Tomorrow I will play Knight odds with same d or e pawn removed but with my castling right. can you also play a few games with Knight odds No castling tomorrow. It would be nice if you can record yourself on youtube.lkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:12 pmIf we assume that you are something like FIDE 1850 level, then I think you would be doing well if you can come out ahead of Komodo at rook handicap in 15' games, without a castling restriction, even on an ordinary pc. But it's vital to set Contempt to something like 200, otherwise it will just let you trade pieces and reach a rook up endgame.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:58 pmI do not know my rating since i have been paying a GM online for the last 10 months to help me improve, all that I know is that I have been playing as a guess here https://play.chessbase.com/en/ and it goes from 1750 to 1975> I always play the same move until I master it which is 1.h3 the Clemenz Opening just to throw my opponent off their memorized opening repertoire. And for Black no matter how my opponent open the game I play 1....g6 followed by 2.......Bg7 and most of the time my third move is 3......c5. I will be there challenging anybody in the next 2 minutes simply go here tolkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:28 pm Some questions/suggestions. What is your Elo rating (FIDE if you have one, online if you don't)? Have you tried the same handicap with full castling rights to compare? I think it would make more sense for you to play at rook handicap rather than knight plus queen pawn, not so much because it is a larger handicap, but because it will feel much more like a normal game of chess. You could try rook handicap with normal castling and then with no castling for you, to see how much difference it makes. Of course you need to play a few games each way to draw conclusions.
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Who is 17 years old GM Gukesh 2nd at the Candidate in Toronto?
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A Knight and an extra pawn with castle Right is too much to give even to an Expert, but I was lucky this time. Almost lost on time againChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 5:25 amTomorrow I will play Knight odds with same d or e pawn removed but with my castling right. can you also play a few games with Knight odds No castling tomorrow. It would be nice if you can record yourself on youtube.lkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:12 pmIf we assume that you are something like FIDE 1850 level, then I think you would be doing well if you can come out ahead of Komodo at rook handicap in 15' games, without a castling restriction, even on an ordinary pc. But it's vital to set Contempt to something like 200, otherwise it will just let you trade pieces and reach a rook up endgame.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:58 pmI do not know my rating since i have been paying a GM online for the last 10 months to help me improve, all that I know is that I have been playing as a guess here https://play.chessbase.com/en/ and it goes from 1750 to 1975> I always play the same move until I master it which is 1.h3 the Clemenz Opening just to throw my opponent off their memorized opening repertoire. And for Black no matter how my opponent open the game I play 1....g6 followed by 2.......Bg7 and most of the time my third move is 3......c5. I will be there challenging anybody in the next 2 minutes simply go here tolkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:28 pm Some questions/suggestions. What is your Elo rating (FIDE if you have one, online if you don't)? Have you tried the same handicap with full castling rights to compare? I think it would make more sense for you to play at rook handicap rather than knight plus queen pawn, not so much because it is a larger handicap, but because it will feel much more like a normal game of chess. You could try rook handicap with normal castling and then with no castling for you, to see how much difference it makes. Of course you need to play a few games each way to draw conclusions.
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[Date "2020.04.18"]
[Round "?"]
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[Black "ChessQueen"]
[Result "*"]
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1. d4 {(d2-d4 e7-e6 Ng1-f3 d7-d5 Bf1-d3 Bf8-d6 O-O Ng8-f6 Rf1-e1 O-O c2-c3
Nb8-d7 Nf3-e5 c7-c5 Bc1-f4 Qd8-c7 h2-h3 c5-c4 Bd3-c2 h7-h6 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7
Bf4-e5 Kg8-h8 Ra1-c1 Qc7-b6 Rc1-b1) -3.82/20 21} c5 2. dxc5 {(d4xc5 e7-e6
Bc1-e3 Ng8-f6 Bf1-d3 Nf6-d5 Be3-c1 Bf8xc5 Ng1-f3 Nd5-f6 O-O d7-d5 a2-a3 O-O
b2-b4 Bc5-d6 c2-c4 e6-e5 c4-c5 Bd6-c7 Bc1-b2) -3.79/19 19} Qa5+ 3. c3
{(c2-c3 Qa5xc5 Ng1-f3) -3.62/20 31} Qxc5 4. Bd3 {(Bf1-d3 Qc5-c7 Ng1-f3)
-3.68/22 64} Nc6 5. Nf3 {(Ng1-f3 e7-e5 O-O d7-d5 Rf1-e1 e5-e4 Bc1-e3 Qc5-d6
Nf3-d4 Bf8-e7 Bd3-e2 Ng8-f6 Qd1-d2 Qd6-b8 Be3-f4 Be7-d6 Bf4xd6 Qb8xd6 h2-h3
Nc6xd4 Qd2xd4 Bc8-d7 Ra1-d1 O-O) -3.79/20 41} e5 6. O-O {(O-O d7-d5 Rf1-e1)
-3.73/21 29} d6 7. Ng5 {(Nf3-g5 Ng8-f6 Ng5-e4) -3.54/18 22} h6 8. Be3
{(Bc1-e3 Qc5-d5 c3-c4 Qd5-a5 Qd1-h5 Nc6-d8 Ng5-e4 Bc8-e6 Qh5-e2 Nd8-c6
a2-a3 Qa5-c7 b2-b4 f7-f5 Ne4-c3 e5-e4 Bd3-c2 Qc7-f7 Nc3-d5 Be6xd5 c4xd5
Qf7xd5 Bc2-a4 Ng8-f6 Ra1-c1 Qd5-d3) -3.38/20 19} Qa5 9. Qh5 {(Qd1-h5 Qa5-d5
c3-c4) -3.59/22 28} Nd8 10. Ne4 {(Ng5-e4 g7-g6 Qh5-h4) -3.46/19 12} Bd7 11.
f4 {(f2-f4 g7-g6 Qh5-h4) -3.01/19 15} Be7 12. Rad1 {(Ra1-d1 Ng8-f6 Ne4xf6+)
-3.12/18 21} Qxa2 13. fxe5 {(f4xe5 g7-g6 Qh5-e2 d6xe5 Bd3-b5 Bd7xb5 Qe2xb5+
Ke8-f8 c3-c4 Ra8-c8 Ne4-d6 Be7xd6 Rd1xd6 Ng8-e7 Qb5xe5 Rh8-h7 Qe5-b5 Nd8-c6
Be3-c5 Qa2-a6 Rd6-d7 Qa6xb5 c4xb5 b7-b6 b5xc6 b6xc5 c6-c7) -1.30/18 11} g6
14. Qe2 {(Qh5-e2 d6xe5 Bd3-b5 Bd7xb5 Qe2xb5+ Ke8-f8 c3-c4 Qa2-a6 Qb5xe5
Rh8-h7 Ne4-c5 Qa6-c6 Rd1xd8+ Ra8xd8 Nc5-e6+ Kf8-e8 Ne6xd8 Qc6-d7 Nd8xb7
Qd7xb7 c4-c5 Qb7-c8 Qe5-e4 Ke8-f8 Qe4-e5 h6-h5 h2-h3 a7-a6 b2-b4 h5-h4
Qe5-d4 Qc8-c6 Rf1-d1) -1.08/21 14} dxe5 15. Nc5 {(Ne4-c5 Bd7-c6 Bd3-c4
Qa2-a5 b2-b4 Qa5-c7 Rf1xf7 Nd8xf7 Bc4xf7+ Ke8xf7 Qe2-c4+ Kf7-e8 Nc5-e6
Qc7-d6 Ne6-g7+ Ke8-d8 Ng7-e6+ Kd8-d7 Ne6-c5+ Kd7-c7 Rd1xd6 Be7xd6 b4-b5
Ng8-e7 b5xc6 b7xc6 Qc4-e6 Ra8-d8 Qe6-f7 Rd8-e8 Qf7-e6 Re8-d8) 0.00/21 24}
Bxc5 16. Bxc5 {(Be3xc5 Qa2-d5 b2-b4 e5-e4 Bd3-c4 Qd5-e5 Bc5-d4 Qe5-e7
Bd4xh8 Ra8-c8 Rf1-e1 a7-a6 Bc4-d5 Bd7-c6 Qe2-g4 Nd8-e6 Bd5xc6+ Rc8xc6
Qg4xe4 Ke8-f8 Qe4-e3 f7-f5 Qe3-d3 Kf8-f7 Re1-e2 Rc6-c8 Bh8-e5 b7-b5 Be5-d6)
+2.37/20 15} Qd5 17. b4 {(b2-b4 e5-e4 Bd3-c4) +2.28/20 7} e4 18. Bxe4
{(Bd3xe4 Qd5-e6 Rf1-e1) +2.76/21 13} Qe6 19. Rfe1 {(Rf1-e1 Ra8-c8 Rd1-d6)
+3.91/21 20} Nf6 20. Qf3 {(Qe2-f3 Nf6xe4 Re1xe4) +6.41/20 5} Ng4 21. Bd5
{(Be4-d5 Ng4-e5 Qf3-f4 Qe6-f5 Re1xe5+ Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6
Bc5-d6 Qf5xe5 Qd4xe5 Rd8xd6 Qe5xd6 Rh8-e8 Rd1-d4 a7-a6 c3-c4 h6-h5 h2-h3
Re8-g8 Qd6-e5 Rg8-e8 Kg1-h2 b7-b6 b4-b5 Kc8-b7 b5xa6+ Kb7-a7 Rd4-d6 Re8-c8
Qe5-b5 Rc8-b8 Kh2-g3) +7.73/22 10} Ne5 22. Qf4 {(Qf3-f4 Qe6-f5 Re1xe5+
Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 Rd8xd6 Qd4xd6 Qf5xe5 Qd6xe5 Rh8-g8
Qe5-c5+ Kc8-b8 Qc5-d6+ Kb8-c8 b4-b5 Be6-b3 Rd1-a1 Rg8-d8 Qd6-c5+ Kc8-d7
Ra1xa7 Kd7-e6 Qc5-b6+ Rd8-d6 Qb6xb7 Ke6-e5 Qb7-f3 g6-g5 b5-b6 Rd6-d1+
Kg1-f2 f7-f5 Qf3-e2+ Ke5-f6 Qe2-e7+ Kf6-g6) +10.35/21 6} Qf5 23. Rxe5+
{(Re1xe5+ Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 Rd8xd6 Qd4xd6 Qf5xe5
Qd6xe5 Rh8-g8 Qe5-c5+ Kc8-b8 Qc5-d6+ Kb8-c8 b4-b5 b7-b6 Qd6-e7 Kc8-b8
Rd1-a1 a7-a5 b5xa6/ep Be6-c8 Ra1-b1 Kb8-a8 Rb1xb6 Rg8-h8 a6-a7 Bc8-a6
Rb6xa6) +12.53/21 5} Ne6 24. Qd4 {(Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 b7-b6
Re5xf5 g6xf5 Qd4-d3 Rd8xd6 Qd3xd6 Rh8-g8 Qd6-e7 Kc8-b8 Rd1-a1 a7-a5 Qe7-d6+
Kb8-c8 Qd6xb6 Kc8-d7 Qb6-a7+ Kd7-e8 Qa7-b8+ Ke8-e7 Qb8xg8 a5xb4 c3xb4
Ke7-f6 b4-b5 Be6-d5 Ra1-a7 Bd5-e6) +12.99/22 10} O-O-O 25. Bxe6 {(Bd5xe6
Qf5xe6 Re5xe6 f7xe6 Bc5-d6 Bd7-c6 Qd4xa7 Rd8xd6 Rd1xd6 Bc6-b5 Rd6-b6 Bb5-c6
Qa7-a8+ Kc8-c7 Rb6xc6+ Kc7xc6 Qa8xh8 Kc6-b5 Qh8-c8 b7-b6 Qc8xe6 h6-h5
Kg1-f2 g6-g5 Kf2-e3 g5-g4 Ke3-d4 Kb5-a6 Qe6-c6 Ka6-a7 b4-b5 h5-h4 Qc6-c7+
Ka7-a8 Qc7xb6) +13.83/22 15} Bxe6 26. Bd6 {(Bc5-d6 Qf5xe5 Qd4xe5 b7-b6
Qe5-e4 Rd8xd6 Rd1xd6 Rh8-g8 Rd6xe6 f7xe6 Qe4xe6+ Kc8-c7 Qe6xg8 g6-g5
Qg8-g7+ Kc7-d6 Qg7xa7 Kd6-c6 Qa7-a6 h6-h5 Qa6-c4+ Kc6-d6 Qc4-b5 h5-h4
Qb5xb6+ Kd6-e5 Qb6-c5+ Ke5-e6 Qc5xg5 h4-h3 g2xh3 Ke6-d6 h3-h4 Kd6-e6)
+14.87/22 5} b6 27. Qxb6 axb6 {(a7xb6 Re5xf5 Be6xf5) +5.78/21 6} 28. Rxf5
{(Re5xf5 Be6xf5 c3-c4) -5.72/21 5} gxf5 29. Ra1 {(Rd1-a1 Kc8-b7 Bd6-f4
h6-h5 Bf4-e5 Rh8-e8 Be5-d4 Rd8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Kg1-f2 Ra8-a2+ Kf2-g3
Be6-d5 h2-h3 Ra2xg2+ Kg3-f4 Bd5-e4 b4-b5 h5-h4 Bd4-f6 Rg2-g3 Bf6xh4 Rg3xc3
Kf4-g5 Rc3xh3 Bh4-f2 Kb7-c7 Bf2-d4 Rh3-d3 Bd4-e5+ Kc7-d7) -5.78/22 30} Kb7
30. Bf4 {(Bd6-f4 h6-h5 Bf4-e5 Rh8-e8 Be5-d4 Rd8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Kg1-f2
Ra8-a2+ Kf2-g3 Be6-d5 h2-h3 Ra2xg2+ Kg3-f4 Bd5-e4 b4-b5 h5-h4 Bd4-f6 Rg2-g3
Bf6xh4 Rg3xc3 Bh4-g5 Rc3xh3 Kf4-e5 Rh3-b3 Ke5-f6 Rb3xb5 Bg5-f4 Rb5-a5
Kf6xf7 b6-b5) -5.93/24 20} Rd3 31. Re1 {(Ra1-e1 h6-h5 Re1-e3 Rd3xe3 Bf4xe3
Be6-d5 Kg1-f2 Rh8-e8 Be3-h6 Re8-g8 g2-g3 Rg8-e8 Bh6-f4 Kb7-c6 Bf4-e3 Kc6-b5
Be3-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-e3 Kb5-c4 Be3-d4 b6-b5 h2-h3 Kc4-d3 Kf2-f1 Re6-e4 Kf1-g1)
-6.10/22 19} Ra8 32. Kf2 {(Kg1-f2 h6-h5 Re1-e3 Rd3-d2+ Re3-e2 Rd2xe2+
Kf2xe2 Be6-d5 g2-g3 Ra8-e8+ Bf4-e3 Kb7-c6 Ke2-d3 Kc6-b5 Kd3-d2 Bd5-c4 h2-h3
Kb5-c6 Be3-f4 Re8-e2+ Kd2-d1 b6-b5 Kd1-c1 Re2-h2 h3-h4 Rh2-e2 Bf4-g5 Kc6-d6
Kc1-d1 Kd6-e5) -6.33/21 11} Rxc3 33. Bxh6 {(Bf4xh6 Ra8-h8 Bh6-g5 Rh8xh2
Re1-e2 Rc3-c4 Kf2-g1 Rh2-h5 Bg5-e7 Be6-d5 b4-b5 f5-f4 Be7-d6 Bd5-e6 Re2-f2
Rc4-c1+ Rf2-f1 Rh5-h1+ Kg1xh1 Rc1xf1+ Kh1-h2 Be6-c4 Bd6-e5 Bc4xb5) -5.95/18
3} Rc2+ 34. Re2 {(Re1-e2 Rc2xe2+ Kf2xe2 Ra8-g8 Ke2-f3 Rg8-h8 Bh6-f4 Be6-d5+
Kf3-e3 Bd5xg2 Bf4-g3 Kb7-c6 Ke3-f4 Bg2-e4 Kf4-g5 Kc6-b5 Bg3-e5 Rh8-e8
Be5-g3 Re8-e6 Bg3-e1 Be4-d3 Be1-c3 Kb5-c4 Bc3-d2 b6-b5 h2-h3 Re6-e2 Bd2-f4
Kc4xb4) -6.01/23 8} Rxe2+ 35. Kxe2 {(Kf2xe2 Ra8-g8 Ke2-f3) -6.20/24 4} Rg8
36. Kf3 {(Ke2-f3 Rg8-h8 Bh6-f4 Be6-d5+ Kf3-e3 Bd5xg2 Bf4-g3 Kb7-c6 Ke3-f4
Bg2-e4 h2-h4 Kc6-b5 Bg3-e1 f7-f6 Be1-f2 Kb5-c4 Bf2xb6 Rh8xh4+ Kf4-e3
Rh4-h3+ Ke3-e2 f5-f4 Bb6-c7 Rh3-h4 Ke2-f1 Kc4xb4 Bc7-d6+ Kb4-c4 Kf1-e2
Kc4-d5 Bd6-c7 Rh4-g4 Bc7-d8 Rg4-g2+ Ke2-f1 Rg2-g6) -6.44/26 11} Bd5+ 37.
