I Drew Rybka in 86 Moves! - OzChess

**skeatesy** · 10-12-2010, 01:02 PM

[Event "Computer chess game"]
[Site "?"]
[Date "2010.10.09"]
[Round "?"]
[White "http://sites.google.com/site/skeatesy The New Jerusalum Canberra Australia"]
[Black "Rybka 2.2 32 bit"]
[Result "1/2-1/2"]
[ECO "A05"]
[Opening "Reti Opening"]
[Time "11:42:55"]
[Variation "KIA, 3.Bg2 Bg7 4.O-O O-O 5.d3"]
[TimeControl "60+0"]
[Termination "normal"]
[PlyCount "171"]
[WhiteType "human"]
[BlackType "program"]

1. Nf3 Nc6 {(Nb8c6 Nb1c3 Ng8f6 d2d4 d7d5 Bc1f4 Nf6h5) -0.06/10 1} 2. g3 Nf6
{(Ng8f6 d2d4 d7d5 Bf1g2 g7g6 Nb1c3 Bf8g7) -0.07/10 2} 3. Bg2 g6 {(g7g6
Nb1c3 Bf8g7 OO d7d5 d2d4 OO) -0.05/10 2} 4. d3 d5 {(d7d5 OO Bf8g7 Nb1c3 OO
Bc1f4) +0.08/9 1} 5. Nbd2 Bg7 {(Bf8g7 OO OO Nd2b3 d5d4 Nf3g5 Nf6d5)
+0.10/10 1} 6. a3 O-O {(OO OO Nf6g4 Nd2b3) +0.21/7 0} 7. h4 Qd6 {(Qd8d6
Nd2b3 d5d4 Nf3g5 Bc8g4) +0.38/8 1} 8. Nh2 a5 {(a7a5 c2c4 e7e6) +0.57/6 1}
9. O-O a4 {(a5a4 Nd2b1 Bc8f5 Bc1g5) +0.56/7 1} 10. Re1 Qc5 {(Qd6c5 Nd2f3
Bc8f5 Bc1g5) +0.56/7 1} 11. e4 d4 {(d5d4 Nd2f3 Rf8e8 Ra1b1) +0.57/7 0} 12.
Re2 Bd7 {(Bc8d7 Nd2f3 Rf8d8 Bc1g5) +0.59/7 1} 13. Re1 Rfd8 {(Rf8d8 Nh2f3
Bd7g4 b2b4) +0.64/7 0} 14. Re2 Ra6 {(Ra8a6 Nd2f3 Qc5b5 Ra1b1) +0.59/7 1}
15. Re1 Re8 {(Rd8e8 Nh2f3 e7e5 b2b4) +0.64/7 1} 16. Re2 e5 {(e7e5 Nh2f3
Bd7g4 Kg1h2 h7h6) +0.62/8 1} 17. Re1 Be6 {(Bd7e6 Nh2f3 h7h6 Ra1b1 Ra6a8)
+0.63/8 1} 18. Re2 h6 {(h7h6 Nh2f3 Re8d8 Ra1b1 Nf6g4) +0.67/8 0} 19. Re1
Rea8 {(Re8a8 Nh2f3 Ra8b8 b2b4 a4xb3/ep) +0.64/8 1} 20. Re2 Rd8 {(Ra8d8
Nh2f3 Ra6a8 b2b4 a4xb3/ep) +0.64/8 1} 21. Re1 Rb6 {(Ra6b6 Nh2f3 Nc6a5
Ra1b1) +0.63/7 0} 22. Re2 Ne8 {(Nf6e8 Nd2c4 Be6xc4 d3xc4 Qc5xc4 Nh2f3 Ne8d6
Qd1d3) +0.63/8 0} 23. Re1 Nd6 {(Ne8d6 Ra1b1 Rb6b5) +0.73/6 0} 24. Re2 Bf6
{(Bg7f6 Nd2f3 Kg8g7 Bc1d2) +0.72/7 1} 25. Ndf1 Rb5 {(Rb6b5 Bc1xh6 Rb5xb2)
+0.78/6 0} 26. Nd2 Re8 {(Rd8e8 Ra1b1 Kg8g7 Nd2f3) +0.73/7 1} 27. Ndf1 Qb6
{(Qc5b6 Re2e1 Rb5c5 Bc1xh6) +0.77/7 0} 28. Nd2 Qa6 {(Qb6a6 Nh2f3 b7b6)
+0.72/6 0} 29. Ndf1 Bg7 {(Bf6g7 Nh2f3 Qa6b6 Nf1d2) +0.70/7 1} 30. Nd2 b6
{(b7b6 Nh2f3 Bg7f6) +0.68/6 0} 31. Nhf3 Rf8 {(Re8f8 h4h5 Bg7f6 b2b4)
