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White: David    Black: technolion
twixt.mc.2008.aug.2.1 (LG) | This game (LG) | Download JTwixt file
On 2008-12-30 at 17:41, technolion (info) said:
In my opinion at this point David still had a chance to win this game:
1.d3 2.swap 3.n10 4.l16 5.p15 6.n8 7.l9 8.l7 9.j8 10.j6 11.h7 12.h5 13.f6 14.f4 15.d5 16.d3 17.r9 18.p9

He now played 19.q11 which then allowed me to 20.r5. At that point the game was lost for David.

On 2008-12-30 at 17:45, technolion (info) said:
19.t10 would be a better altenative

this attempt then fails:
20.r5 21.t5 22.t6 23.u7 24.u8 25.v9

also this one:
20.s5 21.q7 22.q4 23.n4 24.o3 25.m6 26.m2 27.l4

On 2008-12-30 at 18:51, technolion (info) said:
if you find a victory chain of moves for black after 19.t10, please post it here.

On 2008-12-30 at 19:01, Tim (info) said:
After 19.T10, one could also play R17 which threatens to connect to P9 or L16:

On 2008-12-30 at 19:03, Tim (info) said:
Sorry, I don't know how to insert links yet: :)
19.t10 20.r17 21.n16 22.q12 23.s13 24.t13 25.u12 26.r14 27.t14 28.s15

On 2008-12-30 at 19:28, twixter (info) said:
Here's a crazy line:

19.t10 20.s4 21.s5 22.t6 23.q6 24.q9 25.p8 26.r11 27.q10 28.p12 29.o11 30.n11 31.m10 32.g18 33.n12 34.n16 with lots of variations, for example

35.r16 36.o14 37.u12 38.s16

On 2008-12-30 at 20:37, technolion (info) said:
picking up Tims proposition:
19.t10 20.r17 21.n16 22.q12 23.s13 24.t13

then White would probably better play 25.r11 (instead of u12).
Then: 26.r14 27.p12 28.o13 29.n13 30.m14 31.h15 32.i19 33.e18
Still a better chance for White to win.

On 2008-12-30 at 20:47, technolion (info) said:
Picking up twixter's proposition:
19.t10 20.s4 21.s5 22.t6 23.q6 24.q9 25.p8 26.r11

then White would probably better play 27.s13 (instead of q10).
Then: 28.s14 29.u14 30.r12 31.s15 32.t13 33.t12 34.r19 35.o17 36.q16 37.q14
Also here White looks better.

On 2008-12-30 at 20:59, Tim (info) said:
Technolion, instead of 30.M14 in your reply to my proposition I'd rather play M18:
19.t10 20.r17 21.n16 22.q12 23.s13 24.t13 25.r11 26.r14 27.p12 28.o13 29.n13 30.m18

This is not a final solution, of course, but it looks promising to the left.

On 2008-12-30 at 21:15, technolion (info) said:
Okay, White does not give up and plays:
31.l15 32.n20 33.k17 34.j19 35.j20 36.i21 37.l19 38.k22 39.m21 40.m22 41.l23

another variant:
31.l15 32.o19 33.k17 34.j19 35.f18

On 2008-12-31 at 03:47, twixter (info) said:
My line:

19.t10 20.s4 21.s5 22.t6 23.q6 24.q9 25.p8 26.r11 27.s13 28.s14 29.u14 and now

30.s18 31.q14 32.p18

Tim's line:

19.t10 20.r17 21.n16 22.q12 23.s13 and now

24.p18 25.m18 26.r14 27.t15 28.s15 29.u17 30.t21

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