Antti Lehtinen vs Tuomas Simola (1995) Leht It In

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Antti Lehtinen vs Tuomas Simola
"Leht It In" (game of the day Mar-30-2010)
FIN-ch U18 (1995), Vammala FIN
Sicilian Defense: Closed. Fianchetto Variation (B24) · 1-0

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Mar-30-10		Hortensius: Great way to gain time

Mar-30-10		ounos: By the way, surprizingly the game's opening is correctly categorized. Huh!?

Mar-30-10		drpoundsign: how is THIS the Sicilian?! It looks like the "Dancing Drunken Knights!"

Mar-30-10		atakantmac: it teaches you how to change your knights' place

Mar-30-10		atakantmac: how did white miss Qg7#

Mar-30-10		kevin86: Is there a waltz in chess? I this game there was (or was it a tangle?).

Mar-30-10		swordfish: What earthly point is there in playing like this in a serious tournament (in an offhand game, sure)?

Mar-30-10		Once: Wouldn't life be unbearably dull if everything had to be serious? This was a bit of fun, a whimsy, a joke, a little emoticon on a wooden battlefield. And why not? As long as they don't make a habit of it....

Mar-30-10		Intrepid Spiff: What the ?!

Mar-30-10		Annie K.: <Once> Lehtinen had two of these games, actually :) A Lehtinen vs J Sietio, 1996 User: AnttiLehtinen, probably the real player, explained the story behind this game back on page 1.

Mar-30-10		Richard Taylor: <swordfish: What earthly point is there in playing like this in a serious tournament (in an offhand game, sure)?> Humourless twit - have you got dead owl stuffed up your rear end?

Mar-30-10		MarbleSkull: I think black's first big mistake is 5. ...Nd5? Much better was 5. ...Nc6. Could someone run that through Rybka for me?

Aug-13-10		cuppajoe: A question on a fine point of the rules: if they had played the first ten moves again would that be a draw by threefold repetition (the opening position having appeared thrice in the game) or does that not count because the KKt and QKt have switched places?

Aug-14-10		alexmagnus: It would be threefold repetition.

Aug-02-11		atarw: i bet this game was fixed, same with the hungarian players game. what other logical explanation is there?

Aug-18-15		prithvimothi: Hahahahaha

Mar-02-18		beenthere240: There's a simple explanation for the first 10 moves. The knights had started out on the wrong squares! It was essential for the King-side knight to move to b1 and the Queen-side knight to move to g1 (and the same for the black knights). Once this was accomplished, the game could begin in earnest.

Mar-02-18		morfishine: Somebody should've haltered this game.

Mar-02-18		morfishine: If an opponent tried this against me, I'd bridle with anger.

Mar-02-18		ChessHigherCat: you would shout yourself horse!

Dec-18-19		Korora: "My Little Pony/My Little Pony/What will today's adventure be?"

Sep-21-21		Saniyat24: The game begins at move 11...!

Dec-08-21		hdcc: Horseplay.

Jan-26-22		Knightmare07: The Astonishing 4 Knights opening.

Mar-25-23		Korora: Is this the Nihonium Attack?

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