Kf4 {(Kf3-f4 Rg8xg2 Kf4xf5 Rg2xh2 Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2
Bf8-g7 Re2-e4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-c3 Kb5-c4
Bc3-d2 Re6-e2 Bd2-f4 Kc4xb4 Bf4-d6+ Kb4-c4 Kf5-g5) -6.30/23 3} Rxg2 38.
Kxf5 {(Kf4xf5 Rg2xh2 Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7
Re2-e4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-f2 Kb5-c4 Kf5-g5
Kc4xb4 Bf2xb6 Re6xb6 Kg5-f4 Kb4-c4 Kf4-f5 Rb6-e6 Kf5-f4 Kc4-b5) -6.89/26
10} Rxh2 39. Bf4 {(Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7 Re2-e4
Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-c3 Kb5-c4 Bc3-d2 Re6-e2
Bd2-f4 Kc4xb4 Kf5-g4 Kb4-c4 Bf4-g3 b6-b5 Kg4-f5 Re2-g2 Bg3-c7 Rg2-f2+
Kf5-e5 Rf2-e2+ Ke5-f4 Re2-e6) -7.26/30 6} Rb2 40. Bd6 {(Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6
Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7 Re2-f2+ Kf5-e5 Rf2-b2 b4-b5+ Rb2xb5 Bg7-f8 Rb5-b2
Bf8-g7 Rb2-b4 Ke5-f5 Rb4-e4 Bg7-f8 Kc6-b5 Bf8-g7 Kb5-c4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e2
Bf8-d6 Kc4-b5 Bd6-c7 Re2-e4 Kf5-g5 Kb5-c6 Bc7xb6 Kc6xb6 Kg5-f6 Re4-e6+
Kf6-g5 Kb6-c5) -7.44/29 5} Kc6 41. Bf8 {(Bd6-f8 Rb2-f2+ Kf5-g4 Rf2-e2
Kg4-f5 Re2-e4 Bf8-h6 Re4xb4 Bh6-f8 Rb4-e4 Kf5-g5 Kc6-b5 Kg5-f6 Re4-e2
Bf8-a3 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8 Re2-e8 Bf8-a3 b6-b5 Kf6-f5 b5-b4 Ba3xb4 Kc4xb4 Kf5-f6
Re8-e6+ Kf6-f5 Kb4-c5 Kf5-g4 f7-f5+ Kg4-f4 Re6-e2 Kf4-g5 f5-f4 Kg5-g4
f4-f3) -8.05/29 4} Rf2+ 42. Ke5 {(Kf5-e5 Rf2-e2+ Ke5-f6 Re2-e8 b4-b5+
Kc6xb5 Bf8-a3 Re8-e6+ Kf6-g5 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8 Re6-e2 Kg5-f5 b6-b5 Kf5-f4 b5-b4
Kf4-g5 b4-b3 Bf8-a3 f7-f6+ Kg5-g6 Re2-a2 Ba3-c1 Ra2-c2 Bc1-a3 Bd5-e4+
Kg6-h6 f6-f5 Kh6-g5 Rc2-g2+ Kg5-f6 f5-f4 Kf6-e5 f4-f3 Ke5xe4 f3-f2 Ke4-e5
f2-f1Q Ke5-e6) -10.77/25 5} Re2+ 43. Kf6 {(Ke5-f6 Re2-e8) -12.06/33 53} Re8
44. b5+ {(b4-b5+ Kc6xb5 Bf8-g7 Kb5-c4 Kf6-f5 b6-b5 Kf5-f4 Re8-e2 Bg7-h8
b5-b4 Bh8-a1 b4-b3 Kf4-g5 Re2-f2 Kg5-h4 b3-b2 Ba1xb2 Rf2xb2 Kh4-g4 f7-f5+
Kg4xf5 Kc4-d4 Kf5-f4 Rb2-f2+ Kf4-g3 Rf2-e2 Kg3-f4) -M88/22 6} Kxb5 45. Ba3
{(Bf8-a3 Kb5-c4 Kf6-g5 b6-b5 Ba3-d6 Re8-e4 Bd6-f8 Re4-e2 Kg5-g4 b5-b4
Bf8-d6 b4-b3 Bd6-a3 b3-b2 Ba3xb2 Re2xb2 Kg4-f5 Rb2-f2+ Kf5-g4 Kc4-c5 Kg4-g5
Kc5-b4 Kg5-g4 f7-f6 Kg4-g3) -M88/22 1} Re2 46. Kg5 {(Kf6-g5 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8
b6-b5 Kg5-g4 b5-b4 Bf8-d6 b4-b3 Bd6-a3 b3-b2 Ba3xb2 Re2xb2 Kg4-f5 Rb2-f2+
Kf5-g4 f7-f5+ Kg4-g5 Rf2-b2 Kg5-f4 Rb2-e2 Kf4-g5 Re2-f2 Kg5-h6 Rf2-b2
Kh6-g5) -M86/22 1 White resigns} *
Who is 17 years old GM Gukesh 2nd at the Candidate in Toronto?
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Chessqueen
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
I noticed something wrong with Komodo, if it finds mate in x amount of moves it Resign, and it should NOT resign if it is playing against a human. I was thinking at that time well Komodo found Mate in 86+ moves but I only have 2 minutes left i am running out of time and there is no way that I will be able to find mate in 50+ moves. I was about to Resign knowing that it was going to be impossible for me to find Mate in so many moves with only 2.5 minutes.
PS: Komodo should have a function to NOT resign even if it find Mate against itself in favor of the opponent, because we humans are NOT engines and more likely will NOT find Mate in such a short time.
PS: Komodo should have a function to NOT resign even if it find Mate against itself in favor of the opponent, because we humans are NOT engines and more likely will NOT find Mate in such a short time.
Who is 17 years old GM Gukesh 2nd at the Candidate in Toronto?
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hgm
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
I thought Komodo was UCI. And UCI engines cannot resign at all; there is no protocol command for it.
Blame the GUI...
Blame the GUI...
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
Something is terribly wrong. White is completely winning up to move 27, then just gives away its queen for no reason. Komodo would never do this. Perhaps it is set for one of the crippled skill levels, I can't think of any other reason it would do this. Can you replicate this blunder or offer any plausible explanation?Chessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 7:20 pmA Knight and an extra pawn with castle Right is too much to give even to an Expert, but I was lucky this time. Almost lost on time againChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 5:25 amTomorrow I will play Knight odds with same d or e pawn removed but with my castling right. can you also play a few games with Knight odds No castling tomorrow. It would be nice if you can record yourself on youtube.lkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:12 pmIf we assume that you are something like FIDE 1850 level, then I think you would be doing well if you can come out ahead of Komodo at rook handicap in 15' games, without a castling restriction, even on an ordinary pc. But it's vital to set Contempt to something like 200, otherwise it will just let you trade pieces and reach a rook up endgame.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:58 pmI do not know my rating since i have been paying a GM online for the last 10 months to help me improve, all that I know is that I have been playing as a guess here https://play.chessbase.com/en/ and it goes from 1750 to 1975> I always play the same move until I master it which is 1.h3 the Clemenz Opening just to throw my opponent off their memorized opening repertoire. And for Black no matter how my opponent open the game I play 1....g6 followed by 2.......Bg7 and most of the time my third move is 3......c5. I will be there challenging anybody in the next 2 minutes simply go here tolkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:28 pm Some questions/suggestions. What is your Elo rating (FIDE if you have one, online if you don't)? Have you tried the same handicap with full castling rights to compare? I think it would make more sense for you to play at rook handicap rather than knight plus queen pawn, not so much because it is a larger handicap, but because it will feel much more like a normal game of chess. You could try rook handicap with normal castling and then with no castling for you, to see how much difference it makes. Of course you need to play a few games each way to draw conclusions.
https://play.chessbase.com/en/ I will identify myself by ChessQueen
[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "DESKTOP-OFQ3C0P"]
[Date "2020.04.18"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Komodo-11-64bit"]
[Black "ChessQueen"]
[Result "*"]
[BlackElo 1780"]
[Time "11:41:17"]
[WhiteElo "2000"]
[TimeControl "1200"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPP1PPP/R1BQKBNR w KQkq - 0 1"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "91"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "human"]
1. d4 {(d2-d4 e7-e6 Ng1-f3 d7-d5 Bf1-d3 Bf8-d6 O-O Ng8-f6 Rf1-e1 O-O c2-c3
Nb8-d7 Nf3-e5 c7-c5 Bc1-f4 Qd8-c7 h2-h3 c5-c4 Bd3-c2 h7-h6 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7
Bf4-e5 Kg8-h8 Ra1-c1 Qc7-b6 Rc1-b1) -3.82/20 21} c5 2. dxc5 {(d4xc5 e7-e6
Bc1-e3 Ng8-f6 Bf1-d3 Nf6-d5 Be3-c1 Bf8xc5 Ng1-f3 Nd5-f6 O-O d7-d5 a2-a3 O-O
b2-b4 Bc5-d6 c2-c4 e6-e5 c4-c5 Bd6-c7 Bc1-b2) -3.79/19 19} Qa5+ 3. c3
{(c2-c3 Qa5xc5 Ng1-f3) -3.62/20 31} Qxc5 4. Bd3 {(Bf1-d3 Qc5-c7 Ng1-f3)
-3.68/22 64} Nc6 5. Nf3 {(Ng1-f3 e7-e5 O-O d7-d5 Rf1-e1 e5-e4 Bc1-e3 Qc5-d6
Nf3-d4 Bf8-e7 Bd3-e2 Ng8-f6 Qd1-d2 Qd6-b8 Be3-f4 Be7-d6 Bf4xd6 Qb8xd6 h2-h3
Nc6xd4 Qd2xd4 Bc8-d7 Ra1-d1 O-O) -3.79/20 41} e5 6. O-O {(O-O d7-d5 Rf1-e1)
-3.73/21 29} d6 7. Ng5 {(Nf3-g5 Ng8-f6 Ng5-e4) -3.54/18 22} h6 8. Be3
{(Bc1-e3 Qc5-d5 c3-c4 Qd5-a5 Qd1-h5 Nc6-d8 Ng5-e4 Bc8-e6 Qh5-e2 Nd8-c6
a2-a3 Qa5-c7 b2-b4 f7-f5 Ne4-c3 e5-e4 Bd3-c2 Qc7-f7 Nc3-d5 Be6xd5 c4xd5
Qf7xd5 Bc2-a4 Ng8-f6 Ra1-c1 Qd5-d3) -3.38/20 19} Qa5 9. Qh5 {(Qd1-h5 Qa5-d5
c3-c4) -3.59/22 28} Nd8 10. Ne4 {(Ng5-e4 g7-g6 Qh5-h4) -3.46/19 12} Bd7 11.
