In this position, Black (MKP 1750) is a pawn down, but seems to have some chances due to its passed d-pawn:ģrr3/3q2k1/6pp/8/1BQpn3/P4R2/1P4PP/R6K w - 7 39 Game two saw MKP 1750 play more cautiously, perhaps learning the lesson from its reckless game one play. Nxd4, with the discovered attack on the h5 Knight: In this position, White (MKP 1750) thinks he's winning a pawn with 10. The first game only lasted 21 moves, but MKP played more respectably in the second game, going 43 moves. Who will win?īattle Chess 4000 defeated the Millennium King Performance (set on 1750 ELO) by winning both games. Next up is two games of Battle Chess 4000 against MKP playing at 1750 ELO. Black tried the counter attack of 14.Bb4, but that only delayed things. Whether the Black Queen goes to c6 or c5, it all ends in disaster after 15. In this position, White (Battle Chess 4000) has just played 14. In the second game, Black (MKP) gets careless with its Queen. Bc5+?, thinking that after Black takes the Bishop, it will win the hanging rook on d7.Ĩ/3r1p2/1k1Bp1p1/pp2P2p/q3bP1P/P1r3P1/2PR3K/1Q1R4 w - 4 52īut White failed to calculate the upcoming checks, and Black made quick work of things. In this position, White (MKP 1600) tries 52. The second game was a 15-move miniature as MKP let its Queen get trapped. Then MKP (White) made a speculative sacrifice that didn't work as planned. The first game was a weird one I thought was going to be a draw, because they shuffled their pieces to and fro for about 15 moves. Battle Chess 4000 wins both games against the 1600 level of MKP.

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