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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E3T00003 Date: 03/22/97
From: ANATOLY MASLOV                                        Time: 11:48pm
\/To: ALEC GOUDREAU                                       (Read 0 times)
Subj: Repeat

 Reply for the message from CARBOFOSS (My private Mail):
   Hello, Alec!
 Once upon time... (17 Mar 97 10:08),
 Alec Goudreau wrote to Anatoly Maslov:
      Game 1.  Alec Goudreau - Anatoly Maslov
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      1.d4 d5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. ??
      Game 2.  Anatoly Maslov - Alec Goudreau
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      1.d4 f5 2. e4 ??
              Vale!
      Sincerely yours, Anatoly.
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 * Origin: From RUSSIA with love... (2:5030/199.44)
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E3T00004 Date: 03/23/97
From: RICHARD MATSON                                        Time: 05:16pm
\/To: JIM HOLLISTER                                       (Read 0 times)
Subj: Re: CHESS

 JH> Rich     Jim             Jim      Rich
 JH> ----     ----            ----     ----
 JH> 13.    Re1      Nd7      13.     f3       Qg6
 JH> 14.   Bxa8      Nb8      14.    Bd3      Rxg2
 JH> 15.    Be3      Bb5      15.    Rf1     Qg3ch
 JH> 16.   Rab1       a6      16.    Kd1       e5
 JH> 17.     c4      Re5      17.    Be1      Qh3
 JH> 18.   cxb5     axb5      18.    Nd2      Ng4
     19   f4                                 
                                  regards rich
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E3T00005 Date: 03/23/97
From: SEAN COTTRELL                                         Time: 10:28pm
\/To: LEN SPENCER                                         (Read 0 times)
Subj: Chess Computer Games

This message was written at 10:23p on 03-23-1997. On 03-03-97 SEAN COTTRELL 
wrote to ALL...
 SC> I'm Looking for a good Chess Computer Game one that can be beaten now
 SC> and
 SC> then the one ive got now is so good I can only win about 1/10 games
 SC>
 SC> does anyone have any recomendations
Which game do you have now?  It will give some of us a better idea of
what to recommend.  Other than that, is there any way you could make it
play worse?  Like setting its time really fast, turning off thinkahead
(where the computer continues to work on what it THINKS will be your
move), etc.
Thanks.
Hello Len thanks for your reply
Ive been playing a few old chess sim's monochess and a nother ega chess game
for programs so small they are good at beating me :)
I was thinking of buying a new program can you recomend anything ?
win 95 compatible is alright and the capibility to play via internet would be 
good
Thanks and maybe give you a game some day :)
Sean Cottrell
sean@f1.net.au
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E3U00000 Date: 03/24/97
From: ALEC GOUDREAU                                         Time: 10:37am
\/To: STEVE SMERCAK                                       (Read 0 times)
Subj: Game?!

Hi there Steve,
I see that you have checked my King and my Next move is below;
   Game 1 AG VS SS
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      1.d4 d5
      2.c4 c6
      3.Nc3 e6
      4.e4 dxe4
      5.Nxe4 Bb4+
      6.Bd2 Qxd4
      7.Qc2  Bxd2
      8.Nxd2 Qe5+
      9.Be2 
 
Looks like you really like the Attack.........
I use to like attacking very boldly like this but-
once one starts playing in serious Chess Tournaments
one learns fast that if you charge your Opponent 
too early one can/will be eaten alive!
Unlucky for you Im a Crockadile watch out now I might
eat your Queen! or better yet your King! Pass the Salt. (Grin)
        Game 2 SS Vs AG
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           1. c4    e5
           2. Nc3   d6
           3. Nf3   Nc6
           4. e3    Nf6
           5. d4    Bf5
           6. dxe5  dxe5
 
Hmm Now an exchange of Queens?!
Waiting to see what you will play next.....................
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 123 CHESS         Ref: E3U00001 Date: 03/24/97
From: ALEC GOUDREAU                                         Time: 10:42am
\/To: ANATOLY MASLOV                                      (Read 0 times)
Subj: My Latest Reply!

  Game 1.  Alec Goudreau - Anatoly Maslov
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      1.d4 d5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Bf4
 
      Game 2.  Anatoly Maslov - Alec Goudreau
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      1.d4 f5 2. e4 fxe4
 
Stauntons Gambits whats this are you contemplating turning
the Dutch defence into dust?! I do not fear your Gambit and accept!
(Grin).
Awaiting your next reply.
Alec.
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