06.187) c3 (0:01.125)
28. Qxd7 (0:01.360) c2 (0:01.328)
29. Qa4+ (0:00.891) Kc3 (0:01.109)
30. Qa1+ (0:07.609) Kb4 (0:00.938)
31. Rc1 (0:02.250) Re8 (0:07.843)
32. Qa4+ (0:04.937) Kc3 (0:02.125)
33. Qf4 (0:04.797) Re2 (0:02.157)
34. Qf3+ (0:03.485) Kd2 (0:01.641)
35. Rxc2+ (0:01.750) Qxc2 (0:01.734)
36. b4 (0:00.922) Re1 (0:00.781)
37. g3 (0:02.328) Rxf1+ (0:00.828)
38. Kxf1 (0:00.515) Qg6 (0:00.390)
39. Qe3+ (0:01.390)
{Black forfeits on time} 1-0
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 9:53 AM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
Hexatetra (1504) vs. tuskerking (1438) --- Tue Nov 6, 19:56 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 3 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move Hexatetra tuskerking
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1. e4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. exd5 (0:01.563) Nf6 (0:05.063)
3. c4 (0:01.376) c6 (0:01.344)
4. dxc6 (0:01.001) Nxc6 (0:01.094)
5. Nf3 (0:00.636) e5 (0:01.593)
6. Be2 (0:03.949) Bc5 (0:01.032)
7. O-O (0:01.609) O-O (0:01.141)
8. Nc3 (0:01.660) Bg4 (0:01.968)
9. h3 (0:01.859) Bh5 (0:01.422)
10. Nh2 (0:02.701) Bg6 (0:01.625)
11. Ng4 (0:04.699) Re8 (0:04.468)
12. Nxf6+ (0:01.469) Qxf6 (0:01.312)
13. Bf3 (0:09.852) Rab8 (0:02.719)
14. Ne4 (0:05.353) Qe7 (0:02.875)
15. Nxc5 (0:01.843) Qxc5 (0:01.031)
16. b3 (0:04.611) Nd4 (0:04.812)
17. Bb2 (0:09.270) Nf5 (0:16.953)
18. Bg4 (0:09.300) Ne7 (0:05.328)
19. d4 (0:09.269) exd4 (0:03.860)
20. Qxd4 (0:01.525) Qxd4 (0:04.390)
21. Bxd4 (0:01.517) f5 (0:00.953)
22. Bf3 (0:04.621) a6 (0:04.375)
23. Be5 (0:08.941) Rbd8 (0:02.625)
24. Bxb7 (0:07.616) Nc6 (0:14.063)
25. Bf4 (0:23.731) Nb8 (0:02.594)
26. Rae1 (0:08.645) Bf7 (0:10.953)
27. Bxb8 (0:04.651) Rxb8 (0:01.297)
28. Bxa6 (0:00.854) Ra8 (0:02.281)
29. Rxe8+ (0:04.183) Bxe8 (0:01.235)
30. Re1 (0:04.036) Kf7 (0:01.063)
31. Bb7 (0:03.248) Rxa2 (0:01.094)
32. Bd5+ (0:06.982) Kf8 (0:02.437)
33. b4 (0:07.490) Rd2 (0:02.218)
34. b5 (0:01.812) Bxb5 (0:03.172)
35. Re5 (0:08.775) Bd7 (0:03.828)
36. Bf3 (0:05.431) g6 (0:02.313)
37. c5 (0:01.141) Rc2 (0:01.875)
38. c6 (0:01.521) Bxc6 (0:01.235)
{White forfeits on time} 0-1
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 9:32 AM 0 comments
FICS history game: tuskerking -1
tuskerking (1437) vs. CosmicMeltDown (1509) --- Tue Nov 6, 19:43 PST 2007
Rated blitz match, initial time: 5 minutes, increment: 0 seconds.
Move tuskerking CosmicMeltDown
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1. g4 (0:00.000) d5 (0:00.000)
2. Bg2 (0:01.484) c6 (0:02.033)
3. c4 (0:01.406) Bxg4 (0:02.153)
4. cxd5 (0:01.671) cxd5 (0:01.762)
5. Qb3 (0:01.016) Nf6 (0:22.523)
6. Nc3 (0:05.703) Nbd7 (0:09.293)
7. Nxd5 (0:08.157) Nxd5 (0:01.853)
8. Bxd5 (0:03.328) Rb8 (0:04.656)
9. Bxf7# (0:03.062)
{Black checkmated} 1-0
Posted by FICS Chess Games at 9:14 AM 0 comments