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game record
1. d4 g6
2. Nf3 Bg7
3. e4 a5
4. Bc4 Nf6
5. Nc3 a4
6. b3 a3
7. Ng5 0-0
8. Nxf7 Rxf7
9. Bxf7+ Kxf7
10. 0-0 d6
11. e5 Ng4
12. Bf4 Bf5
13. f3 Nh6
14. Qd2 Pxe5
15. Pxe5 Qxd2
16. Bxd2 Bxe5
17. Rae3 Nc6
18. g4 Bxc2
19. f4 Bd4+
20. Kg2 Nxg4
21. Re2 h5
22. Rfe1
captured pieces:
w: N, B, P, Q, P, P
b: P, R, P, Q
2. Nf3 Bg7
3. e4 a5
4. Bc4 Nf6
5. Nc3 a4
6. b3 a3
7. Ng5 0-0
8. Nxf7 Rxf7
9. Bxf7+ Kxf7
10. 0-0 d6
11. e5 Ng4
12. Bf4 Bf5
13. f3 Nh6
14. Qd2 Pxe5
15. Pxe5 Qxd2
16. Bxd2 Bxe5
17. Rae3 Nc6
18. g4 Bxc2
19. f4 Bd4+
20. Kg2 Nxg4
21. Re2 h5
22. Rfe1
captured pieces:
w: N, B, P, Q, P, P
b: P, R, P, Q
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- Ng5
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- Chess over weekend
- Fwd: Black pawn a4
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- Black knight F6
- White King Bishop C4
- A5
- E4
- G7
- Black Kings Bishop to G7
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- Fresh board - Jon is white
How-to
Matt, click on the ChessUp.net link above to generate a board once you have decided on your move.
ChessUp is fairly straightforward -- I've included a link to take us direct to the ChessUp beginning board.
Copy the most current FEN number (a long chess-data string to the left -- I put it in bold) into the ChessUp webpage by hitting the Enter FEN button.
Then make your next move, save the board somewhere by right clicking, then post.
You can make your blog posts easily by e-mailing the move (board snapshot and the FEN) to an e-mail address I'll shoot you offline.
ChessUp is fairly straightforward -- I've included a link to take us direct to the ChessUp beginning board.
Copy the most current FEN number (a long chess-data string to the left -- I put it in bold) into the ChessUp webpage by hitting the Enter FEN button.
Then make your next move, save the board somewhere by right clicking, then post.
You can make your blog posts easily by e-mailing the move (board snapshot and the FEN) to an e-mail address I'll shoot you offline.