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1. a4
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i played chessmaster computer, this is how i win it. I name this opening my monkey moove... i thought that i cannot match the skill of the computer, so it would be stupid to make clever mooves...the monkey moove is jst that...(tip...jst flip the board, that way it doesnt feel as if its you who call the mooves) |
 
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1... d5
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a4 is worst moove to make:) |
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2. b3
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and to defend it? |
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2... Bf5 3. d3 e6 4. Qd2
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my aim is to make opponent waste moves....i want him to develop...and then loose developed pieces |
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4... Nf6 5. Qg5
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my next moove is Ra3...if he take it with bishop, my queen go Qg7 |
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5... Nc6
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my monkey moove is simple....get rid of Ra1 and g2 |
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6. Ra3 h6
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there it is....a computer cannot resist such moove...so i already win one small battle....sum chessplayers refuse to take that rook...feeling sorrry for me...then i jst leave it there...by the way....my opponents rook at a8 stayed there the entire game...so why dnt get ridd of it while you can by taking his bishop that run on black diagonal?.... |
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7. Qd2
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i can push pawn to c3, eventually he will do this...note: Black seem to be well developed, white had reserved his options...the less mooves is made, the less combinations there is for the computer to take advantage off...in normal conditions, the black bishop would provide cover for the night at c6 to penetrate whites defence...but it will change! |
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7... Bxa3
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told you! |
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8. Nxa3
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i do this....then push c4 later....also....where is his black bishop? and my king is on a black block....most of my pieces is on black...so was the trade fair? .........also i could have prevented him from castle-ing to kingside, by taking his bishop with my bishop.....but i want him to castle....!!!! |
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8... O-O
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and look at that.....i even anticipated opponent to castle to the side i wanted him to...now i get rid of g2 and put rook at g1 to pin pawn g7 it leaves h6 open for attack by queen....look at my position... |
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9. g4
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chess is also about drawing opponent into moves, one can use his pieces to slingshot yourself across the board.. |
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9... Nxg4
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told you.... |
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10. Nf3 Nge5
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and.... |
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11. Rg1
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yes! there it is.... |
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11... Nxf3+
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timing is vital...so i jst have to withstand a few moves... |
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12. exf3 Nd4
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because he have castle more than me- im thinking of keeping either my pawns in a chain/or his/ from preventing castles to move about board...remember...we play an opponent that can predict moves well in advance... |
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13. Be2
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protecting f3-its not good if pieces protect pawns... |
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13... Nxe2
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taking it with king...also protect pawns around it |
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14. Kxe2
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my idea was never to castle, but to use the strength of the king to protect pawns, also to keep on black blocks, but at e2 the king is safe from attack, and should hold its ground. |
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