Author: JNoomen
Date: 00:33:58 02/12/06
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On February 11, 2006 at 20:24:41, Mridul Muralidharan wrote: Hi Mridul, Thanks a lot for your comments! Indeed g5! looks very strange, but it IS the best move in the position. Also h6? is bad, your machine is very much right there. The white knight has a beautiful square on f5 after my lemon. My problem in this game really was that I like to attack myself, but now I was in a defending position which really doesn't suit me at all.... Hence the many moves that can be improved upon :-). Best regards, Jeroen >Hi Jeroen, > > Excellent story again ! Enjoyed every bit of it !! >You did go through some very interesting episodes in your life :-D > >Just for the heck of it , I tried to analyze your game with my engine ... I know >it is against the purpose of why you posted it , but what the heck :-) > >Ofcourse , these might be blunders , but thought I will include some of the >deviations ... (note : weak engine , and much weaker chess player (me) - so this >is fun analysis ! Nobody flame me please ;-) ). > >Instead of 13. ... Qxb2 , my engine suggests g5 - looks too awkward to be a good >move , but heck , the score went positive , so maybe you might be interested in >this one ! >Also , instead of 14. Rb1 , my bot wants 0-0 ... hmm >same with 15. ... Qc3 , prefers Qd2. > >17. ... h6 is what totally disappoints my bot, prefers g6. >21. Rb5 instead of 21.Rxb7 (the score actually goes all the way to 0.89 pawn in >whites favour from 2.x) : expected response , f8c8 , not Nb4, and so eval back >to 2.x :-( >22. ... Nf6 and score remains -3.5x , but the played move 22. ... Nb6 and it is >game over with 7.x score ! > >The analysis above was not very extensive , but I thoroughly enjoyed this game ! >Assuming there are no obvious problems with my engine's eval , looks like maybe >you could have made a better fightback considering that your opponent did make a >few blunders ;-) > >Sorry for this boring analysis , posted it since I had fun looking at this game >! >Regards, >Mridul
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