Sanny wrote:

White -- Black
(help bot) -- (easy)

1. e2-e4{8} c7-c5{0}
2. Bf1-c4{10} Nb8-c6{44}
3. Ng1-f3{24} e7-e6{22}
4. Ke1-g1{16} d7-d5{20}
5. e4-d5{10} e6-d5{78}
6. Rf1-e1{6} Bc8-e6{48}
7. Bc4-b5{14} Bf8-d6{24}
8. d2-d4{12} *c5-d4* {186}

� There's one.

What was the correct move here?


*Develop* the Knight.


9. Nf3-d4{18} Qd8-d7{28}
10. Nb1-c3{22} Ng8-e7{114}
11. Nd4-e6{132} f7-e6{34}
12. Qd1-g4{16} Ke8-g8{24}
13. Qg4-e6{16} Qd7-e6{42}
14. Re1-e6{8} *Ra8-d8* {44}

� There's another.

What was the correct move here?


14. ...Bc5


15. Bc1-g5{36} *Rf8-e8* {82}

� Walks right in to a self-pin.

What was the correct move here?


This move is okay-- provided it is
followed by ...Kf7 (which it wasn't).


16. Ra1-e1{38} *Re8-f8* {104}

� Loses material. �Etc.

What was the correct move here?


I decided to completely ignore the
threat of ...Bxf2+ and just gobble as
much material as I could as fast as I
could, and I came out a full piece
ahead, plus pawns.

I figure that 16. ...Kf7 was the last
chance to not hang any more material.


� As far as I can see, the program did not
go wrong in the very first few moves, but
rather, it was outplayed in the middle-
game and put up no fight whatever in the
endgame.

Still I added 2 openings from various sites. So next time you play Bc4
you will get moves as per opening. So it will save your time.


I didn't like Bc4 in this opening; the
Bishop can get kicked around or be
"forced" to trade for a lousy Knight (or
else retreat with loss of time). Next
time I may try the Morra Gambit.


-- help bot