Chess Publisher: Tolle v. Kirpekar 1 Mar 07
This game is the NPS Chess Club debut of my new DGT Tourmanent Set. Fellow NPS student Ulhas Kirpekar sat down at my computerized setup and gave me a run for my money through move 25. Fritz 10 (dynamically rating the game as we played on the DGT board) registered an advantage for me at that point, namely, the opportunity to pin his rook to his king.
Being a restless blogger, I searched the net for a convenient way to display the game here on Blogspot (I will post significant wins AND losses here, lest this degenerate into unwarranted chest-thumping), and found a nifty blog-friendly Portable Game Notation (PGN) publisher called "Chess Publisher." The two best things about it are (1) it works and (2) it's free! Here is the game, complete with diagram:
Many thanks to my friend Ulhas for the game, and to the author of Chess Publisher!
Being a restless blogger, I searched the net for a convenient way to display the game here on Blogspot (I will post significant wins AND losses here, lest this degenerate into unwarranted chest-thumping), and found a nifty blog-friendly Portable Game Notation (PGN) publisher called "Chess Publisher." The two best things about it are (1) it works and (2) it's free! Here is the game, complete with diagram:
Many thanks to my friend Ulhas for the game, and to the author of Chess Publisher!
posted by Glenn Tolle | 1:37 PM
5 Comments:
Glenn,
Mr Kirpekar gave you the dream position. Try this:
3 Ne5 fe
4 Qh5+ g6
5 Qe5+ Kf7
6 Bc4+.
See you Thursday at the club.
V/R,
the Pawnster
It works! lol funny!
Pawnster--you're right! That would have been devastating. I'll have to work on my "Swindle, Pitfall, Trap" recognition. Thanks--GT
Thanks for using chess publisher. The real author is Robert Ambalang from Australia. All I did was make it easier to cut and paste the code to almost any blog website like blogspot.
Andrew - Chess Publisher
Uber kewl!
I'm thinking your purchase was a lot smarter than mine.
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