mtbikesman | David J Bush

On 2016-10-04 at 22:41, SamDakota

said:

|33.h17 34.g18 35.l19 36.j19 37.n18
33.h17 34.g17 35.g18 36.f19 37.l19 38.j19 39.n18

On 2016-10-14 at 17:34, twixter

said:

Thank you for pointing that out. This is not the only losing position I got lucky with in this tournament.

On 2016-10-14 at 17:48, SamDakota

said:

I was also curious what path the following response would have caused you to take:
29.d10

On 2016-10-14 at 18:11, SamDakota

said:

Once he went with 29.f7 I thought he allowed you to use 30.g18 without fear of 19.c17

30.g18 31.c17 32.f15 But

29.d10 30.g18 31.c17 32.f15 33.f14 34.g13 35.e12 would prevent the 30.g18 move

On 2016-10-14 at 18:15, twixter

said:

|29.d10 30.e13 31.d14 32.e9 33.e8 34.c14 35.f13 36.f7 37.g5 38.f4 39.c4 40.d3 41.d2 42.e5 for example. But 35.g9 36.f15 37.k15 was probably still winning for white as you pointed out.

On 2016-10-15 at 15:38, twixter

said:

Oh! I posted at almost the same time you did. I should have played g18 as you describe. For example in that last variation, |29.d10 30.e13 31.d14 32.e9 33.e8 34.c14 35.g9 36.g18 and it looks like I could have won much more cleanly than I did.

On 2016-10-16 at 01:07, SamDakota

said:

29.d10 30.e13 31.f18?

On 2016-10-30 at 20:47, twixter

said:

How about |29.d10 30.e13 31.f18 32.f5 33.c4 34.e7 35.e8 36.f9

On 2016-11-01 at 09:34, twixter

said:

Here are some more variations on that last line.
|29.d10 30.e13 31.f18 32.f5 33.c4 34.e7 35.e8 36.f9 37.e12 38.c12 39.g10 40.g9 and now 41.f7 42.f13 43.d14 44.d12 or 41.f10 42.g7 43.g8 44.h7 45.f6 46.g5 47.i4 48.h3 49.k5 50.f4 or 43.h7 44.f7 45.h6 46.g5 47.i4 48.h3
If we were playing under standard rules with link removal, maybe white could have drawn.

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