Author: Terry Ripple
Date: 09:45:14 06/24/99
CM6555 draws with the black side of the Caro-Kann! This is a duplicate of one of Micheal Cummings last two games in which CM6555 lost with both black and the white side of this Opening in his both games. That was not the case here for my two Caro-Kann games: CM6555 Won with white and Drew with black. Like i said before, i believe the discrepencies are because he is using a 486/dx2-66mhz and i`am using a AMD 266mhz MMX, with 64 RAM. The min. requirements for Chessmaster are a Pentium 90, 16 RAM or faster! Here is my game and if you want to see the other game in the Caro-Kann, look for yesterdays Post. On with the game>>>> [Title "CM 6010 vs CM 6555 1999.06.24"] [Date "1999.06.24"] [White "CM 6010"] [Black "CM 6555"] [Result "1/2-1/2"] 1. e2-e4 c7-c6 2. d2-d4 d7-d5 3. b1-c3 d5xe4 4. c3xe4 b8-d7 5. f1-c4 g8-f6 6. e4-g5 e7-e6 7. d1-e2 d7-b6 8. c4-d3 h7-h6 9. g5-f3 c6-c5 10. d4xc5 f8xc5 11. f3-e5 b6-d7 12. g1-f3 d8-c7 13. O-O O-O 14. c1-f4 c5-d6 15. f1-e1 d7xe5 16. f3xe5 b7-b6 17. e2-f3 c8-b7 18. f3-h3 f8-d8 19. c2-c3 b6-b5 20. f4-g3 b7-d5 21. a1-d1 d5xa2 22. d3xb5 c7-b6 23. b5-c4 b6xb2 24. e5xf7 d6xg3 25. f7xh6+ g8-f8 26. h3xg3 a2xc4 27. d1xd8+ a8xd8 28. g3-c7 g7xh6 29. c7xd8+ f6-e8 30. d8-d4 b2-b5 31. d4xa7 e8-d6 32. e1-a1 d6-f7 33. a7-a5 f8-g7 34. a5xb5 c4xb5 35. f2-f3 g7-f6 36. g1-f2 e6-e5 37. a1-a8 f6-e6 38. h2-h4 f7-d6 39. g2-g4 b5-c4 40. f2-e3 c4-d5 41. a8-h8 d6-f7 42. h8-e8+ e6-d7 43. e8-g8 d7-e7 44. g8-g6 d5-b3 45. f3-f4 e5xf4+ 46. e3xf4 b3-c4 47. g6-c6 c4-d5 48. c6-a6 d5-c4 49. a6-a5 e7-e6 50. a5-c5 c4-b3 51. c5-c6+ f7-d6 52. c6-b6 b3-c4 53. g4-g5 h6xg5+ 54. h4xg5 c4-d3 55. f4-e3 d3-c2 56. e3-d4 e6-d7 57. c3-c4 d6-c8 58. b6-b2 c2-g6 59. c4-c5 d7-e6 60. c5-c6 c8-a7 61. d4-c5 e6-f5 62. b2-g2 f5-e6 63. g2-a2 a7-c8 64. a2-d2 e6-f5 65. d2-g2 g6-e8 66. c6-c7 f5-g6 67. c5-d5 g6-f5 68. g2-g1 f5-g6 69. d5-e4 c8-e7 70. e4-e5 e7-c8 71. e5-f4 e8-d7 72. g1-d1 d7-f5 73. d1-d5 f5-e6 74. d5-e5 e6-d7 75. e5-e2 d7-f5 76. e2-e1 f5-d7 77. e1-e3 d7-f5 78. e3-a3 c8-e7 79. a3-a6+ g6-g7 80. f4-e5 f5-d7 81. a6-d6 d7-f5 82. d6-f6 f5-c8 83. e5-d6 e7-f5+ 84. d6-d5 f5-e7+ 85. d5-e5 c8-g4 86. e5-d6 e7-c8+ 87. d6-c6 c8-e7+ 88. c6-b7 g4-c8+ 89. b7-b8 c8-h3 90. f6-f3 h3-d7 91. f3-d3 d7-g4 92. d3-e3 g7-f7 93. g5-g6+ e7xg6 94. e3-f3+ f7-g7 95. f3-g3 g4-d7 96. g3-d3 d7-e6 97. d3-d6 e6-h3 98. d6-d5 g6-e7 99. d5-d3 h3-e6 1/2-1/2
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