favorite engine game ever

[maxchgr]

Very inspiring play from Rybka

[Event "Feb8_2010"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2010.02.08"]
[Round "7"]
[White "Deep Sjeng 3.0"]
[Black "Rybka 3 Dynamic 32-bit"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "B42"]
[Annotator "0.36;0.10"]
[PlyCount "194"]
[EventDate "2010.02.08"]
[EventType "tourn"]
[TimeControl "240+2"]

{Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.66GHz 2660 MHz W=11.9 ply; 677kN/s; Informant.
ctg B=12.9 ply; 31kN/s; Informant.ctg} 1. e4 {0} c5 {0} 2. Nf3 {0} e6 {0} 3.
d4 {0} cxd4 {0} 4. Nxd4 {0} a6 {0} 5. Bd3 {0} d6 {0} 6. O-O {0} Nf6 {0} 7. c4 {
0} Be7 {0} 8. Nc3 {0} O-O {0} 9. Be3 {0.36/14 17} Nc6 {0.10/11 17} 10. a3 {0.
37/14 16 (Nxc6)} Ne5 {0.04/12 7 (Nxd4)} 11. Be2 {0.40/14 10} Qc7 {0.04/12 4}
12. b3 {0.48/14 15} b5 {-0.08/11 11 (Bd7)} 13. f4 {0.63/13 11} Rd8 {-0.10/11 8
(Ng6)} 14. Qc1 {0.77/13 9 (Rc1)} bxc4 {-0.08/11 14 (Neg4)} 15. fxe5 {0.85/13 12
} dxe5 {-0.08/10 0} 16. Nf3 {0.88/13 12} cxb3 {-0.08/10 0} 17. Nd2 {0.87/13 7
(Nd1)} Rb8 {-0.05/11 6} 18. Qb2 {0.73/13 10} Bb7 {-0.01/11 9 (Bc5)} 19. Kh1 {
0.73/12 6} Ba8 {-0.03/10 9 (Bc5)} 20. Bg5 {0.81/13 14 (Rfd1)} h6 {-0.12/10 6}
21. Be3 {0.81/13 6 (Bxf6)} Bc5 {-0.21/10 7} 22. Bxc5 {0.75/13 5} Qxc5 {-0.22/
11 5} 23. Rad1 {0.69/13 5} Qc7 {-0.22/11 6 (Qa7)} 24. Rf3 {0.72/12 6 (Rb1)} a5
{-0.38/9 5 (Qb6)} 25. a4 {0.75/12 3 (Nxb3)} Rb4 {-0.30/10 6 (Bc6)} 26. Rc1 {0.
66/12 3 (Rdf1)} Rxd2 {-0.40/11 8 (Qd6)} 27. Qxd2 {0.43/12 4} b2 {-0.40/10 0}
28. Rb1 {0.32/13 8 (Rd1)} Nxe4 {-0.48/12 5 (Bxe4)} 29. Qe1 {0.43/12 5 (Nxe4)}
Qc5 {-0.94/10 6 (Qd8)} 30. Bd1 {0.57/12 6} Nd6 {-0.81/10 6} 31. Rd3 {0.50/12 6
(Rf2)} e4 {-1.01/10 5} 32. Rh3 {0.37/13 5} Nc4 {-1.05/11 10 (Bd5)} 33. Na2 {0.
15/12 7} Rb6 {-1.05/11 9} 34. Rc3 {0.19/12 12 (Bb3)} Qd4 {-1.11/10 7} 35. Bc2 {
0.04/13 6} Bd5 {-1.11/9 0} 36. Rd1 {0.00/13 6} Qe5 {-0.60/11 8} 37. Qe2 {0.00/
13 5} Rb4 {-0.58/11 10 (Qb8)} 38. Bb1 {0.98/12 4} Rxa4 {-0.44/11 4 (Nb6)} 39.
Qc2 {0.45/13 4} Ra3 {-0.59/11 3} 40. Rxc4 {0.65/12 5} Bxc4 {-0.73/12 3} 41.
Qxc4 {0.52/12 3} f5 {-0.59/13 6} 42. Kg1 {0.56/11 4} Kh7 {-0.53/12 8 (Re3)} 43.
Qd4 {0.75/11 6 (Rf1)} Qb8 {-0.02/11 8 (Qxd4+)} 44. Nc3 {1.00/12 11 (Rd2)} Qb3 {