f4 {(f2-f4 g7-g6 Qh5-h4) -3.01/19 15} Be7 12. Rad1 {(Ra1-d1 Ng8-f6 Ne4xf6+)
-3.12/18 21} Qxa2 13. fxe5 {(f4xe5 g7-g6 Qh5-e2 d6xe5 Bd3-b5 Bd7xb5 Qe2xb5+
Ke8-f8 c3-c4 Ra8-c8 Ne4-d6 Be7xd6 Rd1xd6 Ng8-e7 Qb5xe5 Rh8-h7 Qe5-b5 Nd8-c6
Be3-c5 Qa2-a6 Rd6-d7 Qa6xb5 c4xb5 b7-b6 b5xc6 b6xc5 c6-c7) -1.30/18 11} g6
14. Qe2 {(Qh5-e2 d6xe5 Bd3-b5 Bd7xb5 Qe2xb5+ Ke8-f8 c3-c4 Qa2-a6 Qb5xe5
Rh8-h7 Ne4-c5 Qa6-c6 Rd1xd8+ Ra8xd8 Nc5-e6+ Kf8-e8 Ne6xd8 Qc6-d7 Nd8xb7
Qd7xb7 c4-c5 Qb7-c8 Qe5-e4 Ke8-f8 Qe4-e5 h6-h5 h2-h3 a7-a6 b2-b4 h5-h4
Qe5-d4 Qc8-c6 Rf1-d1) -1.08/21 14} dxe5 15. Nc5 {(Ne4-c5 Bd7-c6 Bd3-c4
Qa2-a5 b2-b4 Qa5-c7 Rf1xf7 Nd8xf7 Bc4xf7+ Ke8xf7 Qe2-c4+ Kf7-e8 Nc5-e6
Qc7-d6 Ne6-g7+ Ke8-d8 Ng7-e6+ Kd8-d7 Ne6-c5+ Kd7-c7 Rd1xd6 Be7xd6 b4-b5
Ng8-e7 b5xc6 b7xc6 Qc4-e6 Ra8-d8 Qe6-f7 Rd8-e8 Qf7-e6 Re8-d8) 0.00/21 24}
Bxc5 16. Bxc5 {(Be3xc5 Qa2-d5 b2-b4 e5-e4 Bd3-c4 Qd5-e5 Bc5-d4 Qe5-e7
Bd4xh8 Ra8-c8 Rf1-e1 a7-a6 Bc4-d5 Bd7-c6 Qe2-g4 Nd8-e6 Bd5xc6+ Rc8xc6
Qg4xe4 Ke8-f8 Qe4-e3 f7-f5 Qe3-d3 Kf8-f7 Re1-e2 Rc6-c8 Bh8-e5 b7-b5 Be5-d6)
+2.37/20 15} Qd5 17. b4 {(b2-b4 e5-e4 Bd3-c4) +2.28/20 7} e4 18. Bxe4
{(Bd3xe4 Qd5-e6 Rf1-e1) +2.76/21 13} Qe6 19. Rfe1 {(Rf1-e1 Ra8-c8 Rd1-d6)
+3.91/21 20} Nf6 20. Qf3 {(Qe2-f3 Nf6xe4 Re1xe4) +6.41/20 5} Ng4 21. Bd5
{(Be4-d5 Ng4-e5 Qf3-f4 Qe6-f5 Re1xe5+ Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6
Bc5-d6 Qf5xe5 Qd4xe5 Rd8xd6 Qe5xd6 Rh8-e8 Rd1-d4 a7-a6 c3-c4 h6-h5 h2-h3
Re8-g8 Qd6-e5 Rg8-e8 Kg1-h2 b7-b6 b4-b5 Kc8-b7 b5xa6+ Kb7-a7 Rd4-d6 Re8-c8
Qe5-b5 Rc8-b8 Kh2-g3) +7.73/22 10} Ne5 22. Qf4 {(Qf3-f4 Qe6-f5 Re1xe5+
Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 Rd8xd6 Qd4xd6 Qf5xe5 Qd6xe5 Rh8-g8
Qe5-c5+ Kc8-b8 Qc5-d6+ Kb8-c8 b4-b5 Be6-b3 Rd1-a1 Rg8-d8 Qd6-c5+ Kc8-d7
Ra1xa7 Kd7-e6 Qc5-b6+ Rd8-d6 Qb6xb7 Ke6-e5 Qb7-f3 g6-g5 b5-b6 Rd6-d1+
Kg1-f2 f7-f5 Qf3-e2+ Ke5-f6 Qe2-e7+ Kf6-g6) +10.35/21 6} Qf5 23. Rxe5+
{(Re1xe5+ Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 Rd8xd6 Qd4xd6 Qf5xe5
Qd6xe5 Rh8-g8 Qe5-c5+ Kc8-b8 Qc5-d6+ Kb8-c8 b4-b5 b7-b6 Qd6-e7 Kc8-b8
Rd1-a1 a7-a5 b5xa6/ep Be6-c8 Ra1-b1 Kb8-a8 Rb1xb6 Rg8-h8 a6-a7 Bc8-a6
Rb6xa6) +12.53/21 5} Ne6 24. Qd4 {(Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 b7-b6
Re5xf5 g6xf5 Qd4-d3 Rd8xd6 Qd3xd6 Rh8-g8 Qd6-e7 Kc8-b8 Rd1-a1 a7-a5 Qe7-d6+
Kb8-c8 Qd6xb6 Kc8-d7 Qb6-a7+ Kd7-e8 Qa7-b8+ Ke8-e7 Qb8xg8 a5xb4 c3xb4
Ke7-f6 b4-b5 Be6-d5 Ra1-a7 Bd5-e6) +12.99/22 10} O-O-O 25. Bxe6 {(Bd5xe6
Qf5xe6 Re5xe6 f7xe6 Bc5-d6 Bd7-c6 Qd4xa7 Rd8xd6 Rd1xd6 Bc6-b5 Rd6-b6 Bb5-c6
Qa7-a8+ Kc8-c7 Rb6xc6+ Kc7xc6 Qa8xh8 Kc6-b5 Qh8-c8 b7-b6 Qc8xe6 h6-h5
Kg1-f2 g6-g5 Kf2-e3 g5-g4 Ke3-d4 Kb5-a6 Qe6-c6 Ka6-a7 b4-b5 h5-h4 Qc6-c7+
Ka7-a8 Qc7xb6) +13.83/22 15} Bxe6 26. Bd6 {(Bc5-d6 Qf5xe5 Qd4xe5 b7-b6
Qe5-e4 Rd8xd6 Rd1xd6 Rh8-g8 Rd6xe6 f7xe6 Qe4xe6+ Kc8-c7 Qe6xg8 g6-g5
Qg8-g7+ Kc7-d6 Qg7xa7 Kd6-c6 Qa7-a6 h6-h5 Qa6-c4+ Kc6-d6 Qc4-b5 h5-h4
Qb5xb6+ Kd6-e5 Qb6-c5+ Ke5-e6 Qc5xg5 h4-h3 g2xh3 Ke6-d6 h3-h4 Kd6-e6)
+14.87/22 5} b6 27. Qxb6 axb6 {(a7xb6 Re5xf5 Be6xf5) +5.78/21 6} 28. Rxf5
{(Re5xf5 Be6xf5 c3-c4) -5.72/21 5} gxf5 29. Ra1 {(Rd1-a1 Kc8-b7 Bd6-f4
h6-h5 Bf4-e5 Rh8-e8 Be5-d4 Rd8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Kg1-f2 Ra8-a2+ Kf2-g3
Be6-d5 h2-h3 Ra2xg2+ Kg3-f4 Bd5-e4 b4-b5 h5-h4 Bd4-f6 Rg2-g3 Bf6xh4 Rg3xc3
Kf4-g5 Rc3xh3 Bh4-f2 Kb7-c7 Bf2-d4 Rh3-d3 Bd4-e5+ Kc7-d7) -5.78/22 30} Kb7
30. Bf4 {(Bd6-f4 h6-h5 Bf4-e5 Rh8-e8 Be5-d4 Rd8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Kg1-f2
Ra8-a2+ Kf2-g3 Be6-d5 h2-h3 Ra2xg2+ Kg3-f4 Bd5-e4 b4-b5 h5-h4 Bd4-f6 Rg2-g3
Bf6xh4 Rg3xc3 Bh4-g5 Rc3xh3 Kf4-e5 Rh3-b3 Ke5-f6 Rb3xb5 Bg5-f4 Rb5-a5
Kf6xf7 b6-b5) -5.93/24 20} Rd3 31. Re1 {(Ra1-e1 h6-h5 Re1-e3 Rd3xe3 Bf4xe3
Be6-d5 Kg1-f2 Rh8-e8 Be3-h6 Re8-g8 g2-g3 Rg8-e8 Bh6-f4 Kb7-c6 Bf4-e3 Kc6-b5
Be3-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-e3 Kb5-c4 Be3-d4 b6-b5 h2-h3 Kc4-d3 Kf2-f1 Re6-e4 Kf1-g1)
-6.10/22 19} Ra8 32. Kf2 {(Kg1-f2 h6-h5 Re1-e3 Rd3-d2+ Re3-e2 Rd2xe2+
Kf2xe2 Be6-d5 g2-g3 Ra8-e8+ Bf4-e3 Kb7-c6 Ke2-d3 Kc6-b5 Kd3-d2 Bd5-c4 h2-h3
Kb5-c6 Be3-f4 Re8-e2+ Kd2-d1 b6-b5 Kd1-c1 Re2-h2 h3-h4 Rh2-e2 Bf4-g5 Kc6-d6
Kc1-d1 Kd6-e5) -6.33/21 11} Rxc3 33. Bxh6 {(Bf4xh6 Ra8-h8 Bh6-g5 Rh8xh2
Re1-e2 Rc3-c4 Kf2-g1 Rh2-h5 Bg5-e7 Be6-d5 b4-b5 f5-f4 Be7-d6 Bd5-e6 Re2-f2
Rc4-c1+ Rf2-f1 Rh5-h1+ Kg1xh1 Rc1xf1+ Kh1-h2 Be6-c4 Bd6-e5 Bc4xb5) -5.95/18
3} Rc2+ 34. Re2 {(Re1-e2 Rc2xe2+ Kf2xe2 Ra8-g8 Ke2-f3 Rg8-h8 Bh6-f4 Be6-d5+
Kf3-e3 Bd5xg2 Bf4-g3 Kb7-c6 Ke3-f4 Bg2-e4 Kf4-g5 Kc6-b5 Bg3-e5 Rh8-e8
Be5-g3 Re8-e6 Bg3-e1 Be4-d3 Be1-c3 Kb5-c4 Bc3-d2 b6-b5 h2-h3 Re6-e2 Bd2-f4
Kc4xb4) -6.01/23 8} Rxe2+ 35. Kxe2 {(Kf2xe2 Ra8-g8 Ke2-f3) -6.20/24 4} Rg8
36. Kf3 {(Ke2-f3 Rg8-h8 Bh6-f4 Be6-d5+ Kf3-e3 Bd5xg2 Bf4-g3 Kb7-c6 Ke3-f4
Bg2-e4 h2-h4 Kc6-b5 Bg3-e1 f7-f6 Be1-f2 Kb5-c4 Bf2xb6 Rh8xh4+ Kf4-e3
Rh4-h3+ Ke3-e2 f5-f4 Bb6-c7 Rh3-h4 Ke2-f1 Kc4xb4 Bc7-d6+ Kb4-c4 Kf1-e2
Kc4-d5 Bd6-c7 Rh4-g4 Bc7-d8 Rg4-g2+ Ke2-f1 Rg2-g6) -6.44/26 11} Bd5+ 37.
Kf4 {(Kf3-f4 Rg8xg2 Kf4xf5 Rg2xh2 Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2
Bf8-g7 Re2-e4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-c3 Kb5-c4
Bc3-d2 Re6-e2 Bd2-f4 Kc4xb4 Bf4-d6+ Kb4-c4 Kf5-g5) -6.30/23 3} Rxg2 38.
Kxf5 {(Kf4xf5 Rg2xh2 Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7
Re2-e4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-f2 Kb5-c4 Kf5-g5
Kc4xb4 Bf2xb6 Re6xb6 Kg5-f4 Kb4-c4 Kf4-f5 Rb6-e6 Kf5-f4 Kc4-b5) -6.89/26
10} Rxh2 39. Bf4 {(Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7 Re2-e4
Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-c3 Kb5-c4 Bc3-d2 Re6-e2
Bd2-f4 Kc4xb4 Kf5-g4 Kb4-c4 Bf4-g3 b6-b5 Kg4-f5 Re2-g2 Bg3-c7 Rg2-f2+
Kf5-e5 Rf2-e2+ Ke5-f4 Re2-e6) -7.26/30 6} Rb2 40. Bd6 {(Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6
Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7 Re2-f2+ Kf5-e5 Rf2-b2 b4-b5+ Rb2xb5 Bg7-f8 Rb5-b2
Bf8-g7 Rb2-b4 Ke5-f5 Rb4-e4 Bg7-f8 Kc6-b5 Bf8-g7 Kb5-c4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e2
Bf8-d6 Kc4-b5 Bd6-c7 Re2-e4 Kf5-g5 Kb5-c6 Bc7xb6 Kc6xb6 Kg5-f6 Re4-e6+
Kf6-g5 Kb6-c5) -7.44/29 5} Kc6 41. Bf8 {(Bd6-f8 Rb2-f2+ Kf5-g4 Rf2-e2
Kg4-f5 Re2-e4 Bf8-h6 Re4xb4 Bh6-f8 Rb4-e4 Kf5-g5 Kc6-b5 Kg5-f6 Re4-e2
Bf8-a3 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8 Re2-e8 Bf8-a3 b6-b5 Kf6-f5 b5-b4 Ba3xb4 Kc4xb4 Kf5-f6
Re8-e6+ Kf6-f5 Kb4-c5 Kf5-g4 f7-f5+ Kg4-f4 Re6-e2 Kf4-g5 f5-f4 Kg5-g4
f4-f3) -8.05/29 4} Rf2+ 42. Ke5 {(Kf5-e5 Rf2-e2+ Ke5-f6 Re2-e8 b4-b5+
Kc6xb5 Bf8-a3 Re8-e6+ Kf6-g5 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8 Re6-e2 Kg5-f5 b6-b5 Kf5-f4 b5-b4
Kf4-g5 b4-b3 Bf8-a3 f7-f6+ Kg5-g6 Re2-a2 Ba3-c1 Ra2-c2 Bc1-a3 Bd5-e4+
Kg6-h6 f6-f5 Kh6-g5 Rc2-g2+ Kg5-f6 f5-f4 Kf6-e5 f4-f3 Ke5xe4 f3-f2 Ke4-e5
f2-f1Q Ke5-e6) -10.77/25 5} Re2+ 43. Kf6 {(Ke5-f6 Re2-e8) -12.06/33 53} Re8
44. b5+ {(b4-b5+ Kc6xb5 Bf8-g7 Kb5-c4 Kf6-f5 b6-b5 Kf5-f4 Re8-e2 Bg7-h8
b5-b4 Bh8-a1 b4-b3 Kf4-g5 Re2-f2 Kg5-h4 b3-b2 Ba1xb2 Rf2xb2 Kh4-g4 f7-f5+
Kg4xf5 Kc4-d4 Kf5-f4 Rb2-f2+ Kf4-g3 Rf2-e2 Kg3-f4) -M88/22 6} Kxb5 45. Ba3
{(Bf8-a3 Kb5-c4 Kf6-g5 b6-b5 Ba3-d6 Re8-e4 Bd6-f8 Re4-e2 Kg5-g4 b5-b4
Bf8-d6 b4-b3 Bd6-a3 b3-b2 Ba3xb2 Re2xb2 Kg4-f5 Rb2-f2+ Kf5-g4 Kc4-c5 Kg4-g5
Kc5-b4 Kg5-g4 f7-f6 Kg4-g3) -M88/22 1} Re2 46. Kg5 {(Kf6-g5 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8
b6-b5 Kg5-g4 b5-b4 Bf8-d6 b4-b3 Bd6-a3 b3-b2 Ba3xb2 Re2xb2 Kg4-f5 Rb2-f2+
Kf5-g4 f7-f5+ Kg4-g5 Rf2-b2 Kg5-f4 Rb2-e2 Kf4-g5 Re2-f2 Kg5-h6 Rf2-b2
Kh6-g5) -M86/22 1 White resigns} *
Komodo rules!
