Thursday, 31 January 2019
A Win Against Fritz
From time to time, I'll insert a chess game into this blog, played against Fritz on Chessbase. My main purpose in doing this is to keep practising how to insert a chess game into a blog or else I'll forget how to do it before very long. A secondary purpose is to keep a record of interesting games, preferably ones that I win but not exclusively. Here goes:
There is a glitch in this game. White's 33rd move is 33.b8+Q, meaning that the pawn queens with check, but this was not recognised and play stopped at Black's 32nd move. The only way that I found to proceed was simply to write 33. b8. Ah well, nothing's perfect. To be honest, I blundered in this game on my ninth move. I forgot that my queen was vulnerable to a discovered attack from the black bishop after the knight moves away. In the original game, I played 9.e3 and black countered with 9...Nxd4. Oops! After my reconsidered 9.Qc2, I didn't make any more blunders and went on to win in grand fashion against a handicapped Fritz playing at club level.
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