+0.54/7 1} 32. Nf1 f6 {(f7f6 Nf1d2 Rb5c5) +0.63/6 0} 33. N1d2 g5 {(g6g5
h4xg5 h6xg5 Re2e1 Rb5c5) +0.50/7 0} 34. Nf1 g4 {(g5g4 Nf3e1 h6h5 f2f3)
+0.60/7 0} 35. N3h2 h5 {(h6h5 f2f3 Rf8e8) +0.55/6 0} 36. Nd2 Rf7 {(Rf8f7)
+0.67/4 0} 37. Ndf1 Bd7 {(Be6d7 Nf1d2) +0.59/5 0} 38. Nd2 Ne7 {(Nc6e7
Nh2f1) +0.53/5 0} 39. Ndf1 Qc8 {(Qa6c8 f2f3) +0.51/5 0} 40. Nd2 Nc6 {(Ne7c6
c2c4 Rb5a5) +0.45/6 0} 41. Ndf1 Be6 {(Bd7e6 f2f3) +0.58/5 0} 42. Nd2 Qb7
{(Qc8b7) +0.62/4 0} 43. Ndf1 Re7 {(Rf7e7 f2f3) +0.56/5 0} 44. Nd2 Qa6
{(Qb7a6 Re2e1 Rb5c5) +0.62/6 0} 45. Ndf1 Qc8 {(Qa6c8 Nf1d2) +0.69/5 0} 46.
Nd2 Rc5 {(Rb5c5 Nd2f1 Qc8e8) +0.70/6 0} 47. Ndf1 Qe8 {(Qc8e8 Bc1d2 Rc5b5)
+0.67/6 0} 48. Nd2 Qg6 {(Qe8g6 Nh2f1) +0.71/5 0} 49. Re1 Re8 {(Re7e8 Ra1b1
Re8d8) +0.75/6 0} 50. Re2 Rd8 {(Re8d8 Re2e1 Rd8c8) +0.73/6 0} 51. Re1 Ra8
{(Rd8a8 Ra1b1) +0.76/5 0} 52. Re2 Re8 {(Ra8e8 Re2e1) +0.75/5 0} 53. Re1 Rf8
{(Re8f8 Nd2f1 Rc5b5) +0.72/6 0} 54. Re2 Ra8 {(Rf8a8 Re2e1) +0.72/5 0} 55.
Re1 Qf7 {(Qg6f7 Ra1b1) +0.74/5 0} 56. Re2 Rb8 {(Ra8b8) +0.72/4 0} 57. Re1
Re8 {(Rb8e8 Nd2f1 Re8d8) +0.72/6 0} 58. Re2 Ra8 {(Re8a8 f2f3) +0.72/5 0}
59. Re1 Qd7 {(Qf7d7 Nd2f1) +0.74/5 0} 60. Re2 Kh7 {(Kg8h7 Re2e1) +0.72/5 0}
61. Re1 Qf7 {(Qd7f7 f2f3) +0.71/5 0} 62. Re2 Qe7 {(Qf7e7) +0.73/4 0} 63.
Re1 Qe8 {(Qe7e8 f2f3) +0.71/5 0} 64. Re2 Qg6 {(Qe8g6 Nh2f1) +0.77/5 0} 65.
Re1 Rd8 {(Ra8d8 Re1e2) +0.73/5 0} 66. Re2 Rb8 {(Rd8b8 Re2e1) +0.74/5 0} 67.
Re1 Rf8 {(Rb8f8 Nd2f1) +0.73/4 0} 68. Re2 Rd8 {(Rf8d8) +0.76/4 0} 69. Re1
Re8 {(Rd8e8 Nd2f1 Rc5b5) +0.72/5 0} 70. Re2 Kh8 {(Kh7h8 Nh2f1) +0.75/5 0}
71. Re1 Qf7 {(Qg6f7 f2f3) +0.72/5 0} 72. Re2 Kh7 {(Kh8h7 Nh2f1) +0.72/5 0}
73. Re1 Na5 {(Nc6a5 Nd2f1) +0.71/5 0} 74. Re2 Qg6 {(Qf7g6 Nh2f1) +0.69/5 0}
75. Re1 Ra8 {(Re8a8) +0.71/3 0} 76. Re2 Kg8 {(Kh7g8 Re2e1) +0.73/3 0} 77.
Re1 Rd8 {(Ra8d8 Nh2f1) +0.71/3 0} 78. Re2 Bh6 {(Bg7h6) +0.73/2 0} 79. Re1
Nc6 {(Na5c6) +0.72/1 0} 80. Re2 Qh7 {(Qg6h7) +0.68/1 0} 81. Re1 Bg7
{(Bh6g7) +0.65/1 0} 82. Re2 Rb5 {(Rc5b5) +0.67/1 0} 83. Re1 Qg6 {(Qh7g6
c2c4) +0.70/3 0} 84. Re2 Rb8 {(Rd8b8) +0.72/2 0} 85. Re1 Rd8 {(Rb8d8 c2c4)
0.00/7 0 50 moves rule} 86. Re2 {50 moves rule} 1/2-1/2