0.00/10 4 (Qb4)} 45. Nxe4 {0.94/11 4} Ra4 {0.00/11 5} 46. Nf6+ {0.43/9 2} Kg6 {
0.00/12 9} 47. Qd8 {1.04/10 2} Rc4 {0.00/13 25 (Qe3+)} 48. Rd3 {1.25/10 4
(Qe8+)} Rc1+ {0.00/10 2} 49. Kf2 {1.07/9 2} Rc2+ {0.00/11 4 (Qc2+)} 50. Kg3 {
0.58/9 2 (Kg1)} Rc3 {0.00/10 8} 51. Ng4 {0.88/11 5} Kh7 {0.00/11 18} 52. Kf2 {
0.81/11 4} a4 {0.14/9 11} 53. Rxc3 {0.81/9 2 (Nf6+)} Qxc3 {0.31/10 2} 54. Qd7 {
1.21/11 3} Qc1 {0.41/11 4} 55. Nf6+ {0.76/10 3} Kg6 {0.41/10 0} 56. Ne8 {0.60/
11 3} Qf4+ {0.54/12 6} 57. Ke2 {0.60/10 3} Qc4+ {0.54/12 9} 58. Bd3 {0.96/10 3}
Qg4+ {0.93/12 6} 59. Ke3 {1.16/10 4} Qg5+ {0.93/13 6} 60. Kd4 {1.16/10 2} Qf4+
{0.89/12 2} 61. Kc5 {0.96/11 3} Qe5+ {0.89/13 5} 62. Kc4 {1.33/11 3 (Kb4)} Qf4+
{0.89/12 3} 63. Kb5 {1.33/11 1} Qe5+ {0.89/11 0} 64. Kxa4 {1.34/12 3} b1=Q {0.
93/13 3} 65. Bxb1 {1.70/11 3} Qa1+ {0.93/12 0} 66. Kb5 {1.63/11 3} Qxb1+ {0.93/
11 0} 67. Kc5 {1.62/10 2} Qc1+ {0.87/12 2 (Qg1+)} 68. Kd6 {1.74/10 1} Qa3+ {0.
85/13 3} 69. Kxe6 {1.75/11 1} Qe3+ {0.85/14 2} 70. Kd6 {1.84/12 3} Qa3+ {0.85/
15 5} 71. Kd5 {1.78/11 1} Qd3+ {0.98/13 4} 72. Kc6 {1.78/12 1} Qa6+ {0.98/14 3}
73. Kc5 {1.64/11 1} Qa5+ {0.98/14 3} 74. Qb5 {1.71/11 3} Qd2 {0.98/12 3} 75.
Qc6+ {1.78/10 1} Kh7 {1.18/12 2} 76. Nd6 {1.78/11 1} Qf2+ {1.18/12 2 (Qe3+)}
77. Kb5 {1.83/11 3} Qb2+ {1.20/11 2} 78. Ka6 {1.95/12 2} h5 {1.23/11 2 (Qa3+)}
79. Qd5 {2.15/11 1 (Qd7)} Qe2+ {1.20/10 2 (Qa3+)} 80. Ka5 {2.15/10 3 (Kb6)} g6
{1.25/11 2 (Qe1+)} 81. Qf7+ {2.11/11 3 (Nc4)} Kh6 {1.25/8 0} 82. Qf8+ {2.11/10
1 (Nxf5+)} Kh7 {0.67/12 2} 83. Nf7 {2.11/12 3} Qa2+ {0.40/15 2} 84. Kb5 {2.11/
9 3 (Kb6)} Qd5+ {0.40/16 3 (Qb3+)} 85. Kb6 {2.02/8 3} Qb3+ {0.40/16 2} 86. Ka7
{2.11/8 3 (Kc7)} Qa4+ {0.10/16 1 (Qa2+)} 87. Kb8 {1.93/9 3} Qb5+ {0.00/17 1}
88. Kc7 {1.93/8 1} Qa5+ {0.00/18 2} 89. Kc6 {1.93/7 3 (Kd7)} Qa6+ {0.00/19 3
(Qc3+)} 90. Kd5 {1.38/9 1 (Kd7)} Qd3+ {0.00/17 2} 91. Ke5 {1.19/9 4 (Kc6)} Qc3+
{0.00/18 2 (Qe4+)} 92. Ke6 {0.79/8 1 (Kd5)} Qb3+ {0.00/19 2 (Qc6+)} 93. Ke7 {
0.00/8 9 (Kf6)} Qb7+ {0.00/19 1} 94. Kd8 {0.00/10 2 (Kf6)} Qb8+ {0.00/19 1
(Qa8+)} 95. Ke7 {0.00/16 1} Qb7+ {0.00/21 2} 96. Kd8 {0.00/11 1 (Kf6)} Qb8+ {
0.00/21 3 (Qa8+)} 97. Ke7 {0.00/22 1} Qb7+ {0.00/22 2} 1/2-1/2

