This is my second published game against Marko Krale who is one of the two players that I know of that have made over one million moves at Red Hot Pawn. The game below is taken from an eight player tournament called 2014 September Octet I 1700-1800. I have still two games in progress in this tournament but all other players, except for my opponent in those two games have finished this tournament maybe weeks ago. The only thing I can still fight for in this tournament is second place but I think I can get it. For quite some time now I have worked on a feature that may help you find interesting games in this blog but today I finally finished it. Now you can see who I have played against and all my games against that player in the same place, well the published games so far against a certain player that is. This is something that will be updated and improved over time aswell. I think all my games in this blog are now also analysed with the same quality as I have gone through all the 471 games that are now in this blog with the Deep Fritz 14 64 bit's Full Analysis feature. I have in my usage 8 4 GHz cores that the engine Stockfish 5 64 SSE4.2 uses. I could I guess use some different engine aswell but I kind of like this one and I don't think it matters all that much. Of course now that I type this, I had to check again the engine rankings and I discovered something interesting, the newest Stockfish is out. That means I will be using that in the future to analyse my finished games. I have added one mate in three, three mate in four and one mate in six puzzle today. I have added one more game to each of the following posts: B84 Sicilian Defense: Scheveningen Variation. Classical Variation, C45 Scotch Game: Classical Variation, C62 Spanish Game: Steinitz Defense and C50 Italian Game: Italian Variation.
Game number two. This was played in the first round of the 2014 October Long Haul Split I tournament that is held at Red Hot Pawn. With 43 points, I am in shared second place with Blackpoolmad (1566) in group 2. A player who leads the group is called beatlemania (1681), who has gathered 48 points so far. There are still four players who can win the group, me, beatlemania, veca (1662) and Blackpoolmad. Group 1 has been decided already and caissad4 (2004) will advance from that group to round two. The game below is my 600th win in the analysed chess games that I have posted!! This game was a bit lucky win because my opponent chose the wrong square to go to with his king.
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