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Chessqueen
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
Honestly, I do not know what happened I know that I was eating and move my hands quickly and bumped into the keyboard probably force Komodo to play fast after a few seconds, in which it threw away its Queen; But after you wrote that I did went back to the end of move 26 and Komodo was beating me badly, which I regret not to play positionally; therefore, I lost that game and decided play another game which lasted longer but still Komodo is too strong for me with a knight odds and a pawn removed. Anyway here is another interesting and well fought game between a patzer like me versus Komodo Handicap.lkaufman wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 2:29 amSomething is terribly wrong. White is completely winning up to move 27, then just gives away its queen for no reason. Komodo would never do this. Perhaps it is set for one of the crippled skill levels, I can't think of any other reason it would do this. Can you replicate this blunder or offer any plausible explanation?Chessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 7:20 pmA Knight and an extra pawn with castle Right is too much to give even to an Expert, but I was lucky this time. Almost lost on time againChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 5:25 amTomorrow I will play Knight odds with same d or e pawn removed but with my castling right. can you also play a few games with Knight odds No castling tomorrow. It would be nice if you can record yourself on youtube.lkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:12 pmIf we assume that you are something like FIDE 1850 level, then I think you would be doing well if you can come out ahead of Komodo at rook handicap in 15' games, without a castling restriction, even on an ordinary pc. But it's vital to set Contempt to something like 200, otherwise it will just let you trade pieces and reach a rook up endgame.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:58 pmI do not know my rating since i have been paying a GM online for the last 10 months to help me improve, all that I know is that I have been playing as a guess here https://play.chessbase.com/en/ and it goes from 1750 to 1975> I always play the same move until I master it which is 1.h3 the Clemenz Opening just to throw my opponent off their memorized opening repertoire. And for Black no matter how my opponent open the game I play 1....g6 followed by 2.......Bg7 and most of the time my third move is 3......c5. I will be there challenging anybody in the next 2 minutes simply go here tolkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:28 pm Some questions/suggestions. What is your Elo rating (FIDE if you have one, online if you don't)? Have you tried the same handicap with full castling rights to compare? I think it would make more sense for you to play at rook handicap rather than knight plus queen pawn, not so much because it is a larger handicap, but because it will feel much more like a normal game of chess. You could try rook handicap with normal castling and then with no castling for you, to see how much difference it makes. Of course you need to play a few games each way to draw conclusions.
https://play.chessbase.com/en/ I will identify myself by ChessQueen
[pgn]
[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "DESKTOP-OFQ3C0P"]
[Date "2020.04.18"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Komodo-11-64bit"]
[Black "ChessQueen"]
[Result "*"]
[BlackElo 1780"]
[Time "11:41:17"]
[WhiteElo "2000"]
[TimeControl "1200"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPP1PPP/R1BQKBNR w KQkq - 0 1"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "91"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "human"]
1. d4 {(d2-d4 e7-e6 Ng1-f3 d7-d5 Bf1-d3 Bf8-d6 O-O Ng8-f6 Rf1-e1 O-O c2-c3
Nb8-d7 Nf3-e5 c7-c5 Bc1-f4 Qd8-c7 h2-h3 c5-c4 Bd3-c2 h7-h6 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7
Bf4-e5 Kg8-h8 Ra1-c1 Qc7-b6 Rc1-b1) -3.82/20 21} c5 2. dxc5 {(d4xc5 e7-e6
Bc1-e3 Ng8-f6 Bf1-d3 Nf6-d5 Be3-c1 Bf8xc5 Ng1-f3 Nd5-f6 O-O d7-d5 a2-a3 O-O
b2-b4 Bc5-d6 c2-c4 e6-e5 c4-c5 Bd6-c7 Bc1-b2) -3.79/19 19} Qa5+ 3. c3
{(c2-c3 Qa5xc5 Ng1-f3) -3.62/20 31} Qxc5 4. Bd3 {(Bf1-d3 Qc5-c7 Ng1-f3)
-3.68/22 64} Nc6 5. Nf3 {(Ng1-f3 e7-e5 O-O d7-d5 Rf1-e1 e5-e4 Bc1-e3 Qc5-d6
Nf3-d4 Bf8-e7 Bd3-e2 Ng8-f6 Qd1-d2 Qd6-b8 Be3-f4 Be7-d6 Bf4xd6 Qb8xd6 h2-h3
Nc6xd4 Qd2xd4 Bc8-d7 Ra1-d1 O-O) -3.79/20 41} e5 6. O-O {(O-O d7-d5 Rf1-e1)
-3.73/21 29} d6 7. Ng5 {(Nf3-g5 Ng8-f6 Ng5-e4) -3.54/18 22} h6 8. Be3
{(Bc1-e3 Qc5-d5 c3-c4 Qd5-a5 Qd1-h5 Nc6-d8 Ng5-e4 Bc8-e6 Qh5-e2 Nd8-c6
a2-a3 Qa5-c7 b2-b4 f7-f5 Ne4-c3 e5-e4 Bd3-c2 Qc7-f7 Nc3-d5 Be6xd5 c4xd5
Qf7xd5 Bc2-a4 Ng8-f6 Ra1-c1 Qd5-d3) -3.38/20 19} Qa5 9. Qh5 {(Qd1-h5 Qa5-d5
c3-c4) -3.59/22 28} Nd8 10. Ne4 {(Ng5-e4 g7-g6 Qh5-h4) -3.46/19 12} Bd7 11.
f4 {(f2-f4 g7-g6 Qh5-h4) -3.01/19 15} Be7 12. Rad1 {(Ra1-d1 Ng8-f6 Ne4xf6+)
-3.12/18 21} Qxa2 13. fxe5 {(f4xe5 g7-g6 Qh5-e2 d6xe5 Bd3-b5 Bd7xb5 Qe2xb5+
Ke8-f8 c3-c4 Ra8-c8 Ne4-d6 Be7xd6 Rd1xd6 Ng8-e7 Qb5xe5 Rh8-h7 Qe5-b5 Nd8-c6
Be3-c5 Qa2-a6 Rd6-d7 Qa6xb5 c4xb5 b7-b6 b5xc6 b6xc5 c6-c7) -1.30/18 11} g6
14. Qe2 {(Qh5-e2 d6xe5 Bd3-b5 Bd7xb5 Qe2xb5+ Ke8-f8 c3-c4 Qa2-a6 Qb5xe5
Rh8-h7 Ne4-c5 Qa6-c6 Rd1xd8+ Ra8xd8 Nc5-e6+ Kf8-e8 Ne6xd8 Qc6-d7 Nd8xb7
Qd7xb7 c4-c5 Qb7-c8 Qe5-e4 Ke8-f8 Qe4-e5 h6-h5 h2-h3 a7-a6 b2-b4 h5-h4
Qe5-d4 Qc8-c6 Rf1-d1) -1.08/21 14} dxe5 15. Nc5 {(Ne4-c5 Bd7-c6 Bd3-c4
Qa2-a5 b2-b4 Qa5-c7 Rf1xf7 Nd8xf7 Bc4xf7+ Ke8xf7 Qe2-c4+ Kf7-e8 Nc5-e6
Qc7-d6 Ne6-g7+ Ke8-d8 Ng7-e6+ Kd8-d7 Ne6-c5+ Kd7-c7 Rd1xd6 Be7xd6 b4-b5
Ng8-e7 b5xc6 b7xc6 Qc4-e6 Ra8-d8 Qe6-f7 Rd8-e8 Qf7-e6 Re8-d8) 0.00/21 24}
Bxc5 16. Bxc5 {(Be3xc5 Qa2-d5 b2-b4 e5-e4 Bd3-c4 Qd5-e5 Bc5-d4 Qe5-e7
Bd4xh8 Ra8-c8 Rf1-e1 a7-a6 Bc4-d5 Bd7-c6 Qe2-g4 Nd8-e6 Bd5xc6+ Rc8xc6
Qg4xe4 Ke8-f8 Qe4-e3 f7-f5 Qe3-d3 Kf8-f7 Re1-e2 Rc6-c8 Bh8-e5 b7-b5 Be5-d6)
+2.37/20 15} Qd5 17. b4 {(b2-b4 e5-e4 Bd3-c4) +2.28/20 7} e4 18. Bxe4
{(Bd3xe4 Qd5-e6 Rf1-e1) +2.76/21 13} Qe6 19. Rfe1 {(Rf1-e1 Ra8-c8 Rd1-d6)
+3.91/21 20} Nf6 20. Qf3 {(Qe2-f3 Nf6xe4 Re1xe4) +6.41/20 5} Ng4 21. Bd5
{(Be4-d5 Ng4-e5 Qf3-f4 Qe6-f5 Re1xe5+ Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6
Bc5-d6 Qf5xe5 Qd4xe5 Rd8xd6 Qe5xd6 Rh8-e8 Rd1-d4 a7-a6 c3-c4 h6-h5 h2-h3
Re8-g8 Qd6-e5 Rg8-e8 Kg1-h2 b7-b6 b4-b5 Kc8-b7 b5xa6+ Kb7-a7 Rd4-d6 Re8-c8
Qe5-b5 Rc8-b8 Kh2-g3) +7.73/22 10} Ne5 22. Qf4 {(Qf3-f4 Qe6-f5 Re1xe5+
Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 Rd8xd6 Qd4xd6 Qf5xe5 Qd6xe5 Rh8-g8
Qe5-c5+ Kc8-b8 Qc5-d6+ Kb8-c8 b4-b5 Be6-b3 Rd1-a1 Rg8-d8 Qd6-c5+ Kc8-d7
Ra1xa7 Kd7-e6 Qc5-b6+ Rd8-d6 Qb6xb7 Ke6-e5 Qb7-f3 g6-g5 b5-b6 Rd6-d1+
Kg1-f2 f7-f5 Qf3-e2+ Ke5-f6 Qe2-e7+ Kf6-g6) +10.35/21 6} Qf5 23. Rxe5+
{(Re1xe5+ Nd8-e6 Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 Rd8xd6 Qd4xd6 Qf5xe5
Qd6xe5 Rh8-g8 Qe5-c5+ Kc8-b8 Qc5-d6+ Kb8-c8 b4-b5 b7-b6 Qd6-e7 Kc8-b8
Rd1-a1 a7-a5 b5xa6/ep Be6-c8 Ra1-b1 Kb8-a8 Rb1xb6 Rg8-h8 a6-a7 Bc8-a6
Rb6xa6) +12.53/21 5} Ne6 24. Qd4 {(Qf4-d4 O-O-O Bd5xe6 Bd7xe6 Bc5-d6 b7-b6
Re5xf5 g6xf5 Qd4-d3 Rd8xd6 Qd3xd6 Rh8-g8 Qd6-e7 Kc8-b8 Rd1-a1 a7-a5 Qe7-d6+