WHAT happened here against RYBKA is I am able to see very early in the peace
where RYBKA is aiming so if I doordle a bit at the begining RYBKA will give
some sort of indication as to whether it will play an open or closed game.

MY BAKE-BEAN ATTACK is WELL KNOWN TO THE RUSSIAN GRANDMASTERS after I beat
RYBKA AND THEN THEY 'rybka' BANNED ME BECAUSE USA dosent like people who
beat their best machines .

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**skeatesy** · 10-12-2010, 01:10 PM

the spassky system is related to my bake bean attack and presedent putin told rybka off when they banned me ao the russians know when usa is a game ..

**Just2Good** · 10-12-2010, 02:01 PM

Originally Posted by skeatesy

MY BAKE-BEAN ATTACK is WELL KNOWN TO THE RUSSIAN GRANDMASTERS after I beat
RYBKA AND THEN THEY 'rybka' BANNED ME BECAUSE USA dosent like people who
beat their best machines .

You took those Yanks down a notch!

**skeatesy** · 10-12-2010, 03:36 PM

most people cannot believe me even when they see me do it ..and so i get them to play rybka and they dont last 5 moves before rybka kills them but useing my bake-bean attack , similer to spassky's classical system , you can survive but at a cost ..its the most boreing way to play but when it comes to the world stakes i dont let one misstake happen at the speed of light ..people dont think its possible to move so fast but if you think about it ..dont leave any time after rybka moves so your not letting it think because it uses your time ..rybka says i move too fast but why dont they move slower ..tit for tat ..president putin of russia backed me up on the rybka site and they tryed to ban his remark ..how arrigant the yanks are ..

**JaK** · 10-12-2010, 04:12 PM

Originally Posted by skeatesy

most people cannot believe me even when they see me do it ..and so i get them to play rybka and they dont last 5 moves before rybka kills them but useing my bake-bean attack , similer to spassky's classical system , you can survive but at a cost ..its the most boreing way to play but when it comes to the world stakes i dont let one misstake happen at the speed of light ..people dont think its possible to move so fast but if you think about it ..dont leave any time after rybka moves so your not letting it think because it uses your time ..rybka says i move too fast but why dont they move slower ..tit for tat ..president putin of russia backed me up on the rybka site and they tryed to ban his remark ..how arrigant the yanks are ..

Hi Skeat

I am impressed but you are warned:
Against your BAKE - BEANS ATTACK I am preparing my BAKED - BEANS DEFENCE! When I am ready I will challenge you for the match of the century!
Cheers and good luck!
PS BakeD implies not only the completed system of defence but also some chemical reactions that go with it!

**skeatesy** · 10-12-2010, 04:16 PM

i have only one video left on the net on vidilife videos under skeatesy ' of my world records because i took them off after so many people said i faked them but i coach canberra 's top player milan ..and so if i get the inclination i will make some more

**Just2Good** · 10-12-2010, 06:22 PM

Originally Posted by skeatesy

president putin of russia backed me up on the rybka site and they tryed to ban his remark ..how arrigant the yanks are ..