What's yours?

[Robert Flesher]

Well these are not my favourites as I have to many brilliant games to enjoy, however, some very nice games.





[Event "Microsoft, Blitz:10'"]
[Site "Microsoft"]
[Date "2010.03.03"]
[Round "3"]
[White "Ruffian 1.0.1"]
[Black "Junior 2010 UCI"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "A07"]
[PlyCount "82"]

1. Nf3 Nf6 2. g3 d5 3. Bg2 c6 4. O-O Bf5 5. d3 e6 6. Nbd2 h6 7. Qe1 Be7 8. e4
Bh7 9. Ne5 Nbd7 10. Nxd7 Nxd7 11. f4 O-O 12. Kh1 a5 13. f5 exf5 14. exd5 cxd5
15. Bxd5 Bf6 16. Bxb7 Rb8 17. Bg2 Ne5 18. Nb3 a4 19. Nc5 Ng4 20. Nxa4 Re8 21.
Qd2 Ne3 22. Rg1 f4 23. gxf4 Bd4 24. Bf3 Nf5 25. Rf1 Qd7 26. Nc3 Ng3+ 27. Kg2
Nxf1 28. Kxf1 Bf5 29. Ne4 Bh3+ 30. Bg2 Qg4 31. Bxh3 Qg1+ 32. Ke2 Qxh2+ 33. Bg2
f5 34. Ke1 fxe4 35. Bxe4 Qh1+ 36. Ke2 Rb6 37. f5 Rxe4+ 38. dxe4 Qxe4+ 39. Kd1
Rd6 40. c4 Be5 41. Qxd6 Bxd6 0-1



[Event "Microsoft, Blitz:10'"]
[Site "Microsoft"]
[Date "2010.03.03"]
[Round "2"]
[White "Junior 2010 UCI"]
[Black "Ruffian 1.0.1"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C18"]
[PlyCount "70"]

1. d4 e6 2. e4 d5 3. Nc3 Bb4 4. e5 c5 5. a3 Bxc3+ 6. bxc3 Ne7 7. Qg4 Qc7 8.
Qxg7 Rg8 9. Qxh7 cxd4 10. Ne2 Nbc6 11. f4 Bd7 12. Qd3 dxc3 13. Qxc3 Nf5 14. Rb1
d4 15. Qd3 O-O-O 16. Rg1 f6 17. exf6 e5 18. g4 Nh4 19. h3 Be6 20. Kf2 Qf7 21.
g5 e4 22. Qxe4 Bf5 23. Qh1 Qc4 24. Rg4 Bxg4 25. hxg4 Qxc2 26. Rb2 Qc5 27. Qxh4
d3+ 28. Be3 Qxa3 29. Rd2 dxe2 30. Rxe2 Rh8 31. Qg3 Qa4 32. g6 Rhf8 33. g5 Qb4
34. g7 Rg8 35. Bh3+ Kb8 1-0

[maxchgr]

nice games. another couple of great games:

[Event "Thinker(passive) - Spike , Blitz:10'"]
[Site "MAKSIM-7EDB5078"]
[Date "2008.04.27"]
[Round "18"]
[White "Spike 1.2 Turin"]
[Black "ThinkerUCI"]
[Result "0-1"]
[ECO "A69"]
[PlyCount "74"]
[TimeControl "600"]

1. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 2. c4 {B 0} g6 {B 0} 3. Nc3 {B 0} Bg7 {B 0} 4. e4 {B 0}
d6 {B 0} 5. f4 {B 0} O-O {B 0} 6. Nf3 {B 0} c5 {B 0} 7. d5 {B 0} e6 {B 0 Both
last book move} 8. Be2 {0.36/11 17} exd5 {0.01/1 12 (Re8)} 9. cxd5 {0.26/13 17}
Re8 {0.01/1 25} 10. Qc2 {0.00/12 14} Qe7 {0.01/1 16 (Na6)} 11. e5 {0.13/12 12}
Bf5 {0.01/1 16 (dxe5)} 12. exf6 {1.77/13 11} Bxf6 {0.01/1 5} 13. Qd2 {1.62/13
13} Na6 {0.01/1 18} 14. a3 {1.58/13 22} c4 {0.01/1 19 (Nc7)} 15. Kf1 {1.63/13
35} Rac8 {0.01/1 13} 16. Qe1 {1.20/12 30} Nc5 {0.01/1 19 (Bxc3)} 17. Bd2 {0.97/
12 10} Nb3 {0.01/1 14 (Bxc3)} 18. Ra2 {0.36/12 12} Bd4 {0.01/1 16} 19. a4 {0.
26/12 17} Qf6 {0.01/1 21 (Nxd2+)} 20. Qd1 {0.34/12 11} Nxd2+ {0.01/1 12} 21.
Qxd2 {0.21/14 8} Be3 {0.01/1 13} 22. Qe1 {0.22/14 22} Bxf4 {0.01/1 13} 23. Qh4
{0.32/13 9} g5 {0.01/1 12 (Qxh4)} 24. Qh5 {0.00/13 32} Bc1 {0.01/1 12 (g4)} 25.
h3 {0.30/11 9} Rc7 {0.01/1 22 (Bc2)} 26. Rg1 {0.00/11 8} Bg6 {0.01/1 14 (Be3)}
27. Qg4 {-2.79/14 22} Bf4 {0.01/1 10} 28. h4 {-2.97/13 26} h5 {0.01/1 10} 29.
hxg5 {-3.76/14 15} Qxc3 {0.01/1 10} 30. bxc3 {-3.79/14 7} hxg4 {0.01/1 7} 31.
Nd4 {-4.36/14 18} Bg3 {0.01/1 12} 32. Rh1 {-5.22/14 6} Rce7 {0.01/1 6 (Re4)}
33. Rh6 {-5.42/14 14} Re3 {0.01/1 5} 34. Rxg6+ {-5.81/15 12} fxg6 {0.01/1 8}
35. Kg1 {-8.06/14 26} Rxc3 {0.01/1 8} 36. Ra1 {-8.03/14 6} Re4 {0.01/1 7} 37.
Rd1 {-8.63/15 28} Be5 {0.01/1 7} 0-1

[Event "Thinker - Junior7 Blitz:15'+10""]
[Site "MAKSIM-7EDB5078"]
[Date "2008.04.20"]
[Round "1"]
[White "ThinkerUCI"]
[Black "Junior 7"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "D43"]
[PlyCount "83"]
[TimeControl "900+10"]

