NO. The position you see is before my movement. White play here, not black...spacious_mind wrote:No it is not? Nd7 or Qc7 is perfectly playable for Black?Fernando wrote:I believe he moved the Night, but it is indifferent. No matter what moves, he lose the bishop. It is what happened.spacious_mind wrote:What did Black play from that position? You mentioned Queen Pawn?Fernando wrote:Yeah....Steve B wrote:[fen]rn1q1rk1/4bppp/p7/1p1bp3/8/PN2BP2/1PP1B1PP/R1Q2RK1 w - - 0 14[/fen]
after Rd1 black has nothing to do to avoid the c pawn, then the bishop..
Weird....
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LOL did you cheat and play two white moves??Fernando wrote:NO. The position you see is before my movement. White play here, not black...spacious_mind wrote:No it is not? Nd7 or Qc7 is perfectly playable for Black?Fernando wrote:I believe he moved the Night, but it is indifferent. No matter what moves, he lose the bishop. It is what happened.spacious_mind wrote:What did Black play from that position? You mentioned Queen Pawn?Fernando wrote:Yeah....Steve B wrote:[fen]rn1q1rk1/4bppp/p7/1p1bp3/8/PN2BP2/1PP1B1PP/R1Q2RK1 w - - 0 14[/fen]
after Rd1 black has nothing to do to avoid the c pawn, then the bishop..
Weird....
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Fernando wrote:NO. The position you see is before my movement. White play here, not black...spacious_mind wrote:No it is not? Nd7 or Qc7 is perfectly playable for Black?Fernando wrote:I believe he moved the Night, but it is indifferent. No matter what moves, he lose the bishop. It is what happened.spacious_mind wrote:What did Black play from that position? You mentioned Queen Pawn?Fernando wrote:Yeah....Steve B wrote:[fen]rn1q1rk1/4bppp/p7/1p1bp3/8/PN2BP2/1PP1B1PP/R1Q2RK1 w - - 0 14[/fen]
after Rd1 black has nothing to do to avoid the c pawn, then the bishop..
Weird....
here are the moves you wrote
e4 c5
Nf3 d6
d4 pxp
nxp nf6
Nc3 a6
Be2 e5
Nb3 Be7
0-0 0-0
Be3 b5
a3 Bb7
f3 d5
pxp Nxp
NxN BxN
Qc1.....
your last move was Qc1 making room for the R to go to D1
it is black to move
Uh Huh RegardsFernando wrote:
BUT...
I have enough memoru to replay a game 45 yaers old.
Now, this one wnet this way:
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Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
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For several reasons this year the hour was not changed. Not anymore summer and winter hours.spacious_mind wrote:Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
Now we wake up in a "morning" that is still almost night.
Creepy to get my shower in darkness regards
Fern
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When ever your ready to give the correct moves and position Fern..Fernando wrote:For several reasons this year the hour was not changed. Not anymore summer and winter hours.spacious_mind wrote:Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
Now we wake up in a "morning" that is still almost night.
Creepy to get my shower in darkness regards
Fern
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Yes I remember Brazil being extreme sometime 2 hours and sometimes 4 hours time difference. But I have not been for about 6 years. Things change I am sure.Fernando wrote:For several reasons this year the hour was not changed. Not anymore summer and winter hours.spacious_mind wrote:Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
Now we wake up in a "morning" that is still almost night.
Creepy to get my shower in darkness regards
Fern
Regards
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Not enough what youi already have?Steve B wrote:When ever your ready to give the correct moves and position Fern..Fernando wrote:For several reasons this year the hour was not changed. Not anymore summer and winter hours.spacious_mind wrote:Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
Now we wake up in a "morning" that is still almost night.
Creepy to get my shower in darkness regards
Fern
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startling regards
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Fern the moves you have written are wrongFernando wrote:Not enough what youi already have?Steve B wrote:When ever your ready to give the correct moves and position Fern..Fernando wrote:For several reasons this year the hour was not changed. Not anymore summer and winter hours.spacious_mind wrote:Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
Now we wake up in a "morning" that is still almost night.
Creepy to get my shower in darkness regards
Fern
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startling regards
Fern
it is black to move
please read the above posts
Goodnight Regards
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Maybe maybe, but the position is the right one. You can set yout septennial to that and see what happens.Steve B wrote:Fern the moves you have written are wrongFernando wrote:Not enough what youi already have?Steve B wrote:When ever your ready to give the correct moves and position Fern..Fernando wrote:For several reasons this year the hour was not changed. Not anymore summer and winter hours.spacious_mind wrote:Really Santiago is only 1 hour ahead of central time? I am used to Brazil being about 3 hours ahead. I thought you might be 2 compared to central time.Fernando wrote:Same time as in my curty, santiago. Or similar. 21.07spacious_mind wrote:Steve,
What time is it in New York. It is starting to get late here in Alabama.
Now we wake up in a "morning" that is still almost night.
Creepy to get my shower in darkness regards
Fern
Septennial Locked And Loaded Regards
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startling regards
Fern
it is black to move
please read the above posts
Goodnight Regards
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[fen]rn1q1rk1/4bppp/p7/1p1bp3/8/PN2BP2/1PP1B1PP/R1Q2RK1 w - - 0 14[/fen]Fernando wrote:
You can set yout septennial to that and see what happens.
Fern
In This position Septennial (3Min./Avg.)will play
14..Nc6
a perfectly reasonable move
i made your move
15.Rd1
and it plays 15..Rc8
another perfectly reasonable move which does not loose the B to a Pin
it scores the position +.15
Sorry Fern but there is no pin bug here
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