Kb8-c8 Qd6xb6 Kc8-d7 Qb6-a7+ Kd7-e8 Qa7-b8+ Ke8-e7 Qb8xg8 a5xb4 c3xb4
Ke7-f6 b4-b5 Be6-d5 Ra1-a7 Bd5-e6) +12.99/22 10} O-O-O 25. Bxe6 {(Bd5xe6
Qf5xe6 Re5xe6 f7xe6 Bc5-d6 Bd7-c6 Qd4xa7 Rd8xd6 Rd1xd6 Bc6-b5 Rd6-b6 Bb5-c6
Qa7-a8+ Kc8-c7 Rb6xc6+ Kc7xc6 Qa8xh8 Kc6-b5 Qh8-c8 b7-b6 Qc8xe6 h6-h5
Kg1-f2 g6-g5 Kf2-e3 g5-g4 Ke3-d4 Kb5-a6 Qe6-c6 Ka6-a7 b4-b5 h5-h4 Qc6-c7+
Ka7-a8 Qc7xb6) +13.83/22 15} Bxe6 26. Bd6 {(Bc5-d6 Qf5xe5 Qd4xe5 b7-b6
Qe5-e4 Rd8xd6 Rd1xd6 Rh8-g8 Rd6xe6 f7xe6 Qe4xe6+ Kc8-c7 Qe6xg8 g6-g5
Qg8-g7+ Kc7-d6 Qg7xa7 Kd6-c6 Qa7-a6 h6-h5 Qa6-c4+ Kc6-d6 Qc4-b5 h5-h4
Qb5xb6+ Kd6-e5 Qb6-c5+ Ke5-e6 Qc5xg5 h4-h3 g2xh3 Ke6-d6 h3-h4 Kd6-e6)
+14.87/22 5} b6 27. Qxb6 axb6 {(a7xb6 Re5xf5 Be6xf5) +5.78/21 6} 28. Rxf5
{(Re5xf5 Be6xf5 c3-c4) -5.72/21 5} gxf5 29. Ra1 {(Rd1-a1 Kc8-b7 Bd6-f4
h6-h5 Bf4-e5 Rh8-e8 Be5-d4 Rd8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Kg1-f2 Ra8-a2+ Kf2-g3
Be6-d5 h2-h3 Ra2xg2+ Kg3-f4 Bd5-e4 b4-b5 h5-h4 Bd4-f6 Rg2-g3 Bf6xh4 Rg3xc3
Kf4-g5 Rc3xh3 Bh4-f2 Kb7-c7 Bf2-d4 Rh3-d3 Bd4-e5+ Kc7-d7) -5.78/22 30} Kb7
30. Bf4 {(Bd6-f4 h6-h5 Bf4-e5 Rh8-e8 Be5-d4 Rd8-a8 Ra1xa8 Re8xa8 Kg1-f2
Ra8-a2+ Kf2-g3 Be6-d5 h2-h3 Ra2xg2+ Kg3-f4 Bd5-e4 b4-b5 h5-h4 Bd4-f6 Rg2-g3
Bf6xh4 Rg3xc3 Bh4-g5 Rc3xh3 Kf4-e5 Rh3-b3 Ke5-f6 Rb3xb5 Bg5-f4 Rb5-a5
Kf6xf7 b6-b5) -5.93/24 20} Rd3 31. Re1 {(Ra1-e1 h6-h5 Re1-e3 Rd3xe3 Bf4xe3
Be6-d5 Kg1-f2 Rh8-e8 Be3-h6 Re8-g8 g2-g3 Rg8-e8 Bh6-f4 Kb7-c6 Bf4-e3 Kc6-b5
Be3-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-e3 Kb5-c4 Be3-d4 b6-b5 h2-h3 Kc4-d3 Kf2-f1 Re6-e4 Kf1-g1)
-6.10/22 19} Ra8 32. Kf2 {(Kg1-f2 h6-h5 Re1-e3 Rd3-d2+ Re3-e2 Rd2xe2+
Kf2xe2 Be6-d5 g2-g3 Ra8-e8+ Bf4-e3 Kb7-c6 Ke2-d3 Kc6-b5 Kd3-d2 Bd5-c4 h2-h3
Kb5-c6 Be3-f4 Re8-e2+ Kd2-d1 b6-b5 Kd1-c1 Re2-h2 h3-h4 Rh2-e2 Bf4-g5 Kc6-d6
Kc1-d1 Kd6-e5) -6.33/21 11} Rxc3 33. Bxh6 {(Bf4xh6 Ra8-h8 Bh6-g5 Rh8xh2
Re1-e2 Rc3-c4 Kf2-g1 Rh2-h5 Bg5-e7 Be6-d5 b4-b5 f5-f4 Be7-d6 Bd5-e6 Re2-f2
Rc4-c1+ Rf2-f1 Rh5-h1+ Kg1xh1 Rc1xf1+ Kh1-h2 Be6-c4 Bd6-e5 Bc4xb5) -5.95/18
3} Rc2+ 34. Re2 {(Re1-e2 Rc2xe2+ Kf2xe2 Ra8-g8 Ke2-f3 Rg8-h8 Bh6-f4 Be6-d5+
Kf3-e3 Bd5xg2 Bf4-g3 Kb7-c6 Ke3-f4 Bg2-e4 Kf4-g5 Kc6-b5 Bg3-e5 Rh8-e8
Be5-g3 Re8-e6 Bg3-e1 Be4-d3 Be1-c3 Kb5-c4 Bc3-d2 b6-b5 h2-h3 Re6-e2 Bd2-f4
Kc4xb4) -6.01/23 8} Rxe2+ 35. Kxe2 {(Kf2xe2 Ra8-g8 Ke2-f3) -6.20/24 4} Rg8
36. Kf3 {(Ke2-f3 Rg8-h8 Bh6-f4 Be6-d5+ Kf3-e3 Bd5xg2 Bf4-g3 Kb7-c6 Ke3-f4
Bg2-e4 h2-h4 Kc6-b5 Bg3-e1 f7-f6 Be1-f2 Kb5-c4 Bf2xb6 Rh8xh4+ Kf4-e3
Rh4-h3+ Ke3-e2 f5-f4 Bb6-c7 Rh3-h4 Ke2-f1 Kc4xb4 Bc7-d6+ Kb4-c4 Kf1-e2
Kc4-d5 Bd6-c7 Rh4-g4 Bc7-d8 Rg4-g2+ Ke2-f1 Rg2-g6) -6.44/26 11} Bd5+ 37.
Kf4 {(Kf3-f4 Rg8xg2 Kf4xf5 Rg2xh2 Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2
Bf8-g7 Re2-e4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-c3 Kb5-c4
Bc3-d2 Re6-e2 Bd2-f4 Kc4xb4 Bf4-d6+ Kb4-c4 Kf5-g5) -6.30/23 3} Rxg2 38.
Kxf5 {(Kf4xf5 Rg2xh2 Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7
Re2-e4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-f2 Kb5-c4 Kf5-g5
Kc4xb4 Bf2xb6 Re6xb6 Kg5-f4 Kb4-c4 Kf4-f5 Rb6-e6 Kf5-f4 Kc4-b5) -6.89/26
10} Rxh2 39. Bf4 {(Bh6-f4 Rh2-b2 Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6 Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7 Re2-e4
Bg7-f8 Re4-e8 Bf8-g7 Kc6-b5 Bg7-d4 Re8-e6 Bd4-c3 Kb5-c4 Bc3-d2 Re6-e2
Bd2-f4 Kc4xb4 Kf5-g4 Kb4-c4 Bf4-g3 b6-b5 Kg4-f5 Re2-g2 Bg3-c7 Rg2-f2+
Kf5-e5 Rf2-e2+ Ke5-f4 Re2-e6) -7.26/30 6} Rb2 40. Bd6 {(Bf4-d6 Kb7-c6
Bd6-f8 Rb2-e2 Bf8-g7 Re2-f2+ Kf5-e5 Rf2-b2 b4-b5+ Rb2xb5 Bg7-f8 Rb5-b2
Bf8-g7 Rb2-b4 Ke5-f5 Rb4-e4 Bg7-f8 Kc6-b5 Bf8-g7 Kb5-c4 Bg7-f8 Re4-e2
Bf8-d6 Kc4-b5 Bd6-c7 Re2-e4 Kf5-g5 Kb5-c6 Bc7xb6 Kc6xb6 Kg5-f6 Re4-e6+
Kf6-g5 Kb6-c5) -7.44/29 5} Kc6 41. Bf8 {(Bd6-f8 Rb2-f2+ Kf5-g4 Rf2-e2
Kg4-f5 Re2-e4 Bf8-h6 Re4xb4 Bh6-f8 Rb4-e4 Kf5-g5 Kc6-b5 Kg5-f6 Re4-e2
Bf8-a3 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8 Re2-e8 Bf8-a3 b6-b5 Kf6-f5 b5-b4 Ba3xb4 Kc4xb4 Kf5-f6
Re8-e6+ Kf6-f5 Kb4-c5 Kf5-g4 f7-f5+ Kg4-f4 Re6-e2 Kf4-g5 f5-f4 Kg5-g4
f4-f3) -8.05/29 4} Rf2+ 42. Ke5 {(Kf5-e5 Rf2-e2+ Ke5-f6 Re2-e8 b4-b5+
Kc6xb5 Bf8-a3 Re8-e6+ Kf6-g5 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8 Re6-e2 Kg5-f5 b6-b5 Kf5-f4 b5-b4
Kf4-g5 b4-b3 Bf8-a3 f7-f6+ Kg5-g6 Re2-a2 Ba3-c1 Ra2-c2 Bc1-a3 Bd5-e4+
Kg6-h6 f6-f5 Kh6-g5 Rc2-g2+ Kg5-f6 f5-f4 Kf6-e5 f4-f3 Ke5xe4 f3-f2 Ke4-e5
f2-f1Q Ke5-e6) -10.77/25 5} Re2+ 43. Kf6 {(Ke5-f6 Re2-e8) -12.06/33 53} Re8
44. b5+ {(b4-b5+ Kc6xb5 Bf8-g7 Kb5-c4 Kf6-f5 b6-b5 Kf5-f4 Re8-e2 Bg7-h8
b5-b4 Bh8-a1 b4-b3 Kf4-g5 Re2-f2 Kg5-h4 b3-b2 Ba1xb2 Rf2xb2 Kh4-g4 f7-f5+
Kg4xf5 Kc4-d4 Kf5-f4 Rb2-f2+ Kf4-g3 Rf2-e2 Kg3-f4) -M88/22 6} Kxb5 45. Ba3
{(Bf8-a3 Kb5-c4 Kf6-g5 b6-b5 Ba3-d6 Re8-e4 Bd6-f8 Re4-e2 Kg5-g4 b5-b4
Bf8-d6 b4-b3 Bd6-a3 b3-b2 Ba3xb2 Re2xb2 Kg4-f5 Rb2-f2+ Kf5-g4 Kc4-c5 Kg4-g5
Kc5-b4 Kg5-g4 f7-f6 Kg4-g3) -M88/22 1} Re2 46. Kg5 {(Kf6-g5 Kb5-c4 Ba3-f8
b6-b5 Kg5-g4 b5-b4 Bf8-d6 b4-b3 Bd6-a3 b3-b2 Ba3xb2 Re2xb2 Kg4-f5 Rb2-f2+
Kf5-g4 f7-f5+ Kg4-g5 Rf2-b2 Kg5-f4 Rb2-e2 Kf4-g5 Re2-f2 Kg5-h6 Rf2-b2
Kh6-g5) -M86/22 1 White resigns} *[/pgn]
[pgn]
[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "DESKTOP-OFQ3C0P"]
[Date "2020.04.19"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Komodo-11-64bit"]
[Black "ChessQueen"]
[Result "1-0"]
[BlackElo "1780"]
[Time "11:55:17"]
[WhiteElo "2000"]
[TimeControl "1200"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPP1PPP/R1BQKBNR w KQkq - 1 1"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "67"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "human"]
1. d4 {(d2-d4 Ng8-f6 Ng1-f3) -3.79/22 67} e6 2. Nf3 {(Ng1-f3 Ng8-f6 c2-c3
Bf8-e7 Bf1-d3 O-O O-O b7-b6 a2-a4 Bc8-b7 a4-a5 d7-d6 Rf1-e1 b6xa5 Ra1xa5
c7-c5 Ra5-a3 Nb8-d7 Bc1-e3 h7-h6 h2-h3 Qd8-b6 d4xc5 Qb6xb2) -3.88/22 34} d5
3. c3 {(c2-c3 Ng8-f6 Bf1-d3 Bf8-d6 Bc1-g5 O-O O-O h7-h6 Bg5-h4 Nb8-d7
Bh4-g3 b7-b6 Nf3-d2 Bc8-b7 Rf1-e1 Bd6xg3 h2xg3 c7-c5 Ra1-b1 Ra8-c8 Nd2-f3
Nf6-e4 Qd1-a4 a7-a5 Bd3-b5) -3.88/21 57} Be7 4. Bd3 {(Bf1-d3 Ng8-f6 O-O O-O
Bc1-f4 c7-c5 d4xc5 Be7xc5 Rf1-e1 Bc5-d6 Bf4-g3 Nb8-c6 b2-b4 a7-a6 a2-a4
h7-h6 Ra1-b1 b7-b6 Bg3xd6 Qd8xd6 b4-b5 Nc6-a5 Nf3-e5 Qd6-c5) -3.74/20 30}
Qd6 5. O-O {(O-O Ng8-f6 g2-g3 Nb8-d7 Rf1-e1 O-O Bc1-f4 Qd6-b6 b2-b3 h7-h6
h2-h3 Qb6-c6 Ra1-c1 Be7-a3 Rc1-c2 b7-b5 Nf3-e5 Qc6-b6 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7 Bf4-e5
Nf6-e4 b3-b4 a7-a5) -3.51/20 24} Nf6 6. g3 {(g2-g3 Qd6-b6 b2-b4 O-O Bc1-f4
a7-a5 b4-b5 a5-a4 Ra1-b1 Nb8-d7 Kg1-g2 Qb6-a5 Qd1-c2 h7-h6 h2-h3 Nf6-e4
Bd3xe4 d5xe4 Nf3-d2 a4-a3) -3.54/19 21} Nbd7 7. b4 {(b2-b4 Qd6-b6 a2-a4
a7-a5 b4-b5 h7-h6 Bc1-f4 O-O Kg1-g2 c7-c5 b5xc6/ep b7xc6 Ra1-b1 Qb6-d8
Nf3-e5 Nd7xe5 Bf4xe5 Nf6-d7 Be5-f4 Bc8-a6 Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6 Rb1-b7 Ra6-b6
Bf4-c7) -3.53/21 42} O-O 8. Bf4 {(Bc1-f4 Qd6-b6 a2-a3 h7-h6 Qd1-c2 a7-a5
Kg1-g2 Rf8-e8 Rf1-d1 g7-g5 Bf4-e3 Nf6-g4 Be3-d2 f7-f5 h2-h3 Ng4-f6 Bd2-e3
a5xb4 c3xb4 Qb6-d6 Qc2-c1 Nf6-e4) -3.66/20 33} Qb6 9. a3 {(a2-a3 h7-h6
Qd1-c2 a7-a5 Rf1-c1 Be7-d6 Nf3-e5 Qb6-a7 b4-b5 a5-a4 Kg1-g2 Nd7-b6 Qc2-d1
Bc8-d7 Qd1-e2 Qa7-b8 f2-f3 Nb6-c4 Bd3xc4 d5xc4 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7 Bf4xd6 c7xd6)
-3.64/21 50} Bd6 10. Ne5 {(Nf3-e5 Nf6-e4 Qd1-c2) -3.47/20 18} Ne4 11. Qc2
{(Qd1-c2 f7-f5 h2-h4) -3.66/20 33} f5 12. Be3 {(Bf4-e3 Bd6-e7 Kg1-g2 Nd7xe5
