Sports report on a slow chess match?! [EN-DE] Sportreportage zu einem langsamen Schachspiel?!

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Hello chess community! For a long time I've wanted to tell you about our enjoyment of slow chess, which I currently often report on in small bites at Noise.Cash. Now on the occasion of a longer post it's finally time.

The post has also appeared on Read.Cash, see https://read.cash/@anli/sports-report-on-a-slow-chess-match-en-de-sportreportage-zu-einem-langsamen-schachspiel-664ca187

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Here is yet another good game of chess with a dear friend of mine.

The lesson: Expect the unexpected

I loved the opening of this game. As most of the times with chess 960 there is variety to be expected.

https://www.chess.com/game/daily/345442391

At 5.Rxf5 I felt a tense momentum, because I miscalculated my Rook defense (5) against the Knight and Bishop threat (3). When I saw it happen I prioritized my Rook over this poor Pawn and went on with revenge in mind.

The advancement looks even more interesting. Both of us often build complex knots with those artful chess policies and pieces. At 9.Bf3 I commented in our chat: "9. By wondering: Why is the Knight f5 actually no longer covered? It only took a moment until I asked myself: Who did the Bishop from e4 actually cover?" And then came the revenge!

You can not foresee these moments. That's what I love about chess. Especially about slow online chess where I can stick around with the pieces all day long without my opponent watching before I make a decision.

Immediately afterwards I took a look at the diagonal b7/g2. However, I refrained from my first impulse to move my queen there, as I feared the bishop on g3. (Queen, forbear the bishop!)

When my opponent built up pressure on my Rook with 11.e4, he confessed in the chat that he hadn't noticed the pressure on his Rook before. But so the pressure was balanced out and discharged in a battle without any notable successes - except for the one of being able to better conquer the scorched earth.

Did I mention how chess often depicts political and sociological contexts? That is exactly what it does.

With 14.c5 I then prepared a campaign for my Queen, who I had previously spared, and won further material with her to put the King under direct pressure. It took until 20.Bf2 that I received the offer to get a safe square for the Bishop g1, but overlooked it! Instead I opened up the chance for my opponent to pin that Bishop to my own Queen. (Queen, forbear the bishop!)

Then it went on with a lot of fiddling. But that's what I love about chess, especially slow online chess. But see for yourself.

PS: In the 28th move, I would have liked to have puzzled and fought vigorously once again. But I don't want to tell you about that here, so as not to deprive you of the fun of watching the game yourself from move 20 at the latest.

Follow my Chess post trail on Noise.Cash via https://noise.cash/post/l77609q6

See how I started a Chess community on Read.Cash and be invited to fill it at https://read.cash/c/chess-d4e5/post-44d03a6a

I hope you and I play a game soon. I really would love to!

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Hallo Schach-Community! Lange schon wollte ich euch von unserer Freude an langsamem Schach erzählen, über das ich derzeit oft in kleinen Häppchen bei Noise.Cash berichte. Jetzt aus Anlass eines längeren Beitrags ist es endlich soweit.

Dieser Beitrag ist auch erschienen auf Read.Cash, siehe https://read.cash/@anli/sports-report-on-a-slow-chess-match-en-de-sportreportage-zu-einem-langsamen-schachspiel-664ca187

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Hier ist eine weitere gute Schachpartie mit einem lieben Freund von mir.

Die Lektion: Erwarte das Unerwartete

Ich liebte die Eröffnung dieser Partie. Wie meistens bei Schach 960 ist Abwechslung zu erwarten.

https://www.chess.com/game/daily/345442391

Bei 5.Sxf5 verspürte ich einen nervösen Moment, weil ich meine Turmverteidigung (5) gegen die Springer- und Läuferdrohung (3) falsch berechnete. Als ich das sah, gab ich meinem Turm den Vorrang vor diesem armen Bauern und zog mit dem Vorsatz einer Vergeltung weiter.

Die weitere Entwicklung sieht noch interessanter aus. Wir beide bauen oft komplexe Knoten mit diesen kunstvollen Schachrichtlinien und Figuren. Bei 9.Lf3 kommentierte ich in unserem Chat: "9. Indem ich mich wundete: Warum ist der Springer f5 eigentlich nicht mehr gedeckt? Dauerte es nur einen Moment, bis ich mich fragte: Wen hat der Läufer von e4 eigentlich gedeckt?" Und dann kam die Vergeltung!

Diese Momente kann man nicht vorhersehen. Das ist es, was ich am Schach liebe. Vor allem am langsamen Online-Schach, wo ich den ganzen Tag mit den Figuren herumspielen kann, ohne dass mein Gegner zuschaut, bevor ich eine Entscheidung treffe.

