Author: blass uri
Date: 00:16:26 10/22/98
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On October 21, 1998 at 18:20:04, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On October 21, 1998 at 17:39:15, blass uri wrote: > >>I read that there were games in ICC that the players played more than 256 moves >>and I want to see them >> >>people do not believe that it is possible that a human can play 256 moves with a >>mouse in less than 2 minutes against a program. >> >>I believe Robert hyatt but I want to see games with more than 256 moves for both >>sides. >> >>The longest game that I saw is fitter-ferret(209 moves if I am not wrong) >> >>Uri > > >Here is one I found. There were others, but they are not easy to find >in a huge PGN collection. > > the time control tag means 180 seconds + 0 increment, or 3 0 as we >say on ICC. > >This guy is *very* fast... and if you notice he likes to play "shuffle" >chess when possible... Took a couple of months of turning up the >aggressiveness with crafty to stop this nonsense totally... > >[Event "ICC 5 3 01/16/97"] >[Site "Internet Chess Club"] >[Date "1997.01.16"] >[White "crafty"] >[Black "SKIPPER"] >[WhiteElo "2599"] >[BlackElo "2380"] >[Result "1/2-1/2"] >[ECO "C18"] >[NIC "FR.11"] >[LongECO "French: Winawer, advance variation"] >[Timecontrol "180+0"] > 1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. e5 c5 5. a3 Bxc3+ > 6. bxc3 Qa5 7. Nf3 Nc6 8. Bd2 c4 9. Be2 Qa4 10. O-O f5 > 11. Ng5 Nge7 12. Qb1 O-O 13. Qb2 b6 14. Bh5 Bd7 15. Rfe1 Rab8 > 16. Red1 a5 17. Rf1 Nd8 18. Rfb1 Be8 19. Be2 h6 20. Nh3 Nc8 > 21. Nf4 Bf7 22. Qc1 Re8 23. Nh5 Bxh5 24. Bxh5 Re7 25. Bf4 Nf7 > 26. Rb2 Rbb7 27. Qe3 b5 28. Qc1 Na7 29. Rbb1 Nc6 30. Qb2 Ncd8 > 31. Bd2 Rb6 32. Be3 Reb7 33. Bg6 Re7 34. Bf4 Nh8 35. Bh5 Kh7 > 36. Rf1 g6 37. Be2 Nhf7 38. Rab1 Nc6 39. Be3 Reb7 40. Ra1 Ne7 > 41. Rfb1 Nc6 42. Qc1 Ne7 43. Bf3 Rb8 44. Qd2 R6b7 45. Qd1 Rd7 > 46. Qe2 Rdd8 47. Bf4 Rb6 48. Qd1 Rd7 49. Bd2 Rc7 50. Be3 Rd7 > 51. Qd2 Rc7 52. Qc1 Rd7 53. Qb2 Rdb7 54. Bf4 Rd7 55. Bd2 Rd8 > 56. Qc1 Rdb8 57. Be3 R6b7 58. Be2 Rc8 59. Bd1 Rc6 60. Bf3 Rcc7 > 61. h3 A mistake white should wait to move 74 to play this move because all the idea of the game is to win on time Rd7 62. Qd1 Rb8 63. Qd2 Rc8 64. Qc1 Rb8 65. Qb2 Rdb7 > 66. Ra2 Rb6 67. Be2 Rc6 68. Raa1 Rc7 69. Qc1 Rd7 70. Bd2 Rdb7 > 71. Bf3 Rd7 72. Bd1 Rc7 73. Be3 Rd7 74. Qd2 Rc7 75. Be2 Rcc8 > 76. Bf3 Rd8 77. Qe2 Rdc8 78. Qd1 Rc7 79. Be2 Rcc8 80. Qc1 Rc7 > 81. Rb2 Rcb7 82. Bf3 Rd8 83. Qd2 Rdd7 84. Rbb1 Rdc7 85. Rf1 Rc8 > 86. Rfe1 Rbb8 87. Red1 Rc7 88. Rdc1 Rbb7 89. Re1 Rd7 90. Be2 Rdc7 > 91. Reb1 Rd7 92. Bd1 Rdc7 93. Qc1 Rc8 94. Bf3 Rd8 95. Qd1 Rdd7 > 96. Be2 Rdc7 97. Rc1 Rc8 98. Bf3 Rd8 99. Qd2 Rdd7 100. Rd1 Rdc7 >101. Qc1 