Is that why Putin doesn't get along with Garry Kasparov?

**skeatesy** · 10-12-2010, 07:37 PM

yes ..poor ol' kaspy got locked up in prison for a while ..it happens when you get old ..every thing you thought possible gets thrown to the dogs ..you'll see ..life aint what its sposed to be when you get old ..any way ...a little why the bake- bean attack actualy works ..
the philodor defence is the easiest to remember and when i was a little boy in the 1960's i beat my uncle with it who was the german champion at the time and i could have had a fair chance of beating fischer in the world championships but i was in australia and my perents didnt have a dime so i didnt compete ..now what has philodor got to do with this ..well fischer back then told all young players to start with it because it was actauly very good before computers came in ..phillordor said that 8 pawns locked together isworth more than every other piece on the board together so thats what i do to rybka i sac every piece to keep my 8 pawns and rybka knows it cant attack because it evalutes me as 2 tempos ahead even when i give it a free queen toprotect my pawn structure .integrity .

**antichrist** · 10-12-2010, 09:56 PM

skeatesy, are your ears going red

10-12-2010, 01:02 PM	#1 (permalink)
skeatesy skeatesy Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: new jerusalum canberra australia Posts: 19	I Drew Rybka in 86 Moves! [Event "Computer chess game"] [Site "?"] [Date "2010.10.09"] [Round "?"] [White "http://sites.google.com/site/skeatesy The New Jerusalum Canberra Australia"] [Black "Rybka 2.2 32 bit"] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [ECO "A05"] [Opening "Reti Opening"] [Time "11:42:55"] [Variation "KIA, 3.Bg2 Bg7 4.O-O O-O 5.d3"] [TimeControl "60+0"] [Termination "normal"] [PlyCount "171"] [WhiteType "human"] [BlackType "program"] 1. Nf3 Nc6 {(Nb8c6 Nb1c3 Ng8f6 d2d4 d7d5 Bc1f4 Nf6h5) -0.06/10 1} 2. g3 Nf6 {(Ng8f6 d2d4 d7d5 Bf1g2 g7g6 Nb1c3 Bf8g7) -0.07/10 2} 3. Bg2 g6 {(g7g6 Nb1c3 Bf8g7 OO d7d5 d2d4 OO) -0.05/10 2} 4. d3 d5 {(d7d5 OO Bf8g7 Nb1c3 OO Bc1f4) +0.08/9 1} 5. Nbd2 Bg7 {(Bf8g7 OO OO Nd2b3 d5d4 Nf3g5 Nf6d5) +0.10/10 1} 6. a3 O-O {(OO OO