Something different from me... Bc5
Bc5: 1 vote (jjacob)
a6: 1 vote (hermesesus)
Nf6: 5 votes (Morecoin Freeman, dre1982, actmyname, boolberry, XMRpromotions)
Different vote for me too: Bc5: 1 vote (jjacob) a6: 1 vote (hermesesus) Nf6: 5 votes (Morecoin Freeman, dre1982, actmyname, boolberry, XMRpromotions) Nd4: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning) |
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In case anyone is wondering, Nxd2 is met by Bc3 when we would be in trouble.
Nxd2 met by Bc3 is followed by Nxf3 which is check. Thus they must capture your Knight, which allows you to Qxa2. So you get a Knight, a Rook, and a pawn (with your Queen in a powerful back side position, Rook opened up to attack down the middle and clearing the forward attack for the light square Bishop) in exchange for losing a dark square Bishop and Knight. I haven't played out all the scenarios in my head yet. Just wanted to note that one counter defense. Edit: I don't have enough time to study all the possibilities, but looks like my suggestion may make it impossible for Monero to defend both flanks of the pawns on the left and the light squares Bishop. I am thinking you should attack. But study it more carefully than I have time to. Monero's queen is in a much weaker position than your queen afaics, which is probably the key to the game at this point. There were many possibilities but I am confident in saying that white would be doing well in the final position you mention. After Qxa2 white can immediately win back material with Qh6 and Nc7 and the attack continues. |
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From what I can tell everyone appears happy with the work he has done so far. Earning his commitment for another 450 hours seems like a wise decision. |
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Nc6: 6 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname, boolberry)
Nf6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
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I found this graphic in another thread and thought it looked cool:  This was an old graphic. It seems like SuperNET integration has been waiting on the Boolberry database conversion work being complete. Hopefully we are getting close to completion now. |
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Kxg7 (boolberry)
Kxg7 (boolberry, languagehasmeaning) In case anyone is wondering, Nxd2 is met by Bc3 when we would be in trouble. |
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I vote for Nf6
StarenseN, It is easier for votes to be counted if each person updates the tally then they pick a move e5: 4 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname) Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN) c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning) |
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Both users and merchants are needed. It is hard to interest one group with the other. Popboolr is something that should really help once it gets out of beta. |
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The position below was close to a position from European Chess Club Cup Skopje 2015.
So how did your team do? Was this position derived from one of your games, a teammate or an opponent? |
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Since Rf6 was my idea you already know my vote for this move. I am busy thinking several moves ahead...
Re6 (boolberry, tifozi, newb4now, languagehasmeaning)
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Thank you  Economically you may not generate big profits but remember that mining is essential and supports the Boolberry network. |
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It's too easy to cheat. The problem with phone apps is that it's easy to emulate hardware on PC so you can generate as much unique fingerprints as you would like without using a fingerprint reader.
I share this opinion. Cheating would be trivial. Google fingerprint security and you can read about its flaws. |
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We may still be doing fine but Rf6 has suddenly made this game extremely complicated.
I could not figure out all the variations when I recommended Rf6 but I knew one thing. This game will not be boring! Passive defense hurt us against letsplayagame (resignation there is imminent) so I wanted to be more aggressive in this one. |
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There is enough commonality in that portion of the code (virtually identical) that if it were implemented in one it could easily be added to the other coin too if the developer and/or community wants it. I think every CryptoNote coin wants this! |
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We should have another problem to solve, while this games reaches its logical conclusion.
The position below was close to a position from European Chess Club Cup Skopje 2015. White was careful not to allow this defense in the game. Black to move and draw:  I solved it. Hint: In my opinion the second move for black is harder to find than the first. I our game I also vote to resign: Qc6: 1 vote (hermesesus) resign: 3 votes (boolberry, avw1982, languagehasmeaning) |
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Rf6 with the idea of Re6 attacking their queen.
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