snakebyt Member since Dec-26-12 · Last seen May-20-13 Having learned chess from my father and played only very rarely in the past, I just became re-enchanted with it. I do the puzzle every morning now and enjoy reading the comments. I also try to play several games against a highly rated program daily. Studying attacks, openings, endgame stratagem.

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May-17-13 Fischer vs W Beach, 1963    snakebyt: I got 21 Bh6 with the intent to move my Queen into that tasty Rook fork. But in my scenario BXB. So all different but still terminal for Black.      May-06-13 Z Belic vs S Inhoven, 1987    snakebyt: 25 Rh8+ KxR 26 Qh1+ Kg8 27 Qh7#      Apr-30-13 V Vepkhvishvili vs K Shavgulidze, 1983    snakebyt: Congratulations! <Bartimaeus> Thanks! Rxe6      Apr-29-13 H P Garcia vs P Gelpke, 1983    snakebyt: Nxe6+ gets the Quuueeen!      Apr-28-13 Adams vs Fedorov, 2001    snakebyt: P.S., As always, I really enjoy reading the expert analysis and I learn a lot from that. Thanks!      Apr-27-13 Lenderman vs S Zierk, 2012    snakebyt: I tried 7 Qg4 f6 18 Bh6 but then Ra7 ouch. Rd3 to check Q is brilliant amazing!      Apr-25-13 A Sokolov vs H Frauensohn, 1992    snakebyt: I didn't consider the King sliding back to the 8 file, but either way after Bxh7+ ... and then Qh4+, white's position is too overwhelming.      Apr-24-13 S Atalik vs B Baum, 1998    snakebyt: rook sac and I pushed the c-pawn up to check again then Qf7      Apr-23-13 B Ivanovic vs K Osmanovic, 1983    snakebyt: <Bartimaeus:> "Fructify" has got to be the word of the day. ;-)      Apr-07-13 Zhao Jun vs Zhou Jianchao, 2012    snakebyt: I did this: 25. Pg5 Qh2 26. Qc5+ Kg8 27. Pg6 Kg7 28. Pxf6 Kh7 29. P=Q# It took me an hour.

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