Nf6g4 Nd2b3) +0.21/7 0} 7. h4 Qd6 {(Qd8d6 Nd2b3 d5d4 Nf3g5 Bc8g4) +0.38/8 1} 8. Nh2 a5 {(a7a5 c2c4 e7e6) +0.57/6 1} 9. O-O a4 {(a5a4 Nd2b1 Bc8f5 Bc1g5) +0.56/7 1} 10. Re1 Qc5 {(Qd6c5 Nd2f3 Bc8f5 Bc1g5) +0.56/7 1} 11. e4 d4 {(d5d4 Nd2f3 Rf8e8 Ra1b1) +0.57/7 0} 12. Re2 Bd7 {(Bc8d7 Nd2f3 Rf8d8 Bc1g5) +0.59/7 1} 13. Re1 Rfd8 {(Rf8d8 Nh2f3 Bd7g4 b2b4) +0.64/7 0} 14. Re2 Ra6 {(Ra8a6 Nd2f3 Qc5b5 Ra1b1) +0.59/7 1} 15. Re1 Re8 {(Rd8e8 Nh2f3 e7e5 b2b4) +0.64/7 1} 16. Re2 e5 {(e7e5 Nh2f3 Bd7g4 Kg1h2 h7h6) +0.62/8 1} 17. Re1 Be6 {(Bd7e6 Nh2f3 h7h6 Ra1b1 Ra6a8) +0.63/8 1} 18. Re2 h6 {(h7h6 Nh2f3 Re8d8 Ra1b1 Nf6g4) +0.67/8 0} 19. Re1 Rea8 {(Re8a8 Nh2f3 Ra8b8 b2b4 a4xb3/ep) +0.64/8 1} 20. Re2 Rd8 {(Ra8d8 Nh2f3 Ra6a8 b2b4 a4xb3/ep) +0.64/8 1} 21. Re1 Rb6 {(Ra6b6 Nh2f3 Nc6a5 Ra1b1) +0.63/7 0} 22. Re2 Ne8 {(Nf6e8 Nd2c4 Be6xc4 d3xc4 Qc5xc4 Nh2f3 Ne8d6 Qd1d3) +0.63/8 0} 23. Re1 Nd6 {(Ne8d6 Ra1b1 Rb6b5) +0.73/6 0} 24. Re2 Bf6 {(Bg7f6 Nd2f3 Kg8g7 Bc1d2) +0.72/7 1} 25. Ndf1 Rb5 {(Rb6b5 Bc1xh6 Rb5xb2) +0.78/6 0} 26. Nd2 Re8 {(Rd8e8 Ra1b1 Kg8g7 Nd2f3) +0.73/7 1} 27. Ndf1 Qb6 {(Qc5b6 Re2e1 Rb5c5 Bc1xh6) +0.77/7 0} 28. Nd2 Qa6 {(Qb6a6 Nh2f3 b7b6) +0.72/6 0} 29. Ndf1 Bg7 {(Bf6g7 Nh2f3 Qa6b6 Nf1d2) +0.70/7 1} 30. Nd2 b6 {(b7b6 Nh2f3 Bg7f6) +0.68/6 0} 31. Nhf3 Rf8 {(Re8f8 h4h5 Bg7f6 b2b4) +0.54/7 1} 32. Nf1 f6 {(f7f6 Nf1d2 Rb5c5) +0.63/6 0} 33. N1d2 g5 {(g6g5 h4xg5 h6xg5 Re2e1 Rb5c5) +0.50/7 0} 34. Nf1 g4 {(g5g4 Nf3e1 h6h5 f2f3) +0.60/7 0} 35. N3h2 h5 {(h6h5 f2f3 Rf8e8) +0.55/6 0} 36. Nd2 Rf7 {(Rf8f7) +0.67/4 0} 37. Ndf1 Bd7 {(Be6d7 Nf1d2) +0.59/5 0} 38. Nd2 Ne7 {(Nc6e7 Nh2f1) +0.53/5 0} 39. Ndf1 Qc8 {(Qa6c8 f2f3) +0.51/5 0} 40. Nd2 Nc6 {(Ne7c6 c2c4 Rb5a5) +0.45/6 0} 41. Ndf1 Be6 {(Bd7e6 f2f3) +0.58/5 0} 42. Nd2 Qb7 {(Qc8b7) +0.62/4 0} 43. Ndf1 Re7 {(Rf7e7 f2f3) +0.56/5 0} 44. Nd2 Qa6 {(Qb7a6 Re2e1 Rb5c5) +0.62/6 0} 45. Ndf1 Qc8 {(Qa6c8 Nf1d2) +0.69/5 0} 46. Nd2 Rc5 {(Rb5c5 Nd2f1 Qc8e8) +0.70/6 0} 47. Ndf1 Qe8 {(Qc8e8 Bc1d2 Rc5b5) +0.67/6 0} 48. Nd2 Qg6 {(Qe8g6 Nh2f1) +0.71/5 0} 49. Re1 Re8 {(Re7e8 Ra1b1 Re8d8) +0.75/6 0} 50. Re2 Rd8 {(Re8d8 Re2e1 Rd8c8) +0.73/6 0} 51. Re1 Ra8 {(Rd8a8 Ra1b1) +0.76/5 0} 52. Re2 Re8 {(Ra8e8 Re2e1) +0.75/5 0} 53. Re1 Rf8 {(Re8f8 Nd2f1 