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9. Mai 2005, 07:55:07
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Re:
modifié par Walter Montego (11. Mai 2005, 08:14:13)
[Small edit as the original post this comment refered to has been deleted - WQ :]

This particular game was brought to my attention awhile back. Your phenomenal record of wins and your attitude towards them brings special interest to it too. As anyone looking at my standings can see, I don't play regular Chess on this site. Yet, Chess itself and what happens in it does on occasion hold my interest. You are right that you may play the game as this site and the rules allow you too. I see a lot of duplicity in your actions because of this game and how you treat Alex. Believe me, I find it hard to believe that he ever showered you with insults, but perhaps he has. Who am I to argue with you? Yes, I'm me and we've had numerous disagreements in the past. Doesn't change this particular situation and if anything it brings to light how you are. Do you think you have this game as a draw, or do you have other reasons for continuing it? You're always telling everyone how many moves ahead you can see a game being played. (Yes, I cite the 72 move mate from a four piece Gothic Chess ending). I look at this game you have with Alex. A few months ago, it looked to me like he had it, but I had to differ to your greater playing ability and experience and just assumed that I was missing something you and him could see in the position. Now, when I look at the game after your last move, I can't see how you can't lose it. [Example of projected play in current game deleted WQ :] Is this not the case?

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