Chess Game 12 Tanner vs C-square

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 /

[c-square]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4



I don't think I've ever seen knights line up quite like that.  It's pretty cool!

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 /

I don't think I've ever seen knights line up quite like that.  It's pretty cool!

Me either, this game is really interesting. xD

[sstimson]

I believe that last move of white was a mistake. Either Qb3-d1 or maybe Ne5-c6 threatening the Queen. Also change the d4-to c4

[Tanner-kun]

I believe that last move of white was a mistake. Either Qb3-d1 or maybe Ne5-c6 threatening the Queen. Also change the d4-to c4

Your right, that would have been better. :/

[c-square]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+



Check!

[c-square]

Sorry for the double-post.  I forgot to quote this with my move:

I believe that last move of white was a mistake. Either Qb3-d1 or maybe Ne5-c6 threatening the Queen. Also change the d4-to c4

Qb3-d1 would have worked well.  Ne5-c6, not so well.  After Ne5-c6, I would have done the queen trade, and then taken his knight.

[sstimson]

Sorry for the double-post.  I forgot to quote this with my move:

I believe that last move of white was a mistake. Either Qb3-d1 or maybe Ne5-c6 threatening the Queen. Also change the d4-to c4

Qb3-d1 would have worked well.  Ne5-c6, not so well.  After Ne5-c6, I would have done the queen trade, and then taken his knight.

Then he take your bishop by f4xd6 and it end all square. you do better to just take the knight without the queen exchange. Still he loses 3 knight instead of 5 rook

@ tanner. Sorry I really am, but the rules say you can not castle out of check. Your only legal moves are Ke1-e2, Ke1-d1 or Ke1-d2

[Tanner-kun]

@ tanner. Sorry I really am, but the rules say you can not castle out of check. Your only legal moves are Ke1-e2, Ke1-d1 or Ke1-d2

I didn't know that one. :/ that will put me in a tough position.

Insert Quote
1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+
15 Ke1-d2

[sstimson]

Just To show you I am not making that up and to teach other users

From http://www.chess.com/learn-how-to-play-chess.html

Castling

One other special rule is called castling. This move allows you to do two important things all in one move: get your king to safety (hopefully), and get your rook out of the corner and into the game. On a player’s turn he may move his king two squares over to one side and then move the rook from that side’s corner to right next to the king on the opposite side. (See the example below.) In order to castle, however, it must meet the following conditions:

    * it must be that king’s very first move
    * it must be that rook’s very first move
    * there cannot be any pieces between the king and rook to move
    * the king may not be in check or pass through check

http://www.chess.com/emboard.html?id=84

Notice that when you castle one direction the king is closer to the side of the board. That is called kingside. Castling to the other side, through where the queen sat, is called castling queenside. Regardless of which side, the king always moves only two squares when castling.

[c-square]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+
15 Ke1-d2 / Nc2xa1

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+
15 Ke1-d2 / Nc2xa1
16 Nc3-e4 /

[c-square]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+
15 Ke1-d2 / Nc2xa1
16 Nc3-e4 / e6xd5

[Tanner-kun]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+
15 Ke1-d2 / Nc2xa1
16 Nc3-e4 / e6xd5
17 Qc4-d3

[c-square]

1 c2-c4 / e7-e6
2 Nb1-c3 / Ng8-f6
3 d2-d4 / d7-d5
4 e2-e3 / b7-b6
5 Qd1-a4+ / Bc8-d7
6 Qa4-c2 / c7-c5
7 Ng1-f3 / Nb8-c6
8 Nf3-e5 / Nc6-b4
9 Qc2-b3 / c5xd4
10 e3xd4 / Bf8-d6
11 Bc1-f4 / O-O
12 a2-a3 / Nb4-c6
13 c4xd5 / Nc6xd4
14 Qb3-c4 / Nb4-c2+
15 Ke1-d2 / Nc2xa1
16 Nc3-e4 / e6xd5
17 Qc4-d3 / Nf6xe4+



Check.