d4xe5 c7-c5 Rf1-c1 Qb6-c7 f2-f3 c5-c4 Bd3-e2 Ne4-g5 h2-h4 Ng5-f7 f3-f4
a7-a5 Be2-f3 Bc8-d7 Qc2-f2 Qc7-c8 Be3-a7 Bd7-c6 b4xa5 d5-d4 Ba7xd4 Ra8xa5
Rc1-b1) -3.85/20 23} c6 13. Rae1 {(Ra1-e1 Qb6-c7 f2-f3 Ne4-f6 Be3-f4 a7-a5
Kg1-h1 b7-b5 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Qc2-b2 Ra8-a7 Re1-e2 Rf8-a8 Rf1-e1
a5xb4 a3xb4 Ra7-a3 Kh1-g2 h7-h6 Bd3-b1 Qd6-c7 Bb1-d3 Qc7-a7 Qb2-c1 Ra3-a2)
-3.68/22 24} a5 14. f3 {(f2-f3 Ne4-f6 Be3-f4 Qb6-c7 Kg1-h1 b7-b5 Ne5xd7
Bc8xd7 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Qc2-b2 Ra8-a7 Re1-e2 Rf8-a8 Rf1-e1 a5xb4 a3xb4 Ra7-a3
Kh1-g2 h7-h6 Bd3-b1 Qd6-c7 Bb1-d3 Qc7-a7 Qb2-c1 Ra3-a1) -3.75/21 15} Nef6
15. g4 {(g3-g4 Qb6-c7 g4-g5) -3.72/22 26} Re8 16. Kh1 {(Kg1-h1 Qb6-c7
Be3-f4 b7-b6 h2-h3 a5xb4 a3xb4 c6-c5 Qc2-d2 c5-c4 Bd3-b1 Nd7-f8 Rf1-g1
Ra8-a1 Rg1-g2 Nf8-g6 Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 g4xf5 e6xf5 Rg2xg6)
-3.56/18 21} Qc7 17. Bf4 {(Be3-f4 b7-b6 h2-h3 c6-c5 Qc2-d2 c5-c4 Bd3-c2
a5xb4 a3xb4 Nd7-f8 Rf1-g1 Nf8-g6 Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Bc2-b1 Re8-f8
g4xf5 g6xf5 Rg1-g6 Rf8-f7 Re1-g1 Kg8-f8 Qd2-g5 Qd6-c7 Qg5-h4) -3.77/20 35}
Nf8 18. Rg1 {(Rf1-g1 f5xg4 Bf4-g5) -3.43/20 49} N6d7 19. Qg2 {(Qc2-g2
Nd7-b6 Bf4-h6 f5-f4 Bh6xf4 Nb6-c4 Bd3xc4 d5xc4 g4-g5 a5xb4 a3xb4 Nf8-g6
Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Re1-e5 b7-b5 Qg2-e2 Re8-f8 Rg1-e1 Rf8-f7 Kh1-g2
Rf7-f5 Re5xf5) -2.99/19 17} Nf6 20. Bg5 {(Bf4-g5 Bd6xe5 d4xe5 Nf6-e4 g4xf5
e6xf5 f3xe4 f5xe4 Bd3-e2 Nf8-e6 Bg5-c1 Qc7xe5 Re1-f1 Re8-f8 Be2-g4 a5xb4
a3xb4 g7-g6 Qg2-d2 Rf8-f6 b4-b5 Kg8-h8 b5xc6 b7xc6 Qd2-c2) -2.67/19 13} f4
21. Bxf6 {(Bg5xf6 g7xf6 g4-g5 f6xe5 g5-g6 h7xg6 Bd3xg6 Nf8xg6 Qg2xg6+
Kg8-f8 d4xe5 Kf8-e7 e5xd6+ Qc7xd6 c3-c4 a5xb4 a3xb4 Ke7-d8 c4xd5 c6xd5
Re1-c1 Qd6-f8 Qg6-g5+ Re8-e7 Qg5-e5 Re7-h7 Rg1-g2 b7-b6 Qe5-d4 Kd8-e8
Qd4xb6 Bc8-d7 Qb6-b7) -2.55/20 25} gxf6 22. g5 {(g4-g5 f6xe5 g5-g6 Nf8xg6
Bd3xg6 Re8-f8 Qg2-g5 Kg8-h8 d4xe5 h7xg6 e5xd6 Qc7-h7 Qg5xg6 Qh7xg6 Rg1xg6
Rf8-f7 b4xa5 Bc8-d7 Re1-g1 c6-c5 Rg6-g4 e6-e5 Rg4-g5 Ra8xa5 Rg5xe5 Ra5xa3
Re5xd5 Ra3xc3 Rd5-g5 Rc3-c2) -2.26/22 15} fxe5 23. g6 {(g5-g6 Nf8xg6
Bd3xg6) -2.41/22 15} h5 24. g7 {(g6-g7 e5-e4 f3xe4) -0.47/17 5} h4 25. Qg5
{(Qg2-g5 e5-e4 Qg5-h5 e6-e5 Qh5xe8 Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4
Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Kf6-e7 f3xe4 a5xb4 c3xb4 Nf8-d7 e4xd5
c6xd5 Qa8xb7 d5-d4 Rg4xh4) +11.65/15 5} e4 26. Qh5 {(Qg5-h5 e6-e5 Qh5xe8
Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8
Be5-d6 f3xe4 a5xb4 a3xb4 Bd6xb4 Rg4xf4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 c3xb4 Nf8-g6
e4-e5 d5-d4 Qa8xb7 c6-c5 b4xc5 h4-h3 Rf5-f6) +17.84/18 6} e5 27. Qxe8
{(Qh5xe8 Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5
Qe8xa8 Kf6-e7 Qa8xb7+ Ke7-e6 Qb7xc6+ Be5-d6 f3xe4 d5xe4 Qc6xe4+ Bd6-e5
Qe4-f5+ Ke6-d5 Bd3-e4+ Kd5-c4 Qf5xe5 Kc4-b3 b4xa5 Nf8-h7 Be4xh7 f4-f3
Rg4xh4 f3-f2 Qe5-b5+ Kb3-a2 Rh4-e4) +23.58/19 16} Qxg7 28. Rxg7+ {(Rg1xg7+
Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Kf6-f7 Qa8xb7+
Kf7-e6 Qb7xc6+ Ke6-e7 Qc6xd5 Be5-h8 Qd5xe4+ Ke7-d7 b4xa5 Kd7-d8 Qe4xf4
Kd8-e8 Qf4-b8+ Ke8-e7 Qb8-b4+ Ke7-e6 Qb4xf8 h4-h3 Qf8xh8 Ke6-e7) +27.98/19
12} Kxg7 29. Rg1+ {(Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8
Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7 d5xc6 Be7-d6 c6xb7 Kf6-e7 Rg4-g8 Ke7-e6
Bd3-c4+ Ke6-f5 Qa8xa5+ Bd6-e5 Rg8xf8+ Kf5-g6 Qa5xe5 Kg6-h6 Rf8-h8+ Kh6-g6)
+35.24/19 9} Bg4 30. Rxg4+ {(Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Be5-d6
f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 h4-h3 Qa8-d8+ Bd6-e7 Rg4-f4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 Qd8xe7
Nf8-g6 Qe7-g5+ Kh6-g7 Rf5xf3 c6xd5 Bd3xg6) +M72/17 13} Kf6 31. dxe5+
{(d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 h4-h3 Qa8-d8+ Bd6-e7
Rg4-f4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 Qd8xe7 Nf8-g6 Qe7-g5+ Kh6-g7 Rf5xf3 c6xd5
Bd3xg6) +M71/17 1} Bxe5 32. Qxa8 {(Qe8xa8 Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7
d5xc6 Be7-d6 c6xb7 Kf6-e7 Rg4-g8 Ke7-e6 Bd3-c4+ Ke6-f6 Rg8xf8+ Kf6-g6
Qa8-e8+ Kg6-g5 Qe8-d8+ Kg5-h5 Rf8-h8+ Kh5-g6 Rh8-g8+) +M15/18 4} Bd6 33.
fxe4 {(f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7 d5xc6 f3-f2 c6xb7 f2-f1Q+ Bd3xf1 Nf8-d7
b7-b8Q Nd7-e5 Bf1-c4 Ne5xc4 Qb8-f4+ Kf6-e6 Qf4xc4+ Ke6-e5 Qc4-e4+ Ke5-f6)
+M13/15 6} axb4 34. Qe8 {(Qa8-e8 Bd6-e5 Qe8xf8+ Kf6-e6 Rg4-g6+ Be5-f6
Rg6xf6+ Ke6-d7 Rf6-f7+ Kd7-e6 Qf8-e7+) +M6/15 2 Black resigns} 1-0[/pgn]
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
lkaufman wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 2:29 amChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 7:20 pmA Knight and an extra pawn with castle Right is too much to give even to an Expert, but I was lucky this time. Almost lost on time againChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 5:25 amTomorrow I will play Knight odds with same d or e pawn removed but with my castling right. can you also play a few games with Knight odds No castling tomorrow. It would be nice if you can record yourself on youtube.lkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:12 pmIf we assume that you are something like FIDE 1850 level, then I think you would be doing well if you can come out ahead of Komodo at rook handicap in 15' games, without a castling restriction, even on an ordinary pc. But it's vital to set Contempt to something like 200, otherwise it will just let you trade pieces and reach a rook up endgame.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:58 pmI do not know my rating since i have been paying a GM online for the last 10 months to help me improve, all that I know is that I have been playing as a guess here https://play.chessbase.com/en/ and it goes from 1750 to 1975> I always play the same move until I master it which is 1.h3 the Clemenz Opening just to throw my opponent off their memorized opening repertoire. And for Black no matter how my opponent open the game I play 1....g6 followed by 2.......Bg7 and most of the time my third move is 3......c5. I will be there challenging anybody in the next 2 minutes simply go here tolkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:28 pm Some questions/suggestions. What is your Elo rating (FIDE if you have one, online if you don't)? Have you tried the same handicap with full castling rights to compare? I think it would make more sense for you to play at rook handicap rather than knight plus queen pawn, not so much because it is a larger handicap, but because it will feel much more like a normal game of chess. You could try rook handicap with normal castling and then with no castling for you, to see how much difference it makes. Of course you need to play a few games each way to draw conclusions.
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Something is terribly wrong. White is completely winning up to move 27, then just gives away its queen for no reason. Komodo would never do this. Perhaps it is set for one of the crippled skill levels, I can't think of any other reason it would do this. Can you replicate this blunder or offer any plausible explanation?
