05 Jul 06
Originally posted by cashthetrash😀
I have you know, Huck is a very good chess player. He just doesn't manipulate his points. And he plays most of his games against tough competition. And he plays many games at a time so he doesn't spend a lot of time on his moves. I bet in a meaningful game he could hold his own. Notice I said bet.
05 Jul 06
Originally posted by cashthetrashThread 46516
I have you know, Huck is a very good chess player. He just doesn't manipulate his points. And he plays most of his games against tough competition. And he plays many games at a time so he doesn't spend a lot of time on his moves. I bet in a meaningful game he could hold his own. Notice I said bet.
He loses games to 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 ... 3.Bxf7+. How much crappier can you get?
05 Jul 06
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemI had been working for 100+ hours without a day off, but with you not actually playing, you wouldn't know about making mistakes, would you ???
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He loses games to 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 ... 3.Bxf7+. How much crappier can you get?
05 Jul 06
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundI had been working for 100+ hours without a day off
Lame excuse. You've been really busy in the forums. Try applying some of that time to study, or longer thinks on your moves.
but with you not actually playing
Wrong.
you wouldn't know about making mistakes, would you ???
Your problem runs deeper than merely making mistakes. Allowing 3.Bxf7+ is not a mistake. (In fact, I wish my opponents would try it against me - I could use the easy points!) Failing to win as Black after that move indicates serious deficiencies in your general understanding of chess strategy. It is pointless to single out one instance and label it a mistake, when your entire approach is flawed.
05 Jul 06
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Originally posted by BigDoggProblem😴 bah😴
[b]I had been working for 100+ hours without a day off
Lame excuse. You've been really busy in the forums. Try applying some of that time to study, or longer thinks on your moves.
but with you not actually playing
Wrong.
you wouldn't know about making mistakes, would you ???
Your problem runs deeper than merely making ...[text shortened]... ntless to single out one instance and label it a mistake, when your entire approach is flawed.[/b]
06 Jul 06
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundYeah, it was a perfectly rational debate before I entered 🙄🙄🙄 Just like all sub vs. non-sub threads are! 😀
Big dog shyt
edit congratulations. You've just turned you r second thread into a useless piece of junk by letting it deteriorate into a slagging match. . .way to go troll 😴
06 Jul 06
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemEveryone makes mistakes. He learned from it. Bet it won't happen again the same way. Most Champions have to loose a thousand times before they learn to win. He has a few wins too you know.
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He loses games to 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 ... 3.Bxf7+. How much crappier can you get?
06 Jul 06
Originally posted by cashthetrashHe currently has 191 wins, 177 losses and 9 draws, yet his rating is only 1288. Obviously, most of his wins are against players of his own low level.
Everyone makes mistakes. He learned from it. Bet it won't happen again the same way. Most Champions have to loose a thousand times before they learn to win. He has a few wins too you know.
Hate to break it to ya, but if you're still a 1200 player at age 33, the odds of major improvement aren't great. Sorry.
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Originally posted by BigDoggProblemNot that its any of your concern,but.
He currently has 191 wins, 177 losses and 9 draws, yet his rating is only 1288. Obviously, most of his wins are against players of his own low level.
Hate to break it to ya, but if you're still a 1200 player at age 33, the odds of major improvement aren't great. Sorry.
I learned how to play chess when i was 7 from my dad, but only ever played my brother and as friend, i picked it up again when i was 18 after a friend told me he could play.I stopped again a year later, and only started again when i joined this site (you're the genius, so i don't need to tell you when that was)
I was never part of a chess club, and can count my OTB opponents on 6 fingers (that'll narrow it down for you). I think i'm doing pretty well, thank you very much .
😴 now crawl back into your hole and play with your bishop 😴
06 Jul 06
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemVery supportive and friendly.
He currently has 191 wins, 177 losses and 9 draws, yet his rating is only 1288. Obviously, most of his wins are against players of his own low level.
Hate to break it to ya, but if you're still a 1200 player at age 33, the odds of major improvement aren't great. Sorry.