Dumnonii Location : Somewhere special Joined : 02 Feb '07 Moves : 39152 |  02 Feb '12 22:31It's not even 48 hours into the month of February yet User 198302 has made 3279 moves already, and counting?! |
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Joined : 22 Aug '08 Moves : 6747 | 04 Feb '12 16:41 :: 1 edit I mentioned this game in Thread 144805 where I sac 3 pawns in an opening and then chuck everything at black and see what happens. Well this game has finally finished, so feel free to add feedback and missed move for either side.
I've been in this position twice before Game 7953764 and Game 7201950 with one win and one lose. In the win I played 8.d4 next allowing my c1 bishop in the game, in the lose I played 8.Bxf7+ and ran out of steam very quickly.
Here black has to move his queen to either e6 or e7 and I had a sneaky combo to Qe6:
But, alas my opponent missed my super-trick and played the sensible Qe7
This position terrified me at the time, black can now quite easily throw everything at my king and his h2 pawn starts to look a bit dangerous. Moves like Rg8, threatening Rg1 leading to mate where particularly worrying:
24.Qf4 doesn't work as black can reply with 24...Rg1+ 25. Rxg1 hxg1=Q+ and my queen drops so I had to go for the stupid looking 24.Rf2 trying to take the h2 pawn asap after it served as my kings defence for a long time - cruel irony  .
So there you have it, a kitchen sink attack that somehow led into quite a balanced endgame until my opponent blundered. Although I probably would have accepted a draw at move 24. |
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Hate Machine Location : tinyurl.com/3sbbwd4 Joined : 27 Mar '03 Moves : 16853 | 30 Jan '12 02:22 :: 1 edit Originally posted by enrico20
It is your bubble being busted dude - please provide written scientific research that would allow any sane person to draw the same conclusion. Please indicate the sample size of the aforementioned survey and how you think the sample is proportionately representative of RHP as a whole. Lol, you were treated like a rock star in a small town someplace. Great evidence. Guess what.. They just wanted your cash and buisness and laughed at you when you left. Open your eyes, the evidence is all right here if you read a bit. Everyone thinks we're all FAT, carry guns, wear cowboy hats, eat French fries from a holster leave our SUV's running over night.
Don't ask me for evidenc, ask the world community that is RHP.
FACT!~ |
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I speck the truth Joined : 10 Jan '08 Moves : 6526 | 31 Jan '12 10:34 Europe! Europe! Europe! |
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Location : e4 Joined : 06 May '08 Moves : 5056 | 30 Jan '12 11:04 ....and a packet of chocolate Chess Biscuits + a Suicide King.
Blog 4 |
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Location : THORNINYOURSIDE Joined : 04 Sep '04 Moves : 245585 | 03 Feb '12 13:44 Originally posted by paolo2504
So many games and moves in this month would reveal a cheater. The problem is that technically speaking it is not possible to do so many moves using software. Also, it is not possible in my opinion a human play so fast. Possible solution? Have many people play concurrently with the same nickname. Your thought ? What a heap of crap. Why would someone cheat to retain a low rating?
As for moves, this is easily achievable. With close to 1,000 games and a low rating you will find that the opponents will be of a similar standard. Generally speaking the moves are much quicker.
Also the person may be retired, unemployed etc allowing them access 10-12 hours per day
3 moves per minutes = 60 per hour = 600 for a 10 hour day = 1800 moves in 3 days
Bump that to 6 moves per minutes and you jump to 3,600 moves over 3 days |
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Location : e4 Joined : 06 May '08 Moves : 5056 | 04 Feb '12 18:21 It obvious that English is not Jaydreamers mother tongue.
No problem with that at all but it worth considering that what
the lad meant to say did not come out right.
I think we should give the same consideration to Robbie.
I don't know what language he gibbers on in but it is not the Queen's English
(must be that Anglo Saxon blood pumping through his veins.)
Paul you have a nice turn of phrase.
Next time Robbie post something please translate it for us. |
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I'm a Cowboy Location : On a steel horse Joined : 19 Apr '10 Moves : 25615 | 30 Jan '12 16:32 :: 1 edit Wiggahs Please  |
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Joined : 14 Mar '04 Moves : 61705 | 01 Feb '12 18:22 To stop posting here in the GF for a bit?
What say you...and you....and you? |
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I'm a Cowboy Location : On a steel horse Joined : 19 Apr '10 Moves : 25615 | 03 Feb '12 00:24 Originally posted by sonhouse
I have questions like this: You are taking a whiz and you fart. Then your stream jumps. Why is that?
Anyone else have their own bodily function question, post them here. Try a sneeze while you whiz, talk about needing a gyro stabilizer.  |
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Joined : 13 Jul '04 Moves : 304338 | 02 Feb '12 02:15 Originally posted by greenpawn34
I've found the first loss from actual play.
(so far...there might be one sooner I've yet to see.)
Sadly it was lost by someone who posted in this thread.
The poor sould has actually lost two games already.
(27 moves in one game. The lad does not hang about.)
The time of the loss was: Feb 01 2012 23:39 can anyone find one sooner?
I hope so. This one?
http://www.redhotpawn.com/core/playchess.php?gameid=9039018&cbqsid=31003 |
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Joined : 20 Jul '11 Moves : 4669 | 03 Feb '12 16:15 I can't believe people are bringing cheating into this! There's no reason he's not moving as quickly as I elaborated above, therefore should be given benefit of doubt and presumed innocent! |
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Location : THORNINYOURSIDE Joined : 04 Sep '04 Moves : 245585 | 03 Feb '12 20:02 Originally posted by Jardreamer
I think that RHP staff should make a strong action against Sagator or generally against every cheater. I ask most respect for us and our subscription on RHP.
is it possible create a class action? Maybe you should take a look at some of your fellow clan members if you want to look for dodgy players.
Pick one of your higher rated players and see how much they have "improved" over the years.
I smell more crap within your Clan ranks than I do with Sagator who just plays a lot of chess.
Maybe a Class Action should be created against the Italian Job! |
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Chess Librarian Location : Clermont Joined : 21 Aug '09 Moves : 56696 | 04 Feb '12 02:52 Originally posted by Jardreamer
I think that RHP staff should make a strong action against Sagator or generally against every cheater. I ask most respect for us and our subscription on RHP.
is it possible create a class action? Have you had a chance to re-evaluate this statement yet? This is a pretty strong, rude, and essentially unfounded accusation in a public forum.
In order to "ask most respect for us", it might be worthwhile to begin by showing respect to others. |
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Chess Librarian Location : Clermont Joined : 21 Aug '09 Moves : 56696 | 04 Feb '12 10:22 Originally posted by greenpawn34
The lad said sorry Paul, leave it at that.
I too played over a few games. The do look like blitz games. He screws up
a few good positions. Missed basic tacitics a few times. The kind of play
one sees when a player is moving too fast. He was apologizing for the other response to his post, not his own. In my mind, that just makes it worse.
Anonymity and civility vary inversely as usual, it seems. |
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