Chess Game 11 Tanner vs AbEgho

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 Nb1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /Ke8-d7
8 d4-d5 /

[c-square]

Wow!  This is quite an interesting game.  I'm eager to know how it'll go from here. 

[A.E.]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 b1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /e8-d7
8 d4-d5 / h8-h7

Sorry for the unreasonable delay! The internet has been quite intermittent lately, on my side.
And I'm not at all familiar with the additional characters you are using; so what is the "Q" and the "+" for?

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 Nb1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /Ke8-d7
8 d4-d5 / Rh8-h7
9 Bf1-e2 /

Sorry for the unreasonable delay! The internet has been quite intermittent lately, on my side.
And I'm not at all familiar with the additional characters you are using; so what is the "Q" and the "+" for?

Don't worry 'bout it, if also been getting a lot of internet problems lately. The "Q" stands for Queen, the + is for a check.

Looks like I forgot it when I moved my knight earlier. xD

[c-square]

And I'm not at all familiar with the additional characters you are using; so what is the "Q" and the "+" for?

In chess notation, one usually prefaces a move with a letter to represent the piece that moved:

K for King
Q for Queen
R for Rook
B for Bishop
N for kNight (because K is already taken)

Pawn moves aren't usually prefaced with a letter.

And, as Tanner-kun explained, + represents Check.  # represents Checkmate.  O-O is for a king-side castling move.  O-O-O is for a queen-side castling move.

[A.E.]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 Nb1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /Ke8-d7
8 d4-d5 / Rh8-h7
9 Bf1-e2 / h7-g7


@c-square, thanks for the clarification

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 Nb1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /Ke8-d7
8 d4-d5 / Rh8-h7
9 Bf1-e2 / h7-g7
10 Be2-g4+ /

[A.E.]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 Nb1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /Ke8-d7
8 d4-d5 / Rh8-h7
9 Bf1-e2 / h7-g7
10 Be2-g4+ / Kd7-e6

think this is officially done

[Tanner-kun]

think this is officially done

Seems like it. Good Game. ^_^

C-square, I was wondering how you normally analyze your chest games?

[c-square]

1 c2-c4 / a7-a5
2 d2-d4 / h7-h6
3 e2-e4 / b7-b6
4 f2-f4 /  d7-d6
5 Nb1-c3 / f7-f6
6 b2-b3 / g7-g5
7 Qd1-h5+ /Ke8-d7
8 d4-d5 / Rh8-h7
9 Bf1-e2 / h7-g7
10 Be2-g4+ / Kd7-e6

think this is officially done

Technically, Kd7-e6 is not a legal move, as you are still in check at the end of your move.  Your only legal options are f6-f5 or e7-e6.  f6-f5 results in Bg4xf5 which then forces e7-e6.  After e7-e6, the white bishop takes e6, forcing the black king to move to e7, where he will be safe for a short while.  White definitely has a huge upper hand in this board position, but the game's technically not over yet.  Still, it's not unreasonable for black to surrender the game at this point, which is what I'm guessing you did, AbEgho.

C-square, I was wondering how you normally analyze your chest games?

I'm not sure what you mean.  I enjoy looking at a game and thinking about what moves are good ones, and what moves could have been made better, but I don't know of any system or tool you can use.  Then again, I'm a pretty casual player.  Some of the others on this board know more about openings, endings and analysis than I do.

[Tanner-kun]

C-square, I was wondering how you normally analyze your chest games?

I'm not sure what you mean.  I enjoy looking at a game and thinking about what moves are good ones, and what moves could have been made better, but I don't know of any system or tool you can use.  Then again, I'm a pretty casual player.  Some of the others on this board know more about openings, endings and analysis than I do.

Okay, I was asking because I have been to lazy to go find a good program or w/e. xD

[A.E.]

Still, it's not unreasonable for black to surrender the game at this point, which is what I'm guessing you did, AbEgho.

The last move may have been done rashly, but I was hurrying to my next class and couldn't bear the sight of this game to go on for more than two days.

[sstimson]

by the way black thought it will seen like a bad move. Instead of R h7-g7 You only real chance to stay alive was Q d1-e1. This gives the king a escape hole at d1 and puts both attackers at risk