Can you share a chess.com game review with non-members?

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Can I share a review of a game with someone who isn't a member of "chess.com"? Like in an email perhaps or whatever...?
 

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I'm not sure you can see it if you aren't logged in, but yeah. Obviously I can try!

EDIT: Just fixed my site's problems with security certificates and SSL encryption. Still a way to go though...

EDIT2: My laptop can hardly manage Visual Studio.... It breaks down from time to time...
 
So, here's a try... I've come to realize that several people walk blindly into this trap thinking I'm giving away my officers without a hiddden agenda. So they loose in ten moves.

Ten move trap (chess.com).
 
Tell me if you can access it.... please.
 
I get to the website when clicking on that link, but don't see a way to watch the type of opening you mention. It just asks me if I want to play a game and what my skill level is.

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Yeah, I suspected as much. I think there's a way to export or share a game. I'll have to search for the way.
 
sbrothy said:
I think there's a way to export or share a game.
Does this 10-move opening have a name? We could just search on it to find a video...
 
No, it's my "own invention". As if? Like I'm the first one doing that. I just see a pattern of more and more players falling prey to it.
 
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It works for me.
I believe that the white's moves are clever.
Perhaps the blacks could have played the queen in the last steps to avoid the checkmate?
 
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So it did actually work. I'm surprised. Still, I dont understand why people think I sacrifize officers without a plan.
 
Lnewqban said:
It works for me.
I believe that the white's moves are clever.
Perhaps the blacks could have played the queen in the last steps to avoid the checkmate?
But yeah, I count on my opponent being dumb. Also I smash all openings out of the gate.

EDIT: And their castling is destroyed. Sometimes I chase their king all over the board.
 
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I could, with concentration, increase my rating, but I'd rather have fun. :)
 
Once you move up the rating ladder, people don't fall that easily :H
Although I had never seen that one :)
 
I had a match with a schizophrenic who is also on the autism spectrum. After 1.5 hours without any errors we agreed on remis. I was at my limit and apparently so was he. It was obvious though that the first one to make an error was toast!

Later I looked over his shoulder while he was playing on chess.com and his rating was >1700!

I think I got out of our match with a little luck. But as I said I'd rather have fun than concentrate so hard.
 
But yeah, my opponents aren't to bright. I'll admit.