1. d4 {B 0} Nf6 {B 0} 2. c4 {B 0} e6 {B 0} 3. Nf3 {B 0} d5 {B 0} 4. Nc3 {B 0}
c6 {B 0} 5. Bg5 {B 0} h6 {B 0} 6. Bh4 {B 0} dxc4 {B 0} 7. e4 {B 0} g5 {B 0
Both last book move} 8. Bg3 {0.01/1 32} Bb4 {-0.01/16 49} 9. Bxc4 {0.01/1 41
(Ne5)} Nxe4 {0.07/14 44} 10. O-O {0.01/1 36} Nxc3 {-0.01/16 52} 11. bxc3 {0.01/
1 50} Bxc3 {0.04/15 47} 12. Rb1 {0.01/1 124 (Rc1)} Qe7 {0.01/14 23} 13. Rb3 {
0.01/1 43 (Be2)} Ba5 {0.00/16 35} 14. Bd3 {0.01/1 24} h5 {0.05/15 40} 15. Be5 {
0.01/1 24 (Nd2)} f6 {0.24/15 127} 16. Bg6+ {0.01/1 40} Kd7 {-0.26/15 61} 17. d5
{0.01/1 20 (Nxg5)} exd5 {-0.62/12 37} (17... fxe5 18. dxc6+ Kc7 (18... Kxc6 19.
Qc1+ Kd7 20. Rd1+) 19. cxb7 Bxb7 20. Qc2+ Nc6 21. Nxe5 Rac8 22. Be4) (17...
cxd5 18. Rb5 Bc7 19. Rxd5+ exd5 20. Qxd5+ Bd6 21. Bf5+ Kc7 22. Qa5+ b6 23. Rc1+
Nc6 24. Rxc6+ Kxc6 25. Nd4+ Kc7 26. Qc3+ Kd8 27. Nc6+ Ke8 28. Bg6+ Kf8 29. Nxe7
) 18. Bb2 {0.01/1 24 (Bc3)} Kc7 {-0.95/13 19} 19. Ba3 {0.01/1 26} Qg7 {-0.75/
13 11} 20. Qc2 {0.01/1 30} Rh6 {-0.54/13 32} 21. Bd3 {0.01/1 34} h4 {-0.36/15
46} 22. Rb5 {0.01/1 36} Bb6 {-0.33/14 17} 23. Rxd5 {0.01/1 28} Be6 {-0.25/12 16
} 24. Rd6 {0.01/1 97} Bd7 {-0.07/15 42} 25. Rd1 {0.01/1 24 (Nd4)} g4 {0.03/14
23} 26. Nd4 {0.01/1 18} Rh5 {1.02/14 65} 27. Ne6+ {0.01/1 24} Bxe6 {1.97/14 60}
28. Rxe6 {0.01/1 23} Rd5 {2.27/14 30} 29. Re7+ {0.01/1 21} Qxe7 {3.03/16 65}
30. Bxe7 {0.01/1 15} Bd4 {3.03/15 32} 31. Kf1 {0.01/1 60 (Bf5)} h3 {3.17/15 19}
32. gxh3 {0.01/1 21} gxh3 {3.61/14 12} 33. Bc4 {0.01/1 22 (Bf5)} Rd7 {4.68/15
20} 34. Qh7 {0.01/1 15} Be5 {5.09/14 14} 35. Rxd7+ {0.01/1 15} Nxd7 {5.48/16 19
} 36. Be6 {0.01/1 19} Kb6 {5.48/14 24} 37. Bxd7 {0.01/1 13} Rb8 {5.59/14 6} 38.
Qc2 {0.01/1 79 (Qxh3)} Kc7 {5.59/13 7} 39. Qd2 {0.01/1 17 (Bxh3)} Rh8 {6.67/15
42} 40. f4 {0.01/1 17} Bxf4 {7.58/14 17} 41. Qxf4+ {0.01/1 16} Kxd7 {7.86/16 20
} 42. Qd6+ {0.01/1 22} 1-0

[Tord Romstad]

My favorite is the following game, which someone (I've forgotten who) posted some time ago. This probably isn't a good game -- games as complicated as this are usually packed with errors -- but it is one of the wildest and most exciting chess games (human or computer) I have seen. How often do you see games with three queens on the board for twenty moves, and with the side with one queen ending up winning the game?

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[Event "2 Minutes/Game + 2 Seconds/Move"] 
[Site "Engine Match"] 
[Date "2009.11.17"] 
[Round "7"] 
[White "Protector 1.3.1 x64"] 
[Black "Stockfish 1.5.1 x64"] 
[Result "0-1"] 