Rc5b5) +0.72/6 0} 54. Re2 Ra8 {(Rf8a8 Re2e1) +0.72/5 0} 55. Re1 Qf7 {(Qg6f7 Ra1b1) +0.74/5 0} 56. Re2 Rb8 {(Ra8b8) +0.72/4 0} 57. Re1 Re8 {(Rb8e8 Nd2f1 Re8d8) +0.72/6 0} 58. Re2 Ra8 {(Re8a8 f2f3) +0.72/5 0} 59. Re1 Qd7 {(Qf7d7 Nd2f1) +0.74/5 0} 60. Re2 Kh7 {(Kg8h7 Re2e1) +0.72/5 0} 61. Re1 Qf7 {(Qd7f7 f2f3) +0.71/5 0} 62. Re2 Qe7 {(Qf7e7) +0.73/4 0} 63. Re1 Qe8 {(Qe7e8 f2f3) +0.71/5 0} 64. Re2 Qg6 {(Qe8g6 Nh2f1) +0.77/5 0} 65. Re1 Rd8 {(Ra8d8 Re1e2) +0.73/5 0} 66. Re2 Rb8 {(Rd8b8 Re2e1) +0.74/5 0} 67. Re1 Rf8 {(Rb8f8 Nd2f1) +0.73/4 0} 68. Re2 Rd8 {(Rf8d8) +0.76/4 0} 69. Re1 Re8 {(Rd8e8 Nd2f1 Rc5b5) +0.72/5 0} 70. Re2 Kh8 {(Kh7h8 Nh2f1) +0.75/5 0} 71. Re1 Qf7 {(Qg6f7 f2f3) +0.72/5 0} 72. Re2 Kh7 {(Kh8h7 Nh2f1) +0.72/5 0} 73. Re1 Na5 {(Nc6a5 Nd2f1) +0.71/5 0} 74. Re2 Qg6 {(Qf7g6 Nh2f1) +0.69/5 0} 75. Re1 Ra8 {(Re8a8) +0.71/3 0} 76. Re2 Kg8 {(Kh7g8 Re2e1) +0.73/3 0} 77. Re1 Rd8 {(Ra8d8 Nh2f1) +0.71/3 0} 78. Re2 Bh6 {(Bg7h6) +0.73/2 0} 79. Re1 Nc6 {(Na5c6) +0.72/1 0} 80. Re2 Qh7 {(Qg6h7) +0.68/1 0} 81. Re1 Bg7 {(Bh6g7) +0.65/1 0} 82. Re2 Rb5 {(Rc5b5) +0.67/1 0} 83. Re1 Qg6 {(Qh7g6 c2c4) +0.70/3 0} 84. Re2 Rb8 {(Rd8b8) +0.72/2 0} 85. Re1 Rd8 {(Rb8d8 c2c4) 0.00/7 0 50 moves rule} 86. Re2 {50 moves rule} 1/2-1/2 WHAT happened here against RYBKA is I am able to see very early in the peace where RYBKA is aiming so if I doordle a bit at the begining RYBKA will give some sort of indication as to whether it will play an open or closed game. MY BAKE-BEAN ATTACK is WELL KNOWN TO THE RUSSIAN GRANDMASTERS after I beat RYBKA AND THEN THEY 'rybka' BANNED ME BECAUSE USA dosent like people who beat their best machines . <a href=http://www.freeimagehosting.net/image.php?ff958b6777.jpg><img src=http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/th.ff958b6777.jpg alt="Free Image Hosting by FreeImageHosting.net"></a> __________________ christopher phillip skeates the new jerusalum canberra australia i am revelations 12 wo to man for sin against woman all males are to be castrated to protect the earth http://sites.google.com/site/skeatesy skeatesy1 .. youtube skeatesy@gmail.com Last edited by Just2Good : 10-12-2010 at 01:23 PM Reason: Added [PGN] Tags

