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Sep26-10, 02:24 PM   #1
 

Looking for a competitor


I am quite bad at chess!
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Sep26-10, 02:26 PM   #2
 
(e2,e4)
Sep26-10, 05:05 PM   #3
 
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Sep26-10, 11:09 PM   #4
 

Looking for a competitor


(f1,c4)
Sep27-10, 12:43 AM   #5
 
(d7,d6)
Sep27-10, 11:04 PM   #6
 
(d1,f3)
Sep29-10, 08:53 AM   #7
 
Ak
Sep30-10, 12:46 AM   #8
 
(g8,f6)
Sep30-10, 06:51 PM   #9
 
(c4,b5)
Oct1-10, 04:52 PM   #10
 
c1-d2
Oct2-10, 11:59 PM   #11
 
(b8,d7)
Oct3-10, 01:46 PM   #12
 
(b2,b4)
Oct3-10, 01:57 PM   #13
 
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Oct3-10, 07:30 PM   #14
 
(a2,a4)
Oct4-10, 05:57 AM   #15
 
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Oct4-10, 05:58 AM   #16
 
Apparently this chess program doesn't incorporate an automatic en passent. Oh well, let's just continue I guess.
Oct5-10, 06:37 PM   #17
 
I didn't even know that was possible, I had to google it. That's fine with me if you can manually change it?
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