1. d4 {book 0s} d5 {book 0s} 2. Nf3 {book 0s} Nf6 {book 0s} 
3. c4 {book 0s} dxc4 {book 0s} 4. Nc3 {book 0s} a6 {book 
0s} 5. e4 {book 0s} b5 {book 0s} 6. e5 {book 0s} Nd5 {book 
0s} 7. a4 {book 0s} e6 {book 0s} 8. axb5 {book 0s} Bb4 
{book 0s} 9. Qc2 {+0.78/15 16s} Nb6 {+0.84/16 5s} 10. Qe4 
{+0.68/14 4s (Be2)} Qd5 {+0.08/17 5s} 11. Qg4 {+0.61/15 6s 
(Qxd5)} axb5 {-0.12/17 4s (g6)} 12. Rxa8 {+0.78/15 4s} Qxa8 
{+1.29/18 12s} 13. Qxg7 {+0.38/15 5s} Bxc3+ {0.00/19 10s} 
14. bxc3 {+0.31/16 4s} Qa1 {0.00/19 8s} 15. Qxh8+ {+0.39/15 
7s} Kd7 {0.00/19 3s} 16. Be2 {+0.35/16 11s (Kd1)} Qxc1+ 
{-0.68/14 0s} 17. Bd1 {+0.37/14 0s} Qxc3+ {-0.44/18 11s} 
18. Nd2 {+0.32/16 7s} Qxd4 {-0.56/17 6s} 19. Qxh7 {+0.30/14 
3s} Qxe5+ {-0.60/16 3s (Ke7)} 20. Ne4 {+0.30/15 5s} Kc6 
{-0.88/17 9s (Qf5)} 21. O-O {+0.44/14 6s} f5 {-0.52/16 4s} 
22. Ng5 {+0.49/13 4s} b4 {-0.52/15 4s} 23. h4 {+0.58/13 19s 
(Nf3)} Nd5 {-0.16/14 8s (Kb5)} 24. Qg8 {+1.09/13 5s (Ba4+)} 
Kb7 {+1.13/16 6s} 25. h5 {+1.73/13 2s} b3 {+1.09/15 4s 
(Qf6)} 26. h6 {+1.89/13 2s} b2 {+1.33/15 3s} 27. Bc2 
{+0.93/15 14s (Nf7)} Nf6 {+0.12/15 3s} 28. Qg7 {+0.97/14 
7s} Nbd7 {0.00/16 8s} 29. Nf3 {+1.46/14 7s} Qe2 {-0.44/15 
3s (Qc5)} 30. Bb1 {+0.79/14 5s (Nd4)} c3 {+0.08/16 3s} 
31. h7 {+0.79/14 1s} c2 {0.00/17 3s} 32. Bxc2 {+0.70/14 2s} 
Qxc2 {0.00/18 3s} 33. h8=Q {+1.07/14 3s} b1=Q {+0.24/17 4s} 
34. Rxb1+ {+0.62/13 7s} Qxb1+ {+0.20/9 0s} 35. Kh2 
{+0.69/14 1s} Ng4+ {+0.72/16 3s (Qf1)} 36. Kg3 {+0.80/14 
1s} e5 {0.00/17 8s (Ndf6)} 37. Ng5 {+1.14/12 1s} Qd3+ 
{0.00/16 2s (Qg1)} 38. f3 {+1.76/14 3s} Qe3 {+0.52/17 4s} 
39. Kh4 {+1.11/14 6s} Qf2+ {+0.32/17 5s} 40. Kh5 {+0.88/14 
4s} Ngf6+ {+0.48/17 5s} 41. Kh6 {+0.83/14 4s (Kg6)} e4 
{0.00/14 2s} 42. Ne6 {+0.48/12 3s (Nf7)} Qh4+ {-0.64/14 2s 
(exf3)} 43. Kg6 {+1.48/10 0s} Qg3+ {0.00/15 5s} 44. Kf7 
{+1.64/13 3s} Qd6 {0.00/15 4s} 45. Nd8+ {+1.64/11 1s} Ka7 
{0.00/15 4s (Ka6)} 46. Qg5 {+1.97/11 3s} Bb7 {0.00/15 2s 
(exf3)} 47. Qe3+ {+1.32/10 3s} Ka6 {0.00/15 1s (c5)} 
48. Qe2+ {+1.69/10 1s} Ka7 {0.00/8 0s} 49. Qa2+ {+1.41/11 
2s (Qe3+)} Ba6 {-0.72/8 0s} 50. Ne6 {+1.01/11 2s (Qa5)} e3 
{+0.28/14 2s} 51. Qa5 {+1.09/12 3s (Qh4)} e2 {0.00/14 2s} 
52. Qd8 {+1.53/12 1s (Qh4)} Nd5 {+0.48/16 4s} 53. f4 
{+1.26/12 1s} Kb7 {-0.56/16 2s (c5)} 54. g3 {-0.92/12 3s} 
N5b6 {-1.17/16 2s} 55. Qe7 {-1.14/12 1s} Bc4 {-1.61/17 2s} 
56. Qxd6 {-1.58/14 3s} cxd6 {-1.29/13 0s} 57. Ke7 {-1.53/14 
1s} Bxe6 {-1.73/18 2s} 58. Qe1 {-1.53/15 1s} Bc4 {-2.46/19 
2s} 59. Kxd6 {-1.46/16 2s} Bb5 {-2.42/19 2s} 60. Ke6 
{-1.46/15 2s} Nc5+ {-3.03/19 3s (Bd3)} 61. Ke7 {-3.03/13 2s 
(Kxf5)} Nb3 {-7.51/17 1s (Kc6)} 62. Qh1+ {-6.43/13 2s 
(Qb1)} Kc7 {-9.01/18 2s} 63. g4 {-6.32/13 2s (Kf7)} fxg4 
{-12.00/18 3s (Nd4)} 0-1

