Author: Chessfun
Date: 14:32:16 03/26/00
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On March 26, 2000 at 16:14:47, Côme wrote: >On March 26, 2000 at 16:02:18, James Robertson wrote: > >>If you were a guest there is no way to check. :( >> >>James > >Hello, >Fortunaly I have save the game ! >The end of this game is very bad but I have played like this with the hope >that amateur will think at least 1 sec by move. >Here it is: > >guest283 vs. squirtle (2401) --- 2000.03.26 06:48:43 >Unrated bullet match, initial time: 1 minute, increment: 0 seconds > >Move guest283 squirtle >---- ---------------- ---------------- > 1. e3 (0:01) d5 (0:01) > 2. d3 (0:01) Bf5 (0:03) > 3. g3 (0:01) Nc6 (0:02) > 4. Bg2 (0:00) e5 (0:02) > 5. Ne2 (0:01) Nf6 (0:02) > 6. h3 (0:01) e4 (0:02) > 7. d4 (0:01) Bd6 (0:02) > 8. Nd2 (0:01) O-O (0:02) > 9. b3 (0:01) Qe7 (0:02) > 10. Bb2 (0:01) Rad8 (0:01) > 11. a3 (0:01) Qe6 (0:02) > 12. Qc1 (0:00) Qd7 (0:02) > 13. Qd1 (0:01) Bg6 (0:02) > 14. Qc1 (0:00) Rfe8 (0:02) > 15. Qd1 (0:00) Qe6 (0:02) > 16. Qc1 (0:00) Na5 (0:02) > 17. Qd1 (0:01) Rf8 (0:01) > 18. Qc1 (0:00) a6 (0:01) > 19. Qd1 (0:01) Qf5 (0:00) > 20. Qc1 (0:01) Rfe8 (0:01) > 21. Qd1 (0:01) Qe6 (0:02) > 22. Rf1 (0:01) Qf5 (0:01) > 23. Rh1 (0:01) Re6 (0:01) > 24. Rf1 (0:01) Qh5 (0:01) > 25. Rh1 (0:01) Ree8 (0:01) > 26. Ra2 (0:01) Qg5 (0:01) > 27. Ra1 (0:01) Qf5 (0:01) > 28. Ra2 (0:01) Re7 (0:01) > 29. Ra1 (0:00) Qg5 (0:01) > 30. Rb1 (0:01) Nc6 (0:01) > 31. Ra1 (0:01) Bf5 (0:01) > 32. Ra2 (0:00) a5 (0:01) > 33. Ra1 (0:00) Bg6 (0:01) > 34. Ra2 (0:01) Qh5 (0:01) > 35. Ra1 (0:01) Qh6 (0:01) > 36. Ra2 (0:01) Qg5 (0:01) > 37. Ra1 (0:01) Bf5 (0:01) > 38. Ra2 (0:02) Qg6 (0:01) > 39. Ra1 (0:01) Re6 (0:01) > 40. Ra2 (0:00) Qg5 (0:00) > 41. Ra1 (0:01) Bg6 (0:00) > 42. Ra2 (0:01) Qf5 (0:00) > 43. Ra1 (0:01) Re7 (0:00) > 44. Ra2 (0:01) Na7 (0:00) > 45. Ra1 (0:00) Nb5 (0:00) > 46. Ra2 (0:00) c6 (0:00) > 47. Ra1 (0:00) Nc7 (0:00) > 48. Ra2 (0:00) b6 (0:00) > 49. Ra1 (0:00) Qg5 (0:00) > 50. Ra2 (0:00) Bf5 (0:00) > 51. Ra1 (0:00) Qh5 (0:00) > 52. Ra2 (0:00) Qg6 (0:00) > 53. Ra1 (0:00) Qg5 (0:00) > 54. Ra2 (0:00) Qh5 (0:00) > 55. Ra1 (0:01) Qg6 (0:00) > 56. Ra2 (0:00) Qh6 (0:00) > 57. Ra1 (0:00) Nb5 (0:00) > 58. Ra2 (0:01) Qg5 (0:00) > 59. Ra1 (0:01) Bg6 (0:00) > 60. Ra2 (0:00) Qf5 (0:00) > 61. Ra1 (0:01) Nc7 (0:00) > 62. Ra2 (0:00) Qg5 (0:00) > 63. Ra1 (0:00) b5 (0:00) > 64. Ra2 (0:00) Ne6 (0:00) > 65. a4 (0:01) b4 (0:00) > 66. Ra1 (0:01) Rb7 (0:00) > 67. Ra2 (0:01) Qh5 (0:00) > 68. Ra1 (0:00) Qf5 (0:00) > 69. Ra2 (0:00) Qg5 (0:00) > 70. Ra1 (0:01) Qh5 (0:00) > 71. h4 (0:00) Qg4 (0:00) > 72. Nf4 (0:01) Nxf4 (0:00) > 73. Qxg4 (0:02) Nxg2+ (0:00) > 74. Kf1 (0:00) Nxe3+ (0:00) > 75. fxe3 (0:01) Nxg4 (0:00) > 76. Ke2 (0:00) Bh5 (0:00) > 77. Rhf1 (0:01) Bxg3 (0:00) > 78. Kd1 (0:01) Nxe3+ (0:00) > 79. Kc1 (0:00) Nxf1 (0:00) > 80. Kb1 (0:00) Nxd2+ (0:00) > 81. Ka2 (0:01) Bxh4 (0:00) > 82. Rd1 (0:01) > {Black forfeits on time} 1-0 Côme Can you tell me how to save games as a guest?. Typically if I play one I like I have to go to examine and log the moves one by one? Is there a simpler way?. Thanks.
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