Chess Game Viewer
This post demonstrates some of the possibilities of the Chess Game Viewer. It contains two chess boards as well as NAG symbols, comments and variations.
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16. Qe2 |
The remaining moves of this game will be shown in the second diagram for which I will use a different background.
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21. Raf1 |
21.Raf1 Qe6 22.R1f3 b4 23.Nf1 bxc3 24.bxc3 Qg6 25.Ng3 
30.Ne3 Ne6 31.Nxd5 Ba3 32.Rf6 Bc1 33.Ne4 Nc7?
( 25.Qxg6+ Rxg6 26.Nge3 looks even more interesting. )
25...Kg7 26.Ne3 Qe6 27.Ng4 Qg6 28.Qxg6+ fxg6 29.Rxf8 Nxf8 30.Ne3 Ne6 31.Nxd5 Ba3 32.Rf6 Bc1 33.Ne4 Nc7? ( 33...Ba3 does not help either, but is a far better move )
34.Nxc7 Ra7 35.Nd6 Kh7 36.Nde8 Be3+ 37.Kf1 Bd2 and now the mate becomes clear 38.Rf7+ Kg8 39.e6 Bxc3 40.Nf6+ Kh8 41.Rh7# 1-0Btw the game above is the game Lewis William - Wilson Harry Slater and it was played in 1819.
See the post about the Chess Game and Diagram Viewer and the links in this post if you want to learn how to publish chess games on your own site.
keelasever
30 November 2011 at 06:59
where do I get that chess game viewer?
when i look for chess game viewer there are many.
thanks. nice blog.
Chess Teacher
30 November 2011 at 07:23
It's probably best to start at http://chesspublishing.blogspot.com/2010/05/chess-game-and-diagram-viewer.html and then to try it out.
Chess Teacher
30 November 2011 at 07:28
The mentioned post also includes the link to the site where the code can be downloaded, but there's no need for this in order to try it.