Free Internet Chess & Go Server
 
Home
Informations
 
Login
Register
Waiting lists
Membership
Hall of fame
Tournaments
Best game
Wikichess
Rating list
Problems
Forum
 
Links
 
Help
About
 







Game result  (chess)


C. Maceda, 1933
M. van der Kemp, 2005

1/2-1/2

See game 24457




Dominguez-Perez wins World Blitz Championship

Hikaru Nakamura wins Cap d'Agde tournament

Viswanathan Anand is FIDE world champion 2008

Nigel Short wins Commonwealth Championship

Rybka wins World Computer Chess Championship 2008

Topalov tops the October 2008 FIDE rating list

Pentala Harikrishna wins Spice Cup in Lubbock

GM Jan Werle wins EU Individual Championships

Alexandra Kosteniuk is Women's World Champion 2008

Veselin Topalov wins Bilbao

more chess news...




Andy Liu 7d wins Masters Open at NY Go Center

Gu Li 9p wins the 10th Chinese Agon Cup

Hugh Zhang 6d wins Ing's Cup Youth Go Tournament

Zou Jin 6d wins Pandanet Go European Cup

I-Han Lui 7d wins UMBC tournament

more Go news...





In the forum...


Money games...


Moneybookers, Paypal, credit card and bank transfer are available to play money games...


Affiliate links...


Win E-Points by linking to us as an affiliate, for each new member referred by your link, 1 E-Point will be added to your account...


E-Points prizes...


Ficgs now offers free games & tournaments with E-Points prizes...


Rybka 3, Fritz 12...


Rybka 3, Fritz 12, Hiarcs 13, your predictions on forthcoming chess engines...


Translators...


Translators are needed for chinese, japanese, indian, romanian, polish home pages...


Vacation help...


Hello all, I've entered a vacation time in error. Is it possible to cancel the vacation ?


Feel free to link to this page to get referer backlinks to your website !





Free Internet Chess & Go Server



Want your banner here ?







                                          
Forum



Back to forum


Pekka I. Turakainen    (2007-11-27 22:44:48)
Can u figure this out?

Some time ago we played a game of chess with my friend and after 66. move reached the following position: 6k1/5b2/8/4q3/1K6/8/1RR5/8 w - - 0 1 We agreed that it's a draw. No it isn't! It's white's move and the material looks balanced, but black will have his win after 53 moves (if white has an ideal defence). This is what the almighty Nalimov says. Don't bother to check this out with your multiprocessor chess software...it'll probably take months before it finds the right combination. What to speak of the poor human brain. Feeling humble now....


Thibault de Vassal    (2007-11-27 22:53:26)
Chessboard

Hello Pekka, you may post the position in this thread... (see Help if you don't know how to do it) ;)





More discussions about  Can u figure this out?.















 

Message




Chat



 
Please download Flash player.



Link instantly to your website linking to FICGS :

FREECHESS   SPAGHETTICHESS  


FICGS is also a social network including seo forums, a hot news & buzz blog, a free web directory and discussion forums to meet people from all over the world. Discuss the last events, improve your search engines optimization, submit your website, share your interests...




Feel free to link to FICGS to get referer links.