9 Queens!

[reflectionofpower]

I didn't think this was possible but I was asking an ADM on FICS about a variable and I looked up his fin and he mentions that he mentions to look at this game that he played against a weak computer. Sorry, I tried figuring out the PGN player scheme and I even looked up the instructions but to no avail.

[d]rnbqkbnr/qqqqqqqq/8/8/8/8/8/4K3 w kq - 0 144

[pgn] [Event "FICS unrated standard game"]
[Site "FICS, San Jose, California USA"]
[Date "2006.08.25"]
[Time "02:56:15"]
[Round "-"]
[White "wonweakcomp"]
[Black "ADM"]
[WhiteElo "1038"]
[BlackElo "1566"]
[TimeControl "1200+20"]
[Mode "ICS"]
[Result "0-1"]

1. Na3 b6 2. Rb1 Bb7 3. Ra1 Bxg2 4. Rb1 Bxh1 5. Ra1 Bg2 6. Rb1 Bxf1 7. Ra1
Bxe2 8. Rb1 Bxd1 9. Ra1 Bxc2 10. Rb1 Bb3 11. Ra1 Bxa2 12. Rb1 Nc6 13. Ra1
Bb1 14. Ra2 Na5 15. Kd1 Nc4 16. Ke1 Nxa3 17. Kd1 Nc4 18. Ke1 Nxb2 19. Kf1
Nc4 20. Bb2 Nxb2 21. Ke1 Nc4 22. Kd1 Nxd2 23. Kc1 Be4 24. Kd1 Bb7 25. Kc1
Ne4 26. Kb1 Nxf2 27. Ka1 Ng4 28. Kb1 Nxh2 29. Ka1 Nf3 30. Kb1 Nxg1 31. Ka1
Nf3 32. Kb1 Ne1 33. Ka1 Nd3 34. Kb1 Nb4 35. Ka1 Nxa2 36. Kb1 Bd5 37. Ka1
h5 38. Kb1 g5 39. Ka1 Bh6 40. Kb1 g4 41. Ka1 Nc1 42. Kb1 h4 43. Ka1 h3 44. Kb1
h2 45. Ka1 h1=Q 46. Kb1 Qe4+ 47. Ka1 Qe6 48. Kb1 Qg6+ 49. Ka1 f5 50. Kb1
e5 51. Ka1 Ne7 52. Kb1 f4+ 53. Ka1 Nf5 54. Kb1 Qh7 55. Ka1 g3 56. Kb1 g2
57. Ka1 g1=Q 58. Kb1 Qgg8 59. Ka1 f3 60. Kb1 f2 61. Ka1 f1=Q 62. Kb1 Qh3
63. Ka1 e4 64. Kb1 Qe3 65. Ka1 Qc5 66. Kb1 e3 67. Ka1 e2 68. Kb1 e1=Q 69. Ka1
Qeh4 70. Kb1 Qh4e7 71. Ka1 Be6 72. Kb1 d6 73. Ka1 d5 74. Kb1 d4 75. Ka1
d3 76. Kb1 d2 77. Ka1 d1=Q 78. Kb1 Qd1d6 79. Ka1 Qf4 80. Kb1 Qcd6 81. Ka1
Qfg5 82. Kb1 Qg5g6 83. Ka1 Bg7+ 84. Kb1 Nb3 85. Ka2 Nbd4+ 86. Ka1 a5 87. Kb1
c5 88. Ka1 b5 89. Kb1 Q6b8 90. Ka1 Qba7 91. Kb1 Qeb7 92. Ka1 Qg6f7 93. Kb1
Qfc7 94. Ka1 Qgf7 95. Kb1 Qfd7 96. Ka1 Qg6 97. Kb1 Qgf7 98. Ka1 Qfe7 99. Kb1
Nb3 100. Ka2 b4 101. Kb1 a4 102. Ka2 Na5+ 103. Kb1 Nd4 104. Ka1 Nc2+ 105. Kb1
b3 106. Kc1 Nc6 107. Kb1 N6b4 108. Kc1 Bd5 109. Kb1 a3 110. Kc1 a2 111. Kd1
a1=Q+ 112. Kd2 Qaf6 113. Kc1 Qff7 114. Kb1 Be5 115. Kc1 Na3 116. Kd1 Na2
117. Ke1 b2 118. Kd1 b1=Q+ 119. Kd2 Qbh7 120. Kd1 c4 121. Ke1 c3 122. Kd1
c2+ 123. Ke1 c1=Q+ 124. Ke2 Qch6 125. Kd1 Qh6g7 126. Ke1 Be6 127. Ke2 Bd6
128. Kd1 Nb4 129. Ke1 Nc6 130. Kd1 Nc4 131. Kc1 N4e5 132. Kd1 Ng4 133. Kc1
Nf6 134. Kd1 Nb8 135. Ke1 Qdc6 136. Kd1 Ne4 137. Ke1 Bc8 138. Kd1 Qeg5 139. Ke1
Bf8 140. Ke2 Qc6d7 141. Ke1 Nf6 142. Kf1 Ng8+ 143. Ke1 Qge7#
{White checkmated} 0-1 [/pgn]

[reflectionofpower]

I figured out the PGN implementation in my post,thanks.

[Ajedrecista]

Hello Lonnie:

It reminds me the problem of 24 kings in American checkers:

http://icheckers.net/h4ns/games/ex_24kings.html

216 positions later we made it.

Regards from Spain.

Ajedrecista.

[reflectionofpower]

Hello Lonnie:

It reminds me the problem of 24 kings in American checkers:

http://icheckers.net/h4ns/games/ex_24kings.html

216 positions later we made it.