Honestly, I do not know what happened I know that I was eating and moved my hands quickly and bumped into the keyboard and noticed that Komodo played instantly, in which it threw away its Queen; But after you wrote that I did went back to the end of move 26 and Komodo was beating me badly, which I regret not to play positionally; therefore, I lost that game and decided play another game which lasted longer but still Komodo is too strong for me with a knight odds and a pawn removed. Anyway here is another interesting and well fought game between a patzer like me versus Komodo Handicap. You are correct I should try Komodo 11 with a Rook odds
[pgn]
[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "DESKTOP-OFQ3C0P"]
[Date "2020.04.19"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Komodo-11-64bit"]
[Black "ChessQueen"]
[Result "1-0"]
[BlackElo "1780"]
[Time "11:55:17"]
[WhiteElo "2000"]
[TimeControl "1200"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPP1PPP/R1BQKBNR w KQkq - 1 1"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "67"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "human"]
1. d4 {(d2-d4 Ng8-f6 Ng1-f3) -3.79/22 67} e6 2. Nf3 {(Ng1-f3 Ng8-f6 c2-c3
Bf8-e7 Bf1-d3 O-O O-O b7-b6 a2-a4 Bc8-b7 a4-a5 d7-d6 Rf1-e1 b6xa5 Ra1xa5
c7-c5 Ra5-a3 Nb8-d7 Bc1-e3 h7-h6 h2-h3 Qd8-b6 d4xc5 Qb6xb2) -3.88/22 34} d5
3. c3 {(c2-c3 Ng8-f6 Bf1-d3 Bf8-d6 Bc1-g5 O-O O-O h7-h6 Bg5-h4 Nb8-d7
Bh4-g3 b7-b6 Nf3-d2 Bc8-b7 Rf1-e1 Bd6xg3 h2xg3 c7-c5 Ra1-b1 Ra8-c8 Nd2-f3
Nf6-e4 Qd1-a4 a7-a5 Bd3-b5) -3.88/21 57} Be7 4. Bd3 {(Bf1-d3 Ng8-f6 O-O O-O
Bc1-f4 c7-c5 d4xc5 Be7xc5 Rf1-e1 Bc5-d6 Bf4-g3 Nb8-c6 b2-b4 a7-a6 a2-a4
h7-h6 Ra1-b1 b7-b6 Bg3xd6 Qd8xd6 b4-b5 Nc6-a5 Nf3-e5 Qd6-c5) -3.74/20 30}
Qd6 5. O-O {(O-O Ng8-f6 g2-g3 Nb8-d7 Rf1-e1 O-O Bc1-f4 Qd6-b6 b2-b3 h7-h6
h2-h3 Qb6-c6 Ra1-c1 Be7-a3 Rc1-c2 b7-b5 Nf3-e5 Qc6-b6 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7 Bf4-e5
Nf6-e4 b3-b4 a7-a5) -3.51/20 24} Nf6 6. g3 {(g2-g3 Qd6-b6 b2-b4 O-O Bc1-f4
a7-a5 b4-b5 a5-a4 Ra1-b1 Nb8-d7 Kg1-g2 Qb6-a5 Qd1-c2 h7-h6 h2-h3 Nf6-e4
Bd3xe4 d5xe4 Nf3-d2 a4-a3) -3.54/19 21} Nbd7 7. b4 {(b2-b4 Qd6-b6 a2-a4
a7-a5 b4-b5 h7-h6 Bc1-f4 O-O Kg1-g2 c7-c5 b5xc6/ep b7xc6 Ra1-b1 Qb6-d8
Nf3-e5 Nd7xe5 Bf4xe5 Nf6-d7 Be5-f4 Bc8-a6 Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6 Rb1-b7 Ra6-b6
Bf4-c7) -3.53/21 42} O-O 8. Bf4 {(Bc1-f4 Qd6-b6 a2-a3 h7-h6 Qd1-c2 a7-a5
Kg1-g2 Rf8-e8 Rf1-d1 g7-g5 Bf4-e3 Nf6-g4 Be3-d2 f7-f5 h2-h3 Ng4-f6 Bd2-e3
a5xb4 c3xb4 Qb6-d6 Qc2-c1 Nf6-e4) -3.66/20 33} Qb6 9. a3 {(a2-a3 h7-h6
Qd1-c2 a7-a5 Rf1-c1 Be7-d6 Nf3-e5 Qb6-a7 b4-b5 a5-a4 Kg1-g2 Nd7-b6 Qc2-d1
Bc8-d7 Qd1-e2 Qa7-b8 f2-f3 Nb6-c4 Bd3xc4 d5xc4 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7 Bf4xd6 c7xd6)
-3.64/21 50} Bd6 10. Ne5 {(Nf3-e5 Nf6-e4 Qd1-c2) -3.47/20 18} Ne4 11. Qc2
{(Qd1-c2 f7-f5 h2-h4) -3.66/20 33} f5 12. Be3 {(Bf4-e3 Bd6-e7 Kg1-g2 Nd7xe5
d4xe5 c7-c5 Rf1-c1 Qb6-c7 f2-f3 c5-c4 Bd3-e2 Ne4-g5 h2-h4 Ng5-f7 f3-f4
a7-a5 Be2-f3 Bc8-d7 Qc2-f2 Qc7-c8 Be3-a7 Bd7-c6 b4xa5 d5-d4 Ba7xd4 Ra8xa5
Rc1-b1) -3.85/20 23} c6 13. Rae1 {(Ra1-e1 Qb6-c7 f2-f3 Ne4-f6 Be3-f4 a7-a5
Kg1-h1 b7-b5 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Qc2-b2 Ra8-a7 Re1-e2 Rf8-a8 Rf1-e1
a5xb4 a3xb4 Ra7-a3 Kh1-g2 h7-h6 Bd3-b1 Qd6-c7 Bb1-d3 Qc7-a7 Qb2-c1 Ra3-a2)
-3.68/22 24} a5 14. f3 {(f2-f3 Ne4-f6 Be3-f4 Qb6-c7 Kg1-h1 b7-b5 Ne5xd7
Bc8xd7 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Qc2-b2 Ra8-a7 Re1-e2 Rf8-a8 Rf1-e1 a5xb4 a3xb4 Ra7-a3
Kh1-g2 h7-h6 Bd3-b1 Qd6-c7 Bb1-d3 Qc7-a7 Qb2-c1 Ra3-a1) -3.75/21 15} Nef6
15. g4 {(g3-g4 Qb6-c7 g4-g5) -3.72/22 26} Re8 16. Kh1 {(Kg1-h1 Qb6-c7
Be3-f4 b7-b6 h2-h3 a5xb4 a3xb4 c6-c5 Qc2-d2 c5-c4 Bd3-b1 Nd7-f8 Rf1-g1
Ra8-a1 Rg1-g2 Nf8-g6 Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 g4xf5 e6xf5 Rg2xg6)
-3.56/18 21} Qc7 17. Bf4 {(Be3-f4 b7-b6 h2-h3 c6-c5 Qc2-d2 c5-c4 Bd3-c2
a5xb4 a3xb4 Nd7-f8 Rf1-g1 Nf8-g6 Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Bc2-b1 Re8-f8
g4xf5 g6xf5 Rg1-g6 Rf8-f7 Re1-g1 Kg8-f8 Qd2-g5 Qd6-c7 Qg5-h4) -3.77/20 35}
Nf8 18. Rg1 {(Rf1-g1 f5xg4 Bf4-g5) -3.43/20 49} N6d7 19. Qg2 {(Qc2-g2
Nd7-b6 Bf4-h6 f5-f4 Bh6xf4 Nb6-c4 Bd3xc4 d5xc4 g4-g5 a5xb4 a3xb4 Nf8-g6
Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Re1-e5 b7-b5 Qg2-e2 Re8-f8 Rg1-e1 Rf8-f7 Kh1-g2
Rf7-f5 Re5xf5) -2.99/19 17} Nf6 20. Bg5 {(Bf4-g5 Bd6xe5 d4xe5 Nf6-e4 g4xf5
e6xf5 f3xe4 f5xe4 Bd3-e2 Nf8-e6 Bg5-c1 Qc7xe5 Re1-f1 Re8-f8 Be2-g4 a5xb4
a3xb4 g7-g6 Qg2-d2 Rf8-f6 b4-b5 Kg8-h8 b5xc6 b7xc6 Qd2-c2) -2.67/19 13} f4
21. Bxf6 {(Bg5xf6 g7xf6 g4-g5 f6xe5 g5-g6 h7xg6 Bd3xg6 Nf8xg6 Qg2xg6+
Kg8-f8 d4xe5 Kf8-e7 e5xd6+ Qc7xd6 c3-c4 a5xb4 a3xb4 Ke7-d8 c4xd5 c6xd5
Re1-c1 Qd6-f8 Qg6-g5+ Re8-e7 Qg5-e5 Re7-h7 Rg1-g2 b7-b6 Qe5-d4 Kd8-e8
Qd4xb6 Bc8-d7 Qb6-b7) -2.55/20 25} gxf6 22. g5 {(g4-g5 f6xe5 g5-g6 Nf8xg6
Bd3xg6 Re8-f8 Qg2-g5 Kg8-h8 d4xe5 h7xg6 e5xd6 Qc7-h7 Qg5xg6 Qh7xg6 Rg1xg6
Rf8-f7 b4xa5 Bc8-d7 Re1-g1 c6-c5 Rg6-g4 e6-e5 Rg4-g5 Ra8xa5 Rg5xe5 Ra5xa3
Re5xd5 Ra3xc3 Rd5-g5 Rc3-c2) -2.26/22 15} fxe5 23. g6 {(g5-g6 Nf8xg6
Bd3xg6) -2.41/22 15} h5 24. g7 {(g6-g7 e5-e4 f3xe4) -0.47/17 5} h4 25. Qg5
{(Qg2-g5 e5-e4 Qg5-h5 e6-e5 Qh5xe8 Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4
Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Kf6-e7 f3xe4 a5xb4 c3xb4 Nf8-d7 e4xd5
c6xd5 Qa8xb7 d5-d4 Rg4xh4) +11.65/15 5} e4 26. Qh5 {(Qg5-h5 e6-e5 Qh5xe8
Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8
Be5-d6 f3xe4 a5xb4 a3xb4 Bd6xb4 Rg4xf4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 c3xb4 Nf8-g6
e4-e5 d5-d4 Qa8xb7 c6-c5 b4xc5 h4-h3 Rf5-f6) +17.84/18 6} e5 27. Qxe8
{(Qh5xe8 Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5
Qe8xa8 Kf6-e7 Qa8xb7+ Ke7-e6 Qb7xc6+ Be5-d6 f3xe4 d5xe4 Qc6xe4+ Bd6-e5
Qe4-f5+ Ke6-d5 Bd3-e4+ Kd5-c4 Qf5xe5 Kc4-b3 b4xa5 Nf8-h7 Be4xh7 f4-f3
Rg4xh4 f3-f2 Qe5-b5+ Kb3-a2 Rh4-e4) +23.58/19 16} Qxg7 28. Rxg7+ {(Rg1xg7+
Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Kf6-f7 Qa8xb7+
Kf7-e6 Qb7xc6+ Ke6-e7 Qc6xd5 Be5-h8 Qd5xe4+ Ke7-d7 b4xa5 Kd7-d8 Qe4xf4
Kd8-e8 Qf4-b8+ Ke8-e7 Qb8-b4+ Ke7-e6 Qb4xf8 h4-h3 Qf8xh8 Ke6-e7) +27.98/19
12} Kxg7 29. Rg1+ {(Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8
Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7 d5xc6 Be7-d6 c6xb7 Kf6-e7 Rg4-g8 Ke7-e6
Bd3-c4+ Ke6-f5 Qa8xa5+ Bd6-e5 Rg8xf8+ Kf5-g6 Qa5xe5 Kg6-h6 Rf8-h8+ Kh6-g6)
+35.24/19 9} Bg4 30. Rxg4+ {(Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Be5-d6
f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 h4-h3 Qa8-d8+ Bd6-e7 Rg4-f4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 Qd8xe7
Nf8-g6 Qe7-g5+ Kh6-g7 Rf5xf3 c6xd5 Bd3xg6) +M72/17 13} Kf6 31. dxe5+
{(d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 h4-h3 Qa8-d8+ Bd6-e7
Rg4-f4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 Qd8xe7 Nf8-g6 Qe7-g5+ Kh6-g7 Rf5xf3 c6xd5
Bd3xg6) +M71/17 1} Bxe5 32. Qxa8 {(Qe8xa8 Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7
d5xc6 Be7-d6 c6xb7 Kf6-e7 Rg4-g8 Ke7-e6 Bd3-c4+ Ke6-f6 Rg8xf8+ Kf6-g6
Qa8-e8+ Kg6-g5 Qe8-d8+ Kg5-h5 Rf8-h8+ Kh5-g6 Rh8-g8+) +M15/18 4} Bd6 33.
fxe4 {(f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7 d5xc6 f3-f2 c6xb7 f2-f1Q+ Bd3xf1 Nf8-d7
b7-b8Q Nd7-e5 Bf1-c4 Ne5xc4 Qb8-f4+ Kf6-e6 Qf4xc4+ Ke6-e5 Qc4-e4+ Ke5-f6)
+M13/15 6} axb4 34. Qe8 {(Qa8-e8 Bd6-e5 Qe8xf8+ Kf6-e6 Rg4-g6+ Be5-f6
Rg6xf6+ Ke6-d7 Rf6-f7+ Kd7-e6 Qf8-e7+) +M6/15 2 Black resigns} 1-0[/pgn]
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Chessqueen
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
Chessqueen wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 7:37 pmlkaufman wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 2:29 amChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 7:20 pmA Knight and an extra pawn with castle Right is too much to give even to an Expert, but I was lucky this time. Almost lost on time againChessqueen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 18, 2020 5:25 amTomorrow I will play Knight odds with same d or e pawn removed but with my castling right. can you also play a few games with Knight odds No castling tomorrow. It would be nice if you can record yourself on youtube.lkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 11:12 pmIf we assume that you are something like FIDE 1850 level, then I think you would be doing well if you can come out ahead of Komodo at rook handicap in 15' games, without a castling restriction, even on an ordinary pc. But it's vital to set Contempt to something like 200, otherwise it will just let you trade pieces and reach a rook up endgame.Chessqueen wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 8:58 pmI do not know my rating since i have been paying a GM online for the last 10 months to help me improve, all that I know is that I have been playing as a guess here https://play.chessbase.com/en/ and it goes from 1750 to 1975> I always play the same move until I master it which is 1.h3 the Clemenz Opening just to throw my opponent off their memorized opening repertoire. And for Black no matter how my opponent open the game I play 1....g6 followed by 2.......Bg7 and most of the time my third move is 3......c5. I will be there challenging anybody in the next 2 minutes simply go here tolkaufman wrote: ↑Fri Apr 17, 2020 6:28 pm Some questions/suggestions. What is your Elo rating (FIDE if you have one, online if you don't)? Have you tried the same handicap with full castling rights to compare? I think it would make more sense for you to play at rook handicap rather than knight plus queen pawn, not so much because it is a larger handicap, but because it will feel much more like a normal game of chess. You could try rook handicap with normal castling and then with no castling for you, to see how much difference it makes. Of course you need to play a few games each way to draw conclusions.
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Something is terribly wrong. White is completely winning up to move 27, then just gives away its queen for no reason. Komodo would never do this. Perhaps it is set for one of the crippled skill levels, I can't think of any other reason it would do this. Can you replicate this blunder or offer any plausible explanation?
Honestly, I do not know what happened I know that I was eating and moved my hands quickly and bumped into the keyboard and noticed that Komodo played instantly, in which it threw away its Queen; But after you wrote that I did went back to the end of move 26 and Komodo was beating me badly, which I regret not to play positionally; therefore, I lost that game and decided play another game which lasted longer but still Komodo is too strong for me with a knight odds and a pawn removed. Anyway here is another interesting and well fought game between a patzer like me versus Komodo Handicap. You are correct I should try Komodo 11 with a Rook odds
[pgn]
[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "DESKTOP-OFQ3C0P"]
[Date "2020.04.19"]
[Round "?"]
