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| Bill Bastard (16/04/2008)
Gibbi, when slart played "Nektar" after your "Focus" he'd managed to play a longitudinal without you realising it, then when you played "Metallica" after "Nektar" you'd basically fallen into his trap - he could reverse the play straight to Mornington Crescent. Two really good moves slart, well in.
Anyone fancy a round with Louis XIV rules? Benny?
Can someone explain the rules for me, because I didn't see any of this on that website that was posted!
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| | | Posted 16/04/2008 22:34:19 | |
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| | | Posted 16/04/2008 22:40:08 | |
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| *is proud of his use of Korsakov opening*
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| | | Posted 16/04/2008 23:12:53 | |
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| *wishes someone would explain this game because he is very confused*
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| Bill Bastard (16/04/2008)
Gibbi, when slart played "Nektar" after your "Focus" he'd managed to play a longitudinal without you realising it, then when you played "Metallica" after "Nektar" you'd basically fallen into his trap - he could reverse the play straight to Mornington Crescent. Two really good moves slart, well in.
Anyone fancy a round with Louis XIV rules? Benny?Thanks BB. That gambit always catches the whipper snappers out.
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| slart (17/04/2008)
Bill Bastard (16/04/2008)
Gibbi, when slart played "Nektar" after your "Focus" he'd managed to play a longitudinal without you realising it, then when you played "Metallica" after "Nektar" you'd basically fallen into his trap - he could reverse the play straight to Mornington Crescent. Two really good moves slart, well in.
Anyone fancy a round with Louis XIV rules? Benny?Thanks BB. That gambit always catches the whipper snappers out.  Quality. Well played sir.
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| Benny (16/04/2008)
*is proud of his use of Korsakov opening*
And rightly so, it's one of my favourites.
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*is proud of his use of Korsakov opening*And rightly so, it's one of my favourites. Berlin Hauptbahnhof Well frankly you leave me no choice. Stazione di Roma Termini
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