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| Posted by sf115 www6conf.org 11/25/2007 13:14:12 play online chess |  Subject: Great comebackMessage:  gameknot.com
my anaysis gameknot.com
my opponent's anaysis what do you think? do you agree with my anaysis? |
| Posted by tim_b www6conf.org 11/27/2007 10:08:14 play online chess | Message: I don't agree, I probably would have taken with the f pawn as it solidifies the pawn structure, backing up the soon-to-be-clobbered d4. Castle next move and the rook is pointing at the opposing king's castle with no great danger to yours.....I think. |
| Posted by dariustheking www6conf.org 11/28/2007 03:36:00 play online chess | Message: I do agree with your anaysis but 8.a3 was a real waste of a move. Your game is a "Great Comeback". dariustheking |
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