Saturday, March 25, 2006

An aeon of chess and chess code of conduct!

I hate it when people ask for take backs (undo move). It is my principle never to request any and thus I never accept any. This guy was taking almost 10 minutes for each of his moves and asked a take back once. Not resigning when the game is clearly over is also a sign of disrespect, I believe. Shortly before mate he asked the game to be "saved", I mean come on... Thats one of the drawbacks in yahoo chess that one plays with all the different, weird and often disrespectful people. Some of them even swear or start pushing you to play faster. The only way to play is to ignore them. But I meet also nice people VERY rarely. This guy yesterday... we were playing and chating and I hmm lost my rook. He is the first person to tell me thanks for that. :))

Anyway, here is the game, I ll return to comment on it because there were some amazing combinations and I would like to examine where they would have led the white and the black. The game lasted about 2 hours! An aeon!

Title: Yahoo! Chess Game
White: x-opponent
Black: viruswitch
Date: Sat Mar 25 11:21:07 GMT 2006

1. e2-e4 g8-f6
2. b1-c3 d7-d6
3. f1-c4 c8-g4
4. f2-f3 g4-h5
5. d2-d4 b8-d7
6. g1-h3 c7-c6
7. h3-g5 h7-h6
8. g5-h3 e7-e5
9. d4xe5 d7xe5
10. c4-b3 d8-b6
11. h3-f4 e5-d7
12. g2-g4 h5-g6
13. h2-h4 o-o-o
14. f4xg6 f7xg6
15. b3-e6 d8-e8
16. e6xd7+ f6xd7
17. g4-g5 f8-e7
18. g5xh6 g7xh6
19. d1-e2 g6-g5
20. h4xg5 h6xg5
21. h1-f1 d7-e5
22. a1-b1 e8-g8
23. c1-e3 c6-c5
24. c3-d5 b6-a5+
25. b2-b4 a5xa2
26. e2-d1 e7-d8
27. b4xc5 d6xc5
28. e3xc5 a7-a6
29. c5-b6 g8-g7
30. f1-f2 g5-g4
31. b6-d4 h8-h1+
32. f2-f1 d8-h4+
33. d4-f2 e5xf3+
34. e1-e2 a2-c4+
35. d1-d3 c4xd3+
36. e2xd3 h1xf1
37. b1xf1 h4xf2
38. f1xf2 g4-g3
39. f2xf3 g3-g2
40. d5-b6+ c8-b8
41. f3-f8+ b8-c7
42. b6-d5+ c7-d7
43. d5-b6+ d7-e7
44. f8-f2 g2-g1
45. b6-d5+ e7-e6
46. d5-f4+ e6-d7
47. d3-e2 g1-g4+
48. e2-e3 a6-a5
49. f2-d2+ d7-c8
50. d2-g2 g4xg2
51. f4xg2 g7xg2
52. c2-c4 a5-a4
53. e4-e5 a4-a3
54. e5-e6 c8-d8
55. e3-e4 a3-a2
56. e4-f3 g2-c2
57. c4-c5 c2xc5
58. e6-e7+ d8xe7
59. f3-g4 a2-a1
60. g4-h3 a1-a4
61. h3-g2 c5-c3
62. g2-f1 a4-a2 0-1

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