Rb8 102. Rb1 Rbb7 103. Rf1 Rd7 104. Re1 Rd8 105. Bd2 Rb6 >106. Rd1 Rd7 107. Rf1 Rbb7 108. Be3 Rb8 109. Rd1 Rc8 110. Be2 Rb8 >111. f3 Rbb7 112. Ra1 Rdc7 113. Qd2 Rc8 114. Rdc1 Rcc7 115. Qe1 Rd7 >116. Qd1 Ng8 117. Rcb1 Kg7 118. Qd2 Nd8 119. Qc1 Ra7 120. Bd1 Rdb7 >121. Bf2 Nf7 122. Qd2 Rb8 123. Bg3 Rc8 124. Qf2 Re8 125. Qe1 Rc8 >126. Qe3 Rcc7 127. Qf2 Rd7 128. Qd2 Rdc7 129. Bf2 Rd7 130. Be3 Ra8 >131. Qf2 Rdd8 132. Qg3 Re8 133. Bd2 Re7 134. Rc1 Rc7 135. Be2 Rc6 >136. Be3 Rc7 137. Qh4 Rd7 138. Qe1 Rb8 139. Qg3 Ra8 140. Bf4 Raa7 >141. Bd1 Ra6 142. Rcb1 Rb6 143. Be3 Rbb7 144. Qh4 Rb8 145. Qf4 Ne7 >146. Qg3 Kh7 147. Qf2 Ng8 148. Bd2 Rbb7 149. Qe3 Rb8 150. Be1 Rbb7 >151. Bg3 Kg7 152. Rc1 Ne7 153. Be2 Nc6 154. Qd2 Ne7 155. Rcb1 Ng8 >156. Qc1 Ra7 157. Qb2 Rdb7 158. Qa2 Rb8 159. Rb2 Rbb7 160. Rab1 Ne7 >161. h4 Ng8 162. Bf1 Ne7 163. Bf4 Ng8 164. Be3 Ra8 165. Be2 Rab8 >166. Qa1 Ra8 167. Bd2 Rab8 168. Bf1 Ra8 169. g3 a mistake white should wait to move 211 Rab8 170. Bg2 Rd8 >171. Be3 Rdd7 172. Qa2 Rd8 173. Bf4 Rdb8 174. Bd2 Ne7 175. Qa1 Nc6 >176. Be3 Ne7 177. Bf1 Ng8 178. Bf4 Ne7 179. Bg2 Nc6 180. Bc1 Ne7 >181. Be3 Ng8 182. Bh1 Ne7 183. Qa2 Nc6 184. Bg2 Ne7 185. Bf1 Ng8 >186. Bc1 Ne7 187. Qa1 Nc6 188. Be3 Ne7 189. Re1 Nc6 190. Ra2 Ne7 >191. Bg2 Nc6 192. Rb2 Ne7 193. Qa2 Nc6 194. Bd2 Ra8 195. Reb1 Ne7 >196. Bc1 Nc6 197. Be3 Ne7 198. Bf1 Nc6 199. Qa1 Ne7 200. Bd2 Nc6 >201. Qa2 Ne7 202. Bf4 Nc6 203. Bg2 Ne7 204. Qa1 Nc6 205. Be3 Ne7 >206. Bd2 Nc6 207. Bc1 Ne7 208. Kf1 Nc6 209. Be3 Ne7 210. Qa2 Nc6 >211. Bf4 Ne7 212. Bd2 Nc6 213. Qa1 Ne7 214. Be3 Nc6 215. Qa2 Ne7 >216. Bh1 Nc6 217. Qa1 Ne7 218. Bd2 Nc6 219. f4 Ne7 220. Kg1 Rbb8 >221. Bg2 Rb7 222. Be3 h5 223. Bf2 Rbb8 224. Be1 Nh6 225. Bd2 Ng4 >226. Rc1 Nh6 227. Rbb1 Nhg8 228. Qb2 Nh6 229. Rf1 Ng4 230. Rfd1 Ra7 >231. Re1 Rd7 232. Qa2 Ra7 233. Rb2 Rab7 234. Reb1 Rc7 235. Bh3 Nh6 >236. Bf1 Ra7 237. Be3 Rbb7 238. Bg2 Ra8 239. Bc1 Rbb8 240. Bd2 Rb7 >241. Re1 Rb6 242. Ra1 Rbb8 243. Rbb1 Rb7 244. Re1 Rb6 245. Qb2 Rb7 >246. Re2 Rbb8 247. Rf1 Rb7 248. Rb1 Rb6 249. Re3 Rb7 250. Ree1 Rbb8 >251. Red1 Rb7 252. Rf1 Rb6 253. Be3 Rb7 254. Rfc1 Rab8 255. Bd2 Rc8 >256. Qa1 Rd8 257. Rb2 Ra8 258. Ra2 Raa7 259. Qb2 Ra6 260. Raa1 Ra8 >261. Rcb1 Raa7 262. Rf1 Ra6 263. Rae1 Rb8 264. Re3 Ra7 265. Rc1 Rab7 >266. Re2 Rc8 267. Rb1 Rcb8 268. Rf2 Rc8 269. Rf3 Rcb8 270. Bf1 Rc8 >271. Re3 Rcb8 272. Bg2 Rc8 I think it is a draw by the 50 move rule in this position I understand that a draw by 50 move rules in ICC is only if a player ask for a draw. white did 2 mistakes in this game at moves 61 and 169 otherwise the game could be of 325 moves. after 325 moves white should sacrifice a pawn by g4 with a good chance to win on time Uri
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