Chess The Official BigFooty Chess AFL League 2023 (GRAND FINAL: WEST COAST EAGLES def RICHMOND TIGERS)

[Chipmunk]

I'd like to join please

Of course, I’ll add you to the Freo team!

 

[Chipmunk]

ROUND 1

GOOD LUCK FOR THE SEASON!

pickler_mz CursingFijian RalfM Partridge Pickitt mattis117 samFFC bfff Jade Bjchan13 thewizardmelon SunsphereParker GremioPower Schulzenfest raman Anti Septic Aristotle Pickett evo daddy_4_eyes sey666 MWPP​

 

[RalfM]

Kick off on our first game

Chess: RMuhlberger vs chessyboi93

RMuhlberger (1349) vs chessyboi93 (1431). Game drawn by agreement in 31 moves over 1 year. Click to review the game, move by move.

www.chess.com

 

[RalfM]

Kick off on our first game

Chess: RMuhlberger vs chessyboi93

RMuhlberger (1349) vs chessyboi93 (1431). Game drawn by agreement in 31 moves over 1 year. Click to review the game, move by move.

www.chess.com

And it's a draw...

 

[GremioPower]

Kick off on our first game

Chess: RMuhlberger vs chessyboi93

RMuhlberger (1349) vs chessyboi93 (1431). Game drawn by agreement in 31 moves over 1 year. Click to review the game, move by move.

www.chess.com

Oh! I was watching the wrong one!

 

[GremioPower]

R1 - POWER v. ALLIES

MATCH GAMES

Board 1: RalfM (w) v (b) Schulzenfest
A40 Queen's Pawn Game: Horwitz Defense, 2.Bf4
(1. d4 e6 2. Bf4)

Chess: RMuhlberger vs chessyboi93

RMuhlberger (1349) vs chessyboi93 (1431). Game drawn by agreement in 31 moves over 1 year. Click to review the game, move by move.

www.chess.com

- Draw

Board 2: raman (w) v (b) Partridge
C44 Scotch Game: Göring Gambit, 4... dxc3 5. Nxc3
(1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. d4 exd4 4. c3 dxc3 5. Nxc3)

Chess: ramanpotential vs Swedgen2791

ramanpotential (1166) vs Swedgen2791 (1145). ramanpotential won by resignation in 22 moves over 1 year. Click to review the game, move by move.

www.chess.com

- Port won

Board 3: Pickitt (w) v (b) GremioPower
D02 London System, 3... c5
(1. d4 Nf6 2. Bf4 d5 3. Nf3 c5)

Chess: Pickitt vs prsancho

Pickitt (859) vs prsancho (1199). prsancho won by checkmate in 33 moves over 1 year. Click to review the game, move by move.

www.chess.com

- Void


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Final Score
Port Adelaide - 1.5
Brisbane-Geelong-Melbourne - 0.5

 

[Kreuuuzeurns]

Has anyone been keeping an eye on Ian vs Ding? This is one of the most entertaining WCC in recent memory. I have been watching intently most nights.

 

[mattis117]

Has anyone been keeping an eye on Ian vs Ding? This is one of the most entertaining WCC in recent memory. I have been watching intently most nights.

Yes, it's interesting cause Magnus isn't there to stomp his opponent haha

 

[Schulzenfest]

Hard to get interested when we all know they're playing for the title of second best player in the world.

 

[Kreuuuzeurns]

Yes, it's interesting cause Magnus isn't there to stomp his opponent haha

Very true.

 

[thewizardmelon]

Hard to get interested when we all know they're playing for the title of second best player in the world.

Despite that; so many decisive games has been interesting at least

 

[RalfM]

Has anyone been keeping an eye on Ian vs Ding? This is one of the most entertaining WCC in recent memory. I have been watching intently most nights.

They've been great games!

 

[mattis117]

Oof game 12 is spicy

 

[Kreuuuzeurns]

Crazy game. Ding is soo close yet so far lol.

 

[Chipmunk]

Brilliant!

 

[mattis117]

Think the whole world minus Russia and Belarus are backing Ding here.

 

[Kreuuuzeurns]

Think the whole world minus Russia and Belarus are backing Ding here.

I sure am. Was disappointed for him after game 7 and wanted to see him turn the match around, it seems he can here. So fortunate though.

 

[mattis117]

Looked like Ian was about to win and he threw it

 

[thewizardmelon]

Classic Ding, just like the Candidates. Slow start, barnstorming home at the end. Ian unlucky but good win for Ding! I feel tiebreaks coming on

 

[RalfM]

I think the eval bar showing Nepo as an almost clear win was a bit misleading, with the engine's plan being pretty obscure for humans, even players like Nepo. But Nepo's, and Ding's, fast play there for a bit leading to those (x) moves was crazy to watch! (And made me feel better about my play )

 

[thewizardmelon]

I think the eval bar showing Nepo as an almost clear win was a bit misleading, with the engine's plan being pretty obscure for humans, even players like Nepo. But Nepo's, and Ding's, fast play there for a bit leading to those (x) moves was crazy to watch! (And made me feel better about my play )

As someone who regularly evals and realises I lost a position from +2, +3 etc, while it’s definitely a big gap at that level, this match has proved a computer win is never that easy to spot as a human.

 

[mattis117]

As someone who regularly evals and realises I lost a position from +2, +3 etc, while it’s definitely a big gap at that level, this match has proved a computer win is never that easy to spot as a human.

yes, they showed that when Ian was +2.5 or something that it was only because of a single computer line that you had to see +10 moves in advance where a pawn got through to queening, in every other the way the position was even, but the eval bar shows +2.5 because of that one line.

 

[thewizardmelon]

yes, they showed that when Ian was +2.5 or something that it was only because of a single computer line that you had to see +10 moves in advance where a pawn got through to queening, in every other the way the position was even, but the eval bar shows +2.5 because of that one line.

Exactly. It’s why analysing games with computer eval is certainly sometimes flawed. I prefer to analyse with opponent/other humans like 90% of the time.

 

[thewizardmelon]

I called it - tiebreaks here we come! Ding to win 2.5-1.5

 

[Kreuuuzeurns]

I called it - tiebreaks here we come! Ding to win 2.5-1.5

What a great start! Intense.