A few selected positions from the game:

[d]1nb5/2p4Q/1nk1p3/1p2qp2/2p1N3/8/5PPP/3B1RK1 w - - 0 22
[d]2b4Q/1kpn2Q1/4pn2/5p2/8/5N2/2q2PP1/1q3RK1 w - - 0 34
[d]2bN3Q/k1pn1KQ1/3q1n2/5p2/4p3/5P2/6P1/8 w - - 8 46
[d]3Q4/1kpn1K2/bn1qN3/Q4p2/5P2/6P1/4p3/8 w - - 1 55
[d]8/2k1K3/1n6/1b6/5Pp1/1n6/4p3/7Q w - - 0 64

[maxchgr]

Definitely a nice game. Black technically down a piece but black has constant mating net threats keeping the queens tied down and pushing a passed pawn in the meantime.

[Robert Flesher]

My favorite is the following game, which someone (I've forgotten who) posted some time ago. This probably isn't a good game -- games as complicated as this are usually packed with errors -- but it is one of the wildest and most exciting chess games (human or computer) I have seen. How often do you see games with three queens on the board for twenty moves, and with the side with one queen ending up winning the game?

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[Event "2 Minutes/Game + 2 Seconds/Move"] 
[Site "Engine Match"] 
[Date "2009.11.17"] 
[Round "7"] 
[White "Protector 1.3.1 x64"] 
[Black "Stockfish 1.5.1 x64"] 
[Result "0-1"] 

