Chess Match ( Great Chess Minds Meet? ) Between Callid and S

[sstimson]

Chess Notication?

Descriptive chess notation

This is the one I learned and see in many chess books and newspapers
             or
Algebraic chess notation
       
or both?

White will be Callid
Black will be Sstimson

And now the board

I want Callid to be white, but since he has not yet made a move I will guess his move

White                                  Black

P(d2)-Q4(d4)                         P(e7)-K3(e6)

[Callid]

Alright, you may be black. However, do not turn the board, as this will cause the coordinates to mess up. And, of course, algebraic chess notation. I have actually never heard of the other one
The more important question is whether to use the Standard (Nf3:) or the long (Ne5xf3) algebraic notation. I'd go with the latter one. After all, we're not in a hurry or something like that.
BTW, d4 was right

1. d2-d4 / e7-e6
2. c2-c4 /

[sstimson]

1. d2-d4 / e7-e6 : P-Q4    P-K3
2. c2-c4 / Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3

[Callid]

1. d2-d4 / e7-e6 : P-Q4    P-K3
2. c2-c4 / Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /

[sstimson]

1.   d2-d4 /  e7-e6 : P-Q4    P-K3
2.   c2-c4 /  Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 / Nb8-c6 : N-QB3 N-B3

[Callid]

1. d2-d4 /  e7-e6 : P-Q4    P-K3
2. c2-c4 /  Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 / Nb8-c6 : N-QB3 N-B3
4. e2-e4 /

[sstimson]

1.  d2-d4 /   e7-e6 : P-Q4   P-K3
2.  c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6 : N-QB3 N-B3
4.  e2-e4 /    e6-e5  : P-K4  P-K4

[Callid]

1. d2-d4 / e7-e6 : P-Q4  P-K3
2. c2-c4  / Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 / Nb8-c6 : N-QB3 N-B3
4. e2-e4 / e6-e5  : P-K4  P-K4
5. d4-d5 /

[sstimson]

1.   d2-d4 /   e7-e6 : P-Q4   P-K3
2.   c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6 : N-QB3 N-B3
4.   e2-e4 /   e6-e5  : P-K4   P-K4
5.   d4-d5 /  Nc6-d5 : P-Q5   N-Q5



Interesting. You Did not exchange by PxP, you did not Defend by N-B3. You pushed. Interesting.

[Callid]

1.  d2-d4 /  e7-e6 : P-Q4  P-K3
2.  c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6 : P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6 : N-QB3 N-B3
4.  e2-e4 /  e6-e5  : P-K4  P-K4
5.  d4-d5 /  Nc6-d5 : P-Q5  N-Q5



I didn't want to destroy my pawn's structure

[sstimson]

1.   d2-d4 /   e7-e6  :   P-Q4   P-K3
2.   c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6  :   P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6  :   N-QB3 N-B3
4.   e2-e4 /   e6-e5   :   P-K4   P-K4
5.   d4-d5 /  Nc6-d5  :   P-Q5   N-Q5
6. Ng1-e2 /    c7-c5  :  KN-K2   P-QB4


Fixed - You forgot to enter your move, but I figured it out.
By the way does this opening yet have a name? I got Queen Pawn, English,and Indian as this opening name.

[Callid]

1.  d2-d4 /  e7-e6  :  P-Q4  P-K3
2.  c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6  :  P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6  :  N-QB3 N-B3
4.  e2-e4 /  e6-e5  :  P-K4  P-K4
5.  d4-d5 /  Nc6-d5  :  P-Q5  N-Q5
6. Ng1-e2 /    c7-c5  :  KN-K2  P-QB4
7. f2-f4



It seems to be a variation of the Nimzo-Indian Denfense. Nc6 seems to be uncommon, though.

[sstimson]

1.  d2-d4  /   e7-e6  :   P-Q4   P-K3
2.   c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6  :   P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6  :   N-QB3 N-B3
4.   e2-e4 /   e6-e5   :   P-K4   P-K4
5.   d4-d5 /  Nc6-d5  :   P-Q5   N-Q5
6. Ng1-e2 /    c7-c5  :  KN-K2   P-QB4
7.     f2-f4 /    d7-d6 :    P-B3   P-Q3

[Callid]

1.  d2-d4  /  e7-e6  :  P-Q4  P-K3
2.  c2-c4  /  Ng8-f6  :  P-QB4 N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 /  Nb8-c6  :  N-QB3 N-B3
4.  e2-e4 /  e6-e5  :  P-K4  P-K4
5.  d4-d5 /  Nc6-d5  :  P-Q5  N-Q5
6. Ng1-e2 /    c7-c5  :  KN-K2  P-QB4
7.    f2-f4 /    d7-d6 :    P-B3  P-Q3
8. f4xe5 /

[sstimson]

1.  d2-d4 /  e7-e6    :    P-Q4    P-K3
2.  c2-c4  / Ng8-f6    :    P-QB4  N-KB3
3. Nb1-c3 / Nb8-c6   :    N-QB3  N-B3
4.  e2-e4  /  e6-e5    :    P-K4    P-K4
5.  d4-d5  / Nc6-d5   :    P-Q5    N-Q5
6. Ng1-e2 /   c7-c5    :  KN-K2    P-QB4
7.  f2-f4    /  d7-d6    :    P-B3    P-Q3
8.  f4xe5   /  d6xe5   :    PxP     PxP



I also came up with some thing called the Black Knight Tango

Exchanged Pawns