David versus Goliat...

[Carolus Rex]

1 e4 … e6
2 d4 … d5
3 Nc3 … Nf6
4 Bg5 … Be7
5 e5 … Nfd7
6 Bxe7 … Qxe7
7 Qd2 … a6
8 f4 … c5
9 Nf3 … Nc6
10 dxc5 … Qxc5
11 O-O-O … b5
12 Bd3 … b4
13 Ne2 … a5
14 Kb1 … Ba6
15 Bxa6 … Rxa6
16 Qd3 … Rb6
17 h4 … a4
18 Rh3 … Qa5
19 Nfd4 … Nc5
20 Qg3 … O-O
21 Nxc6 … Rxc6
22 Nd4 … Rc7
23 f5 … Ne4
24 Qe1 … exf5
25 Nxf5 … a3
26 Ne3 … Rc5
27 Rd4 … axb2
28 Nxd5 … b3
29 Nb4

Carolus

[Julius Brenzaida]

1 e4 … e6
2 d4 … d5
3 Nc3 … Nf6
4 Bg5 … Be7
5 e5 … Nfd7
6 Bxe7 … Qxe7
7 Qd2 … a6
8 f4 … c5
9 Nf3 … Nc6
10 dxc5 … Qxc5
11 O-O-O … b5
12 Bd3 … b4
13 Ne2 … a5
14 Kb1 … Ba6
15 Bxa6 … Rxa6
16 Qd3 … Rb6
17 h4 … a4
18 Rh3 … Qa5
19 Nfd4 … Nc5
20 Qg3 … O-O
21 Nxc6 … Rxc6
22 Nd4 … Rc7
23 f5 … Ne4
24 Qe1 … exf5
25 Nxf5 … a3
26 Ne3 … Rc5
27 Rd4 … axb2
28 Nxd5 … b3
29 Nb4 … Nc3+

[Julius Brenzaida]

1 e4 … e6
2 d4 … d5
3 Nc3 … Nf6
4 Bg5 … Be7
5 e5 … Nfd7
6 Bxe7 … Qxe7
7 Qd2 … a6
8 f4 … c5
9 Nf3 … Nc6
10 dxc5 … Qxc5
11 O-O-O … b5
12 Bd3 … b4
13 Ne2 … a5
14 Kb1 … Ba6
15 Bxa6 … Rxa6
16 Qd3 … Rb6
17 h4 … a4
18 Rh3 … Qa5
19 Nfd4 … Nc5
20 Qg3 … O-O
21 Nxc6 … Rxc6
22 Nd4 … Rc7
23 f5 … Ne4
24 Qe1 … exf5
25 Nxf5 … a3
26 Ne3 … Rc5
27 Rd4 … axb2
28 Nxd5 … b3
29 Nb4 … Nc3+

[Carolus Rex]

Another good move! I understand why you wanted to rub it in...

Carolus

[Julius Brenzaida]

quote: Originally posted by Carolus Rex on 03-23-2001 02:22 AM Another good move! I understand why you wanted to rub it in... Carolus

So good I had to double-post it !?
We'll see. It is, I think, the prettiest move to win. But the most complicated, too. There is the risk of an error.
But I've always thought that goood-looking moves were good indeed ...

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Oh Man, when will you understand that your greatness lies in your failure - Goethe

[Julius Brenzaida]

quote: Originally posted by Carolus Rex on 03-21-2001 06:33 PM No problem. I never said anything about cheating, though. It just felt awkward that you guys discussed the game while we're still playing it. Carolus

You're perfectly right. It felt awkward and it looked a awful lot like me showing off in a superior position. That was not fair-play. I'm really playing chess with me evil-side ...

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Oh Man, when will you understand that your greatness lies in your failure - Goethe

[Julius Brenzaida]

I propose we post the next moves in another topic (with an original name like David vs Golitath 2). This one is becoming too long !

BTW 28 Rxd5 would just have lost a piece to 28 ... Rxd5, no need to continue the attack with some (momentary I hope) pawn and knight sacrifices ...

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Oh Man, when will you understand that your greatness lies in your failure - Goethe

[Carolus Rex]

Ok, I will start the sequel...

Carolus