1. d4 {book 0s} d5 {book 0s} 2. Nf3 {book 0s} Nf6 {book 0s} 
3. c4 {book 0s} dxc4 {book 0s} 4. Nc3 {book 0s} a6 {book 
0s} 5. e4 {book 0s} b5 {book 0s} 6. e5 {book 0s} Nd5 {book 
0s} 7. a4 {book 0s} e6 {book 0s} 8. axb5 {book 0s} Bb4 
{book 0s} 9. Qc2 {+0.78/15 16s} Nb6 {+0.84/16 5s} 10. Qe4 
{+0.68/14 4s (Be2)} Qd5 {+0.08/17 5s} 11. Qg4 {+0.61/15 6s 
(Qxd5)} axb5 {-0.12/17 4s (g6)} 12. Rxa8 {+0.78/15 4s} Qxa8 
{+1.29/18 12s} 13. Qxg7 {+0.38/15 5s} Bxc3+ {0.00/19 10s} 
14. bxc3 {+0.31/16 4s} Qa1 {0.00/19 8s} 15. Qxh8+ {+0.39/15 
7s} Kd7 {0.00/19 3s} 16. Be2 {+0.35/16 11s (Kd1)} Qxc1+ 
{-0.68/14 0s} 17. Bd1 {+0.37/14 0s} Qxc3+ {-0.44/18 11s} 
18. Nd2 {+0.32/16 7s} Qxd4 {-0.56/17 6s} 19. Qxh7 {+0.30/14 
3s} Qxe5+ {-0.60/16 3s (Ke7)} 20. Ne4 {+0.30/15 5s} Kc6 
{-0.88/17 9s (Qf5)} 21. O-O {+0.44/14 6s} f5 {-0.52/16 4s} 
22. Ng5 {+0.49/13 4s} b4 {-0.52/15 4s} 23. h4 {+0.58/13 19s 
(Nf3)} Nd5 {-0.16/14 8s (Kb5)} 24. Qg8 {+1.09/13 5s (Ba4+)} 
Kb7 {+1.13/16 6s} 25. h5 {+1.73/13 2s} b3 {+1.09/15 4s 
(Qf6)} 26. h6 {+1.89/13 2s} b2 {+1.33/15 3s} 27. Bc2 
{+0.93/15 14s (Nf7)} Nf6 {+0.12/15 3s} 28. Qg7 {+0.97/14 
7s} Nbd7 {0.00/16 8s} 29. Nf3 {+1.46/14 7s} Qe2 {-0.44/15 
3s (Qc5)} 30. Bb1 {+0.79/14 5s (Nd4)} c3 {+0.08/16 3s} 
31. h7 {+0.79/14 1s} c2 {0.00/17 3s} 32. Bxc2 {+0.70/14 2s} 
Qxc2 {0.00/18 3s} 33. h8=Q {+1.07/14 3s} b1=Q {+0.24/17 4s} 
34. Rxb1+ {+0.62/13 7s} Qxb1+ {+0.20/9 0s} 35. Kh2 
{+0.69/14 1s} Ng4+ {+0.72/16 3s (Qf1)} 36. Kg3 {+0.80/14 
1s} e5 {0.00/17 8s (Ndf6)} 37. Ng5 {+1.14/12 1s} Qd3+ 
{0.00/16 2s (Qg1)} 38. f3 {+1.76/14 3s} Qe3 {+0.52/17 4s} 
39. Kh4 {+1.11/14 6s} Qf2+ {+0.32/17 5s} 40. Kh5 {+0.88/14 
4s} Ngf6+ {+0.48/17 5s} 41. Kh6 {+0.83/14 4s (Kg6)} e4 
{0.00/14 2s} 42. Ne6 {+0.48/12 3s (Nf7)} Qh4+ {-0.64/14 2s 
(exf3)} 43. Kg6 {+1.48/10 0s} Qg3+ {0.00/15 5s} 44. Kf7 
{+1.64/13 3s} Qd6 {0.00/15 4s} 45. Nd8+ {+1.64/11 1s} Ka7 
{0.00/15 4s (Ka6)} 46. Qg5 {+1.97/11 3s} Bb7 {0.00/15 2s 
(exf3)} 47. Qe3+ {+1.32/10 3s} Ka6 {0.00/15 1s (c5)} 
48. Qe2+ {+1.69/10 1s} Ka7 {0.00/8 0s} 49. Qa2+ {+1.41/11 
2s (Qe3+)} Ba6 {-0.72/8 0s} 50. Ne6 {+1.01/11 2s (Qa5)} e3 
{+0.28/14 2s} 51. Qa5 {+1.09/12 3s (Qh4)} e2 {0.00/14 2s} 
52. Qd8 {+1.53/12 1s (Qh4)} Nd5 {+0.48/16 4s} 53. f4 
{+1.26/12 1s} Kb7 {-0.56/16 2s (c5)} 54. g3 {-0.92/12 3s} 
N5b6 {-1.17/16 2s} 55. Qe7 {-1.14/12 1s} Bc4 {-1.61/17 2s} 
56. Qxd6 {-1.58/14 3s} cxd6 {-1.29/13 0s} 57. Ke7 {-1.53/14 
1s} Bxe6 {-1.73/18 2s} 58. Qe1 {-1.53/15 1s} Bc4 {-2.46/19 
2s} 59. Kxd6 {-1.46/16 2s} Bb5 {-2.42/19 2s} 60. Ke6 
{-1.46/15 2s} Nc5+ {-3.03/19 3s (Bd3)} 61. Ke7 {-3.03/13 2s 
(Kxf5)} Nb3 {-7.51/17 1s (Kc6)} 62. Qh1+ {-6.43/13 2s 
(Qb1)} Kc7 {-9.01/18 2s} 63. g4 {-6.32/13 2s (Kf7)} fxg4 
{-12.00/18 3s (Nd4)} 0-1

A few selected positions from the game:

[d]1nb5/2p4Q/1nk1p3/1p2qp2/2p1N3/8/5PPP/3B1RK1 w - - 0 22
[d]2b4Q/1kpn2Q1/4pn2/5p2/8/5N2/2q2PP1/1q3RK1 w - - 0 34
[d]2bN3Q/k1pn1KQ1/3q1n2/5p2/4p3/5P2/6P1/8 w - - 8 46
[d]3Q4/1kpn1K2/bn1qN3/Q4p2/5P2/6P1/4p3/8 w - - 1 55
[d]8/2k1K3/1n6/1b6/5Pp1/1n6/4p3/7Q w - - 0 64

Stunning game! The kind of game with complications that only computers would dare enter. I wonder the outcome of that game if longer time controls had occured. Interesting.