Regards from Spain.

Ajedrecista.

That looks really hard too.

[duncan]

I didn't think this was possible but I was asking an ADM on FICS about a variable and I looked up his fin and he mentions that he mentions to look at this game that he played against a weak computer. Sorry, I tried figuring out the PGN player scheme and I even looked up the instructions but to no avail.

[d]rnbqkbnr/qqqqqqqq/8/8/8/8/8/4K3 w kq - 0 144

[pgn] [Event "FICS unrated standard game"]
[Site "FICS, San Jose, California USA"]
[Date "2006.08.25"]
[Time "02:56:15"]
[Round "-"]
[White "wonweakcomp"]
[Black "ADM"]
[WhiteElo "1038"]
[BlackElo "1566"]
[TimeControl "1200+20"]
[Mode "ICS"]
[Result "0-1"]

1. Na3 b6 2. Rb1 Bb7 3. Ra1 Bxg2 4. Rb1 Bxh1 5. Ra1 Bg2 6. Rb1 Bxf1 7. Ra1
Bxe2 8. Rb1 Bxd1 9. Ra1 Bxc2 10. Rb1 Bb3 11. Ra1 Bxa2 12. Rb1 Nc6 13. Ra1
Bb1 14. Ra2 Na5 15. Kd1 Nc4 16. Ke1 Nxa3 17. Kd1 Nc4 18. Ke1 Nxb2 19. Kf1
Nc4 20. Bb2 Nxb2 21. Ke1 Nc4 22. Kd1 Nxd2 23. Kc1 Be4 24. Kd1 Bb7 25. Kc1
Ne4 26. Kb1 Nxf2 27. Ka1 Ng4 28. Kb1 Nxh2 29. Ka1 Nf3 30. Kb1 Nxg1 31. Ka1
Nf3 32. Kb1 Ne1 33. Ka1 Nd3 34. Kb1 Nb4 35. Ka1 Nxa2 36. Kb1 Bd5 37. Ka1
h5 38. Kb1 g5 39. Ka1 Bh6 40. Kb1 g4 41. Ka1 Nc1 42. Kb1 h4 43. Ka1 h3 44. Kb1
h2 45. Ka1 h1=Q 46. Kb1 Qe4+ 47. Ka1 Qe6 48. Kb1 Qg6+ 49. Ka1 f5 50. Kb1
e5 51. Ka1 Ne7 52. Kb1 f4+ 53. Ka1 Nf5 54. Kb1 Qh7 55. Ka1 g3 56. Kb1 g2
57. Ka1 g1=Q 58. Kb1 Qgg8 59. Ka1 f3 60. Kb1 f2 61. Ka1 f1=Q 62. Kb1 Qh3
63. Ka1 e4 64. Kb1 Qe3 65. Ka1 Qc5 66. Kb1 e3 67. Ka1 e2 68. Kb1 e1=Q 69. Ka1
Qeh4 70. Kb1 Qh4e7 71. Ka1 Be6 72. Kb1 d6 73. Ka1 d5 74. Kb1 d4 75. Ka1
d3 76. Kb1 d2 77. Ka1 d1=Q 78. Kb1 Qd1d6 79. Ka1 Qf4 80. Kb1 Qcd6 81. Ka1
Qfg5 82. Kb1 Qg5g6 83. Ka1 Bg7+ 84. Kb1 Nb3 85. Ka2 Nbd4+ 86. Ka1 a5 87. Kb1
c5 88. Ka1 b5 89. Kb1 Q6b8 90. Ka1 Qba7 91. Kb1 Qeb7 92. Ka1 Qg6f7 93. Kb1
Qfc7 94. Ka1 Qgf7 95. Kb1 Qfd7 96. Ka1 Qg6 97. Kb1 Qgf7 98. Ka1 Qfe7 99. Kb1
Nb3 100. Ka2 b4 101. Kb1 a4 102. Ka2 Na5+ 103. Kb1 Nd4 104. Ka1 Nc2+ 105. Kb1
b3 106. Kc1 Nc6 107. Kb1 N6b4 108. Kc1 Bd5 109. Kb1 a3 110. Kc1 a2 111. Kd1
a1=Q+ 112. Kd2 Qaf6 113. Kc1 Qff7 114. Kb1 Be5 115. Kc1 Na3 116. Kd1 Na2
117. Ke1 b2 118. Kd1 b1=Q+ 119. Kd2 Qbh7 120. Kd1 c4 121. Ke1 c3 122. Kd1
c2+ 123. Ke1 c1=Q+ 124. Ke2 Qch6 125. Kd1 Qh6g7 126. Ke1 Be6 127. Ke2 Bd6
128. Kd1 Nb4 129. Ke1 Nc6 130. Kd1 Nc4 131. Kc1 N4e5 132. Kd1 Ng4 133. Kc1
Nf6 134. Kd1 Nb8 135. Ke1 Qdc6 136. Kd1 Ne4 137. Ke1 Bc8 138. Kd1 Qeg5 139. Ke1
Bf8 140. Ke2 Qc6d7 141. Ke1 Nf6 142. Kf1 Ng8+ 143. Ke1 Qge7#
{White checkmated} 0-1 [/pgn]

who thought of this ?

[reflectionofpower]

I try to be Alekhine with 2/3Q's and many times ending up stalemating my opponent or I have to really watch where I'm moving so he has room to breathe so I can snuff him out.

[Dirt]

I try to be Alekhine with 2/3Q's and many times ending up stalemating my opponent or I have to really watch where I'm moving so he has room to breathe so I can snuff him out.

It's much safer to promote to rooks.