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Back to forum Jason Repa (2008-05-13 00:43:41) How to Win against the Pin! This was an interesting game I played last year. My opponent blamed his tardiness for the loss, but the position seems quite resignable for Black as far as I'm concerned. http://members.shaw.ca/winnipeg_chess/beating_internet_trolls_at_chess.htm Jason Repa (2008-05-13 11:57:26) How to Win against the Pin! It was a pretty easy and straightforward win for me. I didn't have to worry about human intelligence and judgment getting in the way of my victory, as is normally the case in correspondence chess. All I had to do was outsmart a chess program being run by a very weak chess player.
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