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tondatto 12-Mar-12, 06:23 » Report abuse |
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Yes I know ... |
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Nice |
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didn't like this one...Any other move black did was totally out of place... |
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Pedrator I liked the puzzle but ... |
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Good points Radus, |
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sjaak123 12-Mar-12, 11:42 » Report abuse |
real gamein the real game the opponent might stop the game afther Bh6. In the puzzle you'll see the computer check all all possibilitiesafter the first move, and chooses ad random which move he made. Not the move in realiity is played, what so ever. |
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george2003 12-Mar-12, 14:27 » Report abuse |
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george2003 12-Mar-12, 14:33 » Report abuse |
![]() Hey sicknero, cats can't talk |
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I just discovered...And just now, it went - Bh6, Qe8; Qg7 mate. If this is from a real game, then why does it do that? (And George2003, this one does ) |
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Yeh but like radus says |
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Thanks Sid |
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