| Chess One 2004-12-27, 12:45 am |
| Dear Neil, see //whole// post for full details...
Wanna continue to play for money? I will play two moves as black without
reference to any White moves against you.
The real questions here for deep chess thinkers is what possible 'blind
move' can black play as move //three// which does not result in the loss of
a piece or mate, or catastrophic loss? ; )))
Black has played 1...c5, then 2. e6.... and 3... ? Against any play.
Cordially, Phil
"Spam Scone" <Spamscone@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Chess One wrote:
> right.
> this
>
> Then you aren't giving "pawn and two." Unless your 1....c5 was a typo
> for 2...c5.
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