[White "Komodo-11-64bit"]
[Black "ChessQueen"]
[Result "1-0"]
[BlackElo "1780"]
[Time "11:55:17"]
[WhiteElo "2000"]
[TimeControl "1200"]
[SetUp "1"]
[FEN "rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPP1PPP/R1BQKBNR w KQkq - 1 1"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "67"]
[WhiteType "program"]
[BlackType "human"]
1. d4 {(d2-d4 Ng8-f6 Ng1-f3) -3.79/22 67} e6 2. Nf3 {(Ng1-f3 Ng8-f6 c2-c3
Bf8-e7 Bf1-d3 O-O O-O b7-b6 a2-a4 Bc8-b7 a4-a5 d7-d6 Rf1-e1 b6xa5 Ra1xa5
c7-c5 Ra5-a3 Nb8-d7 Bc1-e3 h7-h6 h2-h3 Qd8-b6 d4xc5 Qb6xb2) -3.88/22 34} d5
3. c3 {(c2-c3 Ng8-f6 Bf1-d3 Bf8-d6 Bc1-g5 O-O O-O h7-h6 Bg5-h4 Nb8-d7
Bh4-g3 b7-b6 Nf3-d2 Bc8-b7 Rf1-e1 Bd6xg3 h2xg3 c7-c5 Ra1-b1 Ra8-c8 Nd2-f3
Nf6-e4 Qd1-a4 a7-a5 Bd3-b5) -3.88/21 57} Be7 4. Bd3 {(Bf1-d3 Ng8-f6 O-O O-O
Bc1-f4 c7-c5 d4xc5 Be7xc5 Rf1-e1 Bc5-d6 Bf4-g3 Nb8-c6 b2-b4 a7-a6 a2-a4
h7-h6 Ra1-b1 b7-b6 Bg3xd6 Qd8xd6 b4-b5 Nc6-a5 Nf3-e5 Qd6-c5) -3.74/20 30}
Qd6 5. O-O {(O-O Ng8-f6 g2-g3 Nb8-d7 Rf1-e1 O-O Bc1-f4 Qd6-b6 b2-b3 h7-h6
h2-h3 Qb6-c6 Ra1-c1 Be7-a3 Rc1-c2 b7-b5 Nf3-e5 Qc6-b6 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7 Bf4-e5
Nf6-e4 b3-b4 a7-a5) -3.51/20 24} Nf6 6. g3 {(g2-g3 Qd6-b6 b2-b4 O-O Bc1-f4
a7-a5 b4-b5 a5-a4 Ra1-b1 Nb8-d7 Kg1-g2 Qb6-a5 Qd1-c2 h7-h6 h2-h3 Nf6-e4
Bd3xe4 d5xe4 Nf3-d2 a4-a3) -3.54/19 21} Nbd7 7. b4 {(b2-b4 Qd6-b6 a2-a4
a7-a5 b4-b5 h7-h6 Bc1-f4 O-O Kg1-g2 c7-c5 b5xc6/ep b7xc6 Ra1-b1 Qb6-d8
Nf3-e5 Nd7xe5 Bf4xe5 Nf6-d7 Be5-f4 Bc8-a6 Bd3xa6 Ra8xa6 Rb1-b7 Ra6-b6
Bf4-c7) -3.53/21 42} O-O 8. Bf4 {(Bc1-f4 Qd6-b6 a2-a3 h7-h6 Qd1-c2 a7-a5
Kg1-g2 Rf8-e8 Rf1-d1 g7-g5 Bf4-e3 Nf6-g4 Be3-d2 f7-f5 h2-h3 Ng4-f6 Bd2-e3
a5xb4 c3xb4 Qb6-d6 Qc2-c1 Nf6-e4) -3.66/20 33} Qb6 9. a3 {(a2-a3 h7-h6
Qd1-c2 a7-a5 Rf1-c1 Be7-d6 Nf3-e5 Qb6-a7 b4-b5 a5-a4 Kg1-g2 Nd7-b6 Qc2-d1
Bc8-d7 Qd1-e2 Qa7-b8 f2-f3 Nb6-c4 Bd3xc4 d5xc4 Ne5xd7 Nf6xd7 Bf4xd6 c7xd6)
-3.64/21 50} Bd6 10. Ne5 {(Nf3-e5 Nf6-e4 Qd1-c2) -3.47/20 18} Ne4 11. Qc2
{(Qd1-c2 f7-f5 h2-h4) -3.66/20 33} f5 12. Be3 {(Bf4-e3 Bd6-e7 Kg1-g2 Nd7xe5
d4xe5 c7-c5 Rf1-c1 Qb6-c7 f2-f3 c5-c4 Bd3-e2 Ne4-g5 h2-h4 Ng5-f7 f3-f4
a7-a5 Be2-f3 Bc8-d7 Qc2-f2 Qc7-c8 Be3-a7 Bd7-c6 b4xa5 d5-d4 Ba7xd4 Ra8xa5
Rc1-b1) -3.85/20 23} c6 13. Rae1 {(Ra1-e1 Qb6-c7 f2-f3 Ne4-f6 Be3-f4 a7-a5
Kg1-h1 b7-b5 Ne5xd7 Bc8xd7 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Qc2-b2 Ra8-a7 Re1-e2 Rf8-a8 Rf1-e1
a5xb4 a3xb4 Ra7-a3 Kh1-g2 h7-h6 Bd3-b1 Qd6-c7 Bb1-d3 Qc7-a7 Qb2-c1 Ra3-a2)
-3.68/22 24} a5 14. f3 {(f2-f3 Ne4-f6 Be3-f4 Qb6-c7 Kg1-h1 b7-b5 Ne5xd7
Bc8xd7 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Qc2-b2 Ra8-a7 Re1-e2 Rf8-a8 Rf1-e1 a5xb4 a3xb4 Ra7-a3
Kh1-g2 h7-h6 Bd3-b1 Qd6-c7 Bb1-d3 Qc7-a7 Qb2-c1 Ra3-a1) -3.75/21 15} Nef6
15. g4 {(g3-g4 Qb6-c7 g4-g5) -3.72/22 26} Re8 16. Kh1 {(Kg1-h1 Qb6-c7
Be3-f4 b7-b6 h2-h3 a5xb4 a3xb4 c6-c5 Qc2-d2 c5-c4 Bd3-b1 Nd7-f8 Rf1-g1
Ra8-a1 Rg1-g2 Nf8-g6 Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 g4xf5 e6xf5 Rg2xg6)
-3.56/18 21} Qc7 17. Bf4 {(Be3-f4 b7-b6 h2-h3 c6-c5 Qc2-d2 c5-c4 Bd3-c2
a5xb4 a3xb4 Nd7-f8 Rf1-g1 Nf8-g6 Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Bc2-b1 Re8-f8
g4xf5 g6xf5 Rg1-g6 Rf8-f7 Re1-g1 Kg8-f8 Qd2-g5 Qd6-c7 Qg5-h4) -3.77/20 35}
Nf8 18. Rg1 {(Rf1-g1 f5xg4 Bf4-g5) -3.43/20 49} N6d7 19. Qg2 {(Qc2-g2
Nd7-b6 Bf4-h6 f5-f4 Bh6xf4 Nb6-c4 Bd3xc4 d5xc4 g4-g5 a5xb4 a3xb4 Nf8-g6
Ne5xg6 h7xg6 Bf4xd6 Qc7xd6 Re1-e5 b7-b5 Qg2-e2 Re8-f8 Rg1-e1 Rf8-f7 Kh1-g2
Rf7-f5 Re5xf5) -2.99/19 17} Nf6 20. Bg5 {(Bf4-g5 Bd6xe5 d4xe5 Nf6-e4 g4xf5
e6xf5 f3xe4 f5xe4 Bd3-e2 Nf8-e6 Bg5-c1 Qc7xe5 Re1-f1 Re8-f8 Be2-g4 a5xb4
a3xb4 g7-g6 Qg2-d2 Rf8-f6 b4-b5 Kg8-h8 b5xc6 b7xc6 Qd2-c2) -2.67/19 13} f4
21. Bxf6 {(Bg5xf6 g7xf6 g4-g5 f6xe5 g5-g6 h7xg6 Bd3xg6 Nf8xg6 Qg2xg6+
Kg8-f8 d4xe5 Kf8-e7 e5xd6+ Qc7xd6 c3-c4 a5xb4 a3xb4 Ke7-d8 c4xd5 c6xd5
Re1-c1 Qd6-f8 Qg6-g5+ Re8-e7 Qg5-e5 Re7-h7 Rg1-g2 b7-b6 Qe5-d4 Kd8-e8
Qd4xb6 Bc8-d7 Qb6-b7) -2.55/20 25} gxf6 22. g5 {(g4-g5 f6xe5 g5-g6 Nf8xg6
Bd3xg6 Re8-f8 Qg2-g5 Kg8-h8 d4xe5 h7xg6 e5xd6 Qc7-h7 Qg5xg6 Qh7xg6 Rg1xg6
Rf8-f7 b4xa5 Bc8-d7 Re1-g1 c6-c5 Rg6-g4 e6-e5 Rg4-g5 Ra8xa5 Rg5xe5 Ra5xa3
Re5xd5 Ra3xc3 Rd5-g5 Rc3-c2) -2.26/22 15} fxe5 23. g6 {(g5-g6 Nf8xg6
Bd3xg6) -2.41/22 15} h5 24. g7 {(g6-g7 e5-e4 f3xe4) -0.47/17 5} h4 25. Qg5
{(Qg2-g5 e5-e4 Qg5-h5 e6-e5 Qh5xe8 Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4
Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Kf6-e7 f3xe4 a5xb4 c3xb4 Nf8-d7 e4xd5
c6xd5 Qa8xb7 d5-d4 Rg4xh4) +11.65/15 5} e4 26. Qh5 {(Qg5-h5 e6-e5 Qh5xe8
Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8
Be5-d6 f3xe4 a5xb4 a3xb4 Bd6xb4 Rg4xf4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 c3xb4 Nf8-g6
e4-e5 d5-d4 Qa8xb7 c6-c5 b4xc5 h4-h3 Rf5-f6) +17.84/18 6} e5 27. Qxe8
{(Qh5xe8 Qc7xg7 Rg1xg7+ Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5
Qe8xa8 Kf6-e7 Qa8xb7+ Ke7-e6 Qb7xc6+ Be5-d6 f3xe4 d5xe4 Qc6xe4+ Bd6-e5
Qe4-f5+ Ke6-d5 Bd3-e4+ Kd5-c4 Qf5xe5 Kc4-b3 b4xa5 Nf8-h7 Be4xh7 f4-f3
Rg4xh4 f3-f2 Qe5-b5+ Kb3-a2 Rh4-e4) +23.58/19 16} Qxg7 28. Rxg7+ {(Rg1xg7+
Kg8xg7 Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Kf6-f7 Qa8xb7+
Kf7-e6 Qb7xc6+ Ke6-e7 Qc6xd5 Be5-h8 Qd5xe4+ Ke7-d7 b4xa5 Kd7-d8 Qe4xf4
Kd8-e8 Qf4-b8+ Ke8-e7 Qb8-b4+ Ke7-e6 Qb4xf8 h4-h3 Qf8xh8 Ke6-e7) +27.98/19
12} Kxg7 29. Rg1+ {(Re1-g1+ Bc8-g4 Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8
Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7 d5xc6 Be7-d6 c6xb7 Kf6-e7 Rg4-g8 Ke7-e6
Bd3-c4+ Ke6-f5 Qa8xa5+ Bd6-e5 Rg8xf8+ Kf5-g6 Qa5xe5 Kg6-h6 Rf8-h8+ Kh6-g6)
+35.24/19 9} Bg4 30. Rxg4+ {(Rg1xg4+ Kg7-f6 d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Be5-d6
f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 h4-h3 Qa8-d8+ Bd6-e7 Rg4-f4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 Qd8xe7
Nf8-g6 Qe7-g5+ Kh6-g7 Rf5xf3 c6xd5 Bd3xg6) +M72/17 13} Kf6 31. dxe5+
{(d4xe5+ Bd6xe5 Qe8xa8 Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 h4-h3 Qa8-d8+ Bd6-e7
Rg4-f4+ Kf6-g5 Rf4-f5+ Kg5-h6 Qd8xe7 Nf8-g6 Qe7-g5+ Kh6-g7 Rf5xf3 c6xd5
Bd3xg6) +M71/17 1} Bxe5 32. Qxa8 {(Qe8xa8 Be5-d6 f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7
d5xc6 Be7-d6 c6xb7 Kf6-e7 Rg4-g8 Ke7-e6 Bd3-c4+ Ke6-f6 Rg8xf8+ Kf6-g6
Qa8-e8+ Kg6-g5 Qe8-d8+ Kg5-h5 Rf8-h8+ Kh5-g6 Rh8-g8+) +M15/18 4} Bd6 33.
fxe4 {(f3xe4 f4-f3 e4xd5 Bd6-e7 d5xc6 f3-f2 c6xb7 f2-f1Q+ Bd3xf1 Nf8-d7
b7-b8Q Nd7-e5 Bf1-c4 Ne5xc4 Qb8-f4+ Kf6-e6 Qf4xc4+ Ke6-e5 Qc4-e4+ Ke5-f6)
+M13/15 6} axb4 34. Qe8 {(Qa8-e8 Bd6-e5 Qe8xf8+ Kf6-e6 Rg4-g6+ Be5-f6
Rg6xf6+ Ke6-d7 Rf6-f7+ Kd7-e6 Qf8-e7+) +M6/15 2 Black resigns} 1-0[/pgn]
I believe that the reason why I did NOT get at least a draw is because I failed to trade pieces whenever i had a chance to do it, since I am already a Knight odds and a pawn. Next time I will at least get a Draw
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lkaufman
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
Some points:
1. Komodo would not blunder a queen after thinking for a few seconds. If you forced a move (by accident) almost instantly after you played that might do it.
2. If you can win by trading, it probably means you just neglected to set Contempt to a value like 200. That should make it difficult for you to force even trades.
3. If you like knight plus pawn handicap, you'll have a much better chance if you remove f2 pawn. Removing a center pawn helps White develop, whereas removing f2 just weakens his king. Knight plus f2 odds is almost as much as rook odds.
4. In one message you said you were Expert, meaning (at least in US) over 2000 rating, although you said your online rating never reached 2000. Do you have some basis for 2000 rating?
1. Komodo would not blunder a queen after thinking for a few seconds. If you forced a move (by accident) almost instantly after you played that might do it.
2. If you can win by trading, it probably means you just neglected to set Contempt to a value like 200. That should make it difficult for you to force even trades.
3. If you like knight plus pawn handicap, you'll have a much better chance if you remove f2 pawn. Removing a center pawn helps White develop, whereas removing f2 just weakens his king. Knight plus f2 odds is almost as much as rook odds.
4. In one message you said you were Expert, meaning (at least in US) over 2000 rating, although you said your online rating never reached 2000. Do you have some basis for 2000 rating?
Komodo rules!
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Chessqueen
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Re: Where can I play No Castle Chess Online?
that is only an estimate since the highest that I ever saw my guess estimate when I play online Chessbase was 1975, but it is the same as calling somebody a GM for the rest of their life when in reality the rating is so hard to keep especially as a person get older like in your case. The real reason why I called myself an expert is based on my trainer who is a GM online who always referred to me as my expert student. I really never asked him why he call me expert, is it because he respect me for being way older than him since am am his older online student or because the way I answered his questions on most positions that he present to me online and how I should approach and best play any of his positions after he give us his lessons. Anyway I feel like an expert. There are certain positions that during the game Komodo does not have a way of avoiding a trade or it will lose even more than an even trade, and that is why when those chances arrived I should trade when I am a piece up.lkaufman wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 10:42 pm Some points:
1. Komodo would not blunder a queen after thinking for a few seconds. If you forced a move (by accident) almost instantly after you played that might do it.
2. If you can win by trading, it probably means you just neglected to set Contempt to a value like 200. That should make it difficult for you to force even trades.
3. If you like knight plus pawn handicap, you'll have a much better chance if you remove f2 pawn. Removing a center pawn helps White develop, whereas removing f2 just weakens his king. Knight plus f2 odds is almost as much as rook odds.
4. In one message you said you were Expert, meaning (at least in US) over 2000 rating, although you said your online rating never reached 2000. Do you have some basis for 2000 rating?
PS: On a second note where is the game or games that you were going to play Knight odds No Castle against your beast ?
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