10-12-2010, 02:01 PM	#3 (permalink)
Just2Good Tin Cup Champ 2004 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Cairns Posts: 6,233 ICC Handle: Advantage FICS Handle: Advantage	Originally Posted by skeatesy MY BAKE-BEAN ATTACK is WELL KNOWN TO THE RUSSIAN GRANDMASTERS after I beat RYBKA AND THEN THEY 'rybka' BANNED ME BECAUSE USA dosent like people who beat their best machines . You took those Yanks down a notch! __________________ . "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing." ~ Isaiah Berlin ~

10-12-2010, 03:36 PM	#4 (permalink)
skeatesy skeatesy Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: new jerusalum canberra australia Posts: 19	thanks for the reply to my draw with rybka most people cannot believe me even when they see me do it ..and so i get them to play rybka and they dont last 5 moves before rybka kills them but useing my bake-bean attack , similer to spassky's classical system , you can survive but at a cost ..its the most boreing way to play but when it comes to the world stakes i dont let one misstake happen at the speed of light ..people dont think its possible to move so fast but if you think about it ..dont leave any time after rybka moves so your not letting it think because it uses your time ..rybka says i move too fast but why dont they move slower ..tit for tat ..president putin of russia backed me up on the rybka site and they tryed to ban his remark ..how arrigant the yanks are .. __________________ christopher phillip skeates the new jerusalum canberra australia i am revelations 12 wo to man for sin against woman all males are to be castrated to protect the earth http://sites.google.com/site/skeatesy skeatesy1 .. youtube skeatesy@gmail.com

10-12-2010, 04:12 PM	#5 (permalink)
JaK Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 391	Originally Posted by skeatesy most people cannot believe me even when they see me do it ..and so i get them to play rybka and they dont last 5 moves before rybka kills them but useing my bake-bean attack , similer to spassky's classical system , you can survive but at a cost ..its the most boreing way to play but when it comes to the world stakes i dont let one misstake happen at the speed of light ..people dont think its possible to move so fast but if you think about it ..dont leave any time after rybka moves so your not letting it think because it uses your time ..rybka says i move too fast but why dont they move slower ..tit for tat ..president putin of russia backed me up on the rybka site and they tryed to ban his remark ..how arrigant the yanks are .. Hi Skeat I am impressed but you are warned: Against your BAKE - BEANS ATTACK I am preparing my BAKED - BEANS DEFENCE! When I am ready I will challenge you for the match of the century! Cheers and good luck! PS BakeD implies not only the completed system of defence but also some chemical reactions that go with it!

10-12-2010, 04:16 PM	#6 (permalink)
skeatesy skeatesy Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: new jerusalum canberra australia Posts: 19	i have only one video left on the net on vidilife videos under skeatesy ' of my world records because i took them off after so many people said i faked them but i coach canberra 's top player milan ..and so if i get the inclination i will make some more __________________ christopher phillip skeates the new jerusalum canberra australia i am revelations 12 wo to man for sin against woman all males are to be castrated to protect the earth http://sites.google.com/site/skeatesy skeatesy1 .. youtube skeatesy@gmail.com

10-12-2010, 06:22 PM	#7 (permalink)
Just2Good Tin Cup Champ 2004 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Cairns Posts: 6,233 ICC Handle: Advantage FICS Handle: Advantage	Originally Posted by skeatesy president putin of russia backed me up on the rybka site and they tryed to ban his remark ..how arrigant the yanks are .. Is that why Putin doesn't get along with Garry Kasparov? __________________ . "The fox knows many things, but the hedgehog knows one big thing." ~ Isaiah Berlin ~

10-12-2010, 07:37 PM	#8 (permalink)
skeatesy skeatesy Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: new jerusalum canberra australia Posts: 19	my bake bean attack putin reply yes ..poor ol' kaspy got locked up in prison for a while ..it happens when you get old ..every thing you thought possible gets thrown to the dogs ..you'll see ..life aint what its sposed to be when you get old ..any way ...a little why the bake- bean attack actualy works .. the philodor defence is the easiest to remember and when i was a little boy in the 1960's i beat my uncle with it who was the german champion at the time and i could have had a fair chance of beating fischer in the world championships but i was in australia and my perents didnt have a dime so i didnt compete ..now what has philodor got to do with this ..well fischer back then told all young players to start with it because it was actauly very good before computers came in ..phillordor said that 8 pawns locked together isworth more than every other piece on the board together so thats what i do to rybka i sac every piece to keep my 8 pawns and rybka knows it cant attack because it evalutes me as 2 tempos ahead even when i give it a free queen toprotect my pawn structure .integrity . __________________ christopher phillip skeates the new jerusalum canberra australia i am revelations 12 wo to man for sin against woman all males are to be castrated to protect the earth http://sites.google.com/site/skeatesy skeatesy1 .. youtube skeatesy@gmail.com

10-12-2010, 09:56 PM	#9 (permalink)
antichrist Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Byron Bay, NSW Posts: 2,821	skeatesy, are your ears going red

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