Originally posted by ih8sens I know this is a very amateuristic game, and there were enough blunders, but I'm kinda proud of this game. Figured I'd post it.
Hmmm, I've been analyzing the position where I played f4 with the Crafty engine installed in my Fritz program. It seems to think Qh4 is a better move (it's been 5 minutes). If someone else wants to analyze it too (I really don't know what I'm doing) feel free. That move interests me.
10 Minutes - Nf3
15 Minutes - Crafty seems to be stuck on Nf3. Interesting.
Well, it looks to me that black can defend with 24...Rf8. White does best to trade with 25.Rxf8 Nxf8 It looks like you don't have any compensation for the pawn.
umm.. 22.Qh4 threatens f4 still without losing a pawn. You have threats against the h-pawn and the rook. So maybe 22...Rbe8 23.f4 Nf6 24.g4 and you win the e-pawn. 22...Nf6 23.f4 e4 or something like that. I'm sure I screwed up somewhere, but there's some ideas. These types of positions require accurate calculation. The most significant factors I see in this position for white is active pieces and play against the e-pawn.
Ok, I'll get fritz out and see what he thinks.
Fritz9 prefers Qh4 by very slight edge. Both keep a slight advantage. It's not easy to evaluate. Sorry, too much work for me 🙂
Originally posted by allostery nice game. I like the 2 knights outpost on f3 and g3. Sets up a really solid kingside (the rooks on the e file didn't hurt either) 😉
Yah those helped, i wouldn't call it a positional game though 😉
Originally posted by ih8sens I know this is a very amateuristic game, and there were enough blunders, but I'm kinda proud of this game. Figured I'd post it.
I am new so take no advice from me but on RHC i have a great way to win. Just put the time bank and the timeout on 1 day. the oppenent couldn't catch up.
Nice Game
23 Mar '07 20:58
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