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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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Test.
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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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1. c4....Nf6
2. Nc3...e5
3. Nf3...Nc6
4. d3....Bb4
5. e4....d6
6. Be2...O-O
7. O-O...h6
8. Na4...Qe7
9. a3....Ba5
10. b4...Bb6
11. NxB..axN
12. b5...Nd4
13. NxN..exN
14. Bb2..c5
15. bxc e.p....bxc6
16. Bxd4...c5
17. Bc3....Nh7
18. Qd2....Rb8
19. a4.....f5
20. exf5...Bxf5
21. Rfe1...Qf7
22. a5.....bxa5
23. Rxa5...Be6
24. Bd1....Ng5
25. Ra6....Rbd8
26. Rb6....Qg6
27. Kh1....Rd7
28. h4.....Nh7
29. Re3....Rf4
30. Rb8+...Nf8
31. Rg3....Qf5
32. Kg1....d5
33. cxd5...Bxd5
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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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1. c4....Nf6
2. Nc3...e5
3. Nf3...Nc6
4. d3....Bb4
5. e4....d6
6. Be2...O-O
7. O-O...h6
8. Na4...Qe7
9. a3....Ba5
10. b4...Bb6
11. NxB..axN
12. b5...Nd4
13. NxN..exN
14. Bb2..c5
15. bxc e.p....bxc6
16. Bxd4...c5
17. Bc3....Nh7
18. Qd2....Rb8
19. a4.....f5
20. exf5...Bxf5
21. Rfe1...Qf7
22. a5.....bxa5
23. Rxa5...Be6
24. Bd1....Ng5
25. Ra6....Rbd8
26. Rb6....Qg6
27. Kh1....Rd7
28. h4.....Nh7
29. Re3....Rf4
30. Rb8+...Nf8
31. Rg3....Qf5
32. Kg1....d5
33. cxd5...Bxd5
34. Qe3....Rxh4
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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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Now I'm really curious!
Don't forget the move that Julius messaged you, I want to know about that one too (later, of course).
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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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1. c4....Nf6
2. Nc3...e5
3. Nf3...Nc6
4. d3....Bb4
5. e4....d6
6. Be2...O-O
7. O-O...h6
8. Na4...Qe7
9. a3....Ba5
10. b4...Bb6
11. NxB..axN
12. b5...Nd4
13. NxN..exN
14. Bb2..c5
15. bxc e.p....bxc6
16. Bxd4...c5
17. Bc3....Nh7
18. Qd2....Rb8
19. a4.....f5
20. exf5...Bxf5
21. Rfe1...Qf7
22. a5.....bxa5
23. Rxa5...Be6
24. Bd1....Ng5
25. Ra6....Rbd8
26. Rb6....Qg6
27. Kh1....Rd7
28. h4.....Nh7
29. Re3....Rf4
30. Rb8+...Nf8
31. Rg3....Qf5
32. Kg1....d5
33. cxd5...Bxd5
34. Qe3....Rxh4
35. Bxg7...Rxg7
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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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1. c4....Nf6
2. Nc3...e5
3. Nf3...Nc6
4. d3....Bb4
5. e4....d6
6. Be2...O-O
7. O-O...h6
8. Na4...Qe7
9. a3....Ba5
10. b4...Bb6
11. NxB..axN
12. b5...Nd4
13. NxN..exN
14. Bb2..c5
15. bxc e.p....bxc6
16. Bxd4...c5
17. Bc3....Nh7
18. Qd2....Rb8
19. a4.....f5
20. exf5...Bxf5
21. Rfe1...Qf7
22. a5.....bxa5
23. Rxa5...Be6
24. Bd1....Ng5
25. Ra6....Rbd8
26. Rb6....Qg6
27. Kh1....Rd7
28. h4.....Nh7
29. Re3....Rf4
30. Rb8+...Nf8
31. Rg3....Qf5
32. Kg1....d5
33. cxd5...Bxd5
34. Qe3....Rxh4
35. Bxg7...Rxg7
36. Rxg7+..Kxg7
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Carolus Rex
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Sweden
Jan 1970 time: 06:13
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1. c4....Nf6
2. Nc3...e5
3. Nf3...Nc6
4. d3....Bb4
5. e4....d6
6. Be2...O-O
7. O-O...h6
8. Na4...Qe7
9. a3....Ba5
10. b4...Bb6
11. NxB..axN
12. b5...Nd4
13. NxN..exN
14. Bb2..c5
15. bxc e.p....bxc6
16. Bxd4...c5
17. Bc3....Nh7
18. Qd2....Rb8
19. a4.....f5
20. exf5...Bxf5
21. Rfe1...Qf7
22. a5.....bxa5
23. Rxa5...Be6
24. Bd1....Ng5
25. Ra6....Rbd8
26. Rb6....Qg6
27. Kh1....Rd7
28. h4.....Nh7
29. Re3....Rf4
30. Rb8+...Nf8
31. Rg3....Qf5
32. Kg1....d5
33. cxd5...Bxd5
34. Qe3....Rxh4
35. Bxg7...Rxg7
36. Rxg7+..Kxg7
37. Qe7+...Qf7
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Julius Brenzaida
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Currently cleaning the 9000 rooms of Sticky Mouse's Palace
Aug 2000 time: 05:13
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Well, it was quite a nice game. Smash played very solid and Carolus made only one serious mistake : 12 Nd4. After that, I’m afraid the game is lost in the long run. To try to attack was not a bad idea, but with black’s shattered kingside and white’s two bishops the outcome was, alas, too clear.
Smash, I think you missed a risky but very strong move. Here’s what I had “off line” told Kcbob.
What do you think of 26 h4! for white in the Apolyton world championship game ? The only square for the knight is the horrible h7. Then white plays 27 Bf3, threatening Rxe6 followed by Bd5 which would win the queen. The only answer is Rde8, but then it's Ba5, winning the d6 pawn because Rd7 steps into the Bc6 pin. Two pawns up, total domination, bishop pair and weakend opposite kingside give an outsanding edge to white.
Black could try the tricky 26 Bc8, to give the good e6 square to the knight, but white sacrifies the exchange with 27 hxg5 Bxa6, 28 gxh6 and the atttack is, I think, too strong. 28 gxh6 is not possible for black : 29 Qxh6 Qxf2+ 30 Kh1 and black has to sacrifice the queen to avoid mate (Qxe1, 31 Bxe1 Rxe1+) and will then lose one of his scattered rooks with some smart white queen checks.
I think that after 26 h4! black is totally lost ...
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Oh Man, when will you understand that your greatness lies in your failure - Goethe
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kcbob
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Kansas City, MO USA
Dec 1999 time: 23:13
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Originally posted by Julius Brenzaida on 11-14-2000 12:05 PM
Eh bien, disons que cette affirmation est sujette à caution ! Il y a un peu trop de champions : Deep Blue, Kramnik, Khalifman, Karpov et Fischer. A moins que nous n'admettions ceux qui sont morts invaincus, comme Alékhine ou Morphy.
One sure thing : Smash is the Apolyton Chess World Champion.
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Let's see... "Oh, well,.... caution. There is....champions: IBM, Kramnik, Khalifman, Karpov and Fischer. ...our...dead...Alekhine or Morphy....Smash...Apolyton..." That's the best I can do. 
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Frodo lives!
[This message has been edited by kcbob (edited November 14, 2000).]
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