Unmittelbar danach warf ich einen Blick auf die Diagonale b7/g2. Von meinem ersten Impuls, meine Dame dorthin zu ziehen, habe ich jedoch Abstand genommen, da ich den Bischof auf g3 fürchtete. (Dame, meide den Bischof! [Engl. für "Läufer"])

Als mein Gegner mit 11.e4 Druck auf meinen Turm aufbaute, gestand er im Chat, dass er den Druck auf seinen Turm vorher nicht bemerkt hatte. Aber so wurde der Druck ausgeglichen und entlud sich in einem Kampf ohne nennenswerte Erfolge - außer dem, die verbrannte Erde besser erobern zu können.

Habe ich schon erwähnt, dass Schach oft politische und soziologische Zusammenhänge abbildet? Genau das tut es.

Mit 14.c5 bereitete ich dann einen Feldzug für meine Dame vor, die ich zuvor geschont hatte, und gewann mit ihr weiteres Material, um den König direkt unter Druck zu setzen. Erst mit 20.Lf2 erhielt ich das Angebot, ein sicheres Feld für den Läufer g1 zu bekommen, übersah es aber! Stattdessen eröffnete ich meinem Gegner die Chance, diesen Läufer an meine eigene Dame zu heften. (Dame, meide den Bischof!)

Dann ging es mit viel Tüftelei weiter. Aber das ist es, was ich am Schach liebe, besonders am langsamen Online-Schach. Aber sieh selbst.

PS: Im 28. Zug hätte ich gerne noch einmal kräftig geknobelt und gekämpft. Aber das will ich hier nicht verraten, um Dir nicht den Spaß zu nehmen, die Partie spätestens ab Zug 20 selbst zu betrachten.

Folge meinem Schachpfad auf Noise.Cash über https://noise.cash/post/l77609q6

Sieh dir an, wie ich eine Schach-Community auf Read.Cash gestartet habe und lass dich einladen, sie zu füllen via https://read.cash/c/chess-d4e5/post-44d03a6a

Ich hoffe Du und ich spielen bald mal eine Partie. Würde mich sehr freuen!

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I'm so happy to have finally invested time in a post like this. I don't ultimately get to network via Hive in such a way that something comparatively comes around, unfortunately. I'm very much in favor of useful hints that don't just burn up more time. Unfortunately, I don't have enough of that right now and I'm happy to spend the rest of the time with my family.

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Ich bin so froh, endlich mal Zeit in einen solchen Beitrag investiert zu haben. Ich komme letztlich leider nicht dazu, mich per Hive derart zu vernetzen, dass vergleichsweise etwas rum kommt. Bin für Tips sehr zu haben, die nicht nur weitere Zeit verbrennen. Davon hab ich grad leider schon zu wenig und bin froh die übrige Zeit viel mit meiner Familie verbringen zu können. @tipu curate FRESHAIR!

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Ich bin NUR auf Hive und dafür weder auf Steem, noise.cash noch sonstwo. Ich finde die Interaktivität und Qualität der Diskussionen ist hier am besten,

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Ich hab mich entschieden, das gleich auf Englisch zu kommentieren. Wurde dort etwas länger. :-) !invest_vote !ENGAGE 5

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Cant I convince you to once participate in our Hivechess Blitz tournaments? Every Friday and Saturday.

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This is not a matter of conviction, no, sorry to say. I take the liberty of quoting myself. In this way, it will also be on-chain.

https://noise.cash/post/l3w5827m

"It's not that it's to fast. It's that I don't like to wait and don't like to let my opponent wait for the next move. Asyncronous Chess to me solved the problem. Clock Chess is something I do at a table with chai in between matches, not alone at a screen while my family has chai without me. <3"

As for your German comment on Noise, it is so much more rewarding for me at the moment, as can be seen from my posts. Marc De Mesel is still funding Rewards at $ 4,000 per day. So everyone knows where the money comes from and where it goes. No promises from the developers that there is anything great for blogging, of which with Hive the witnesses are rightly paid (good or bad).

Noise's filters recognize better and better quality, which improves reward. And if it is little, I love to pay something on top from what I get, not to get rich, but because I am convinced of the on-chain part of our platforms. The joy of experimentation additionally increases the attractiveness and quality with many of the updates. And as a micro-blogging platform, the bar is much lower. And that's regardless of how much capital is staked into an account. No staking at all.

All of this additionally makes on-boarding a lot easier. And friends I've unsuccessfully invited so far who don't want to set up Noise definitely don't want Hive either. On the other hand, those who actually do join Noise are surprisingly often also fascinated by Hive - or one of the other on-chain platforms. Worse, those who get frustrated with Hive probably won't try Noise as quickly and would rather stick with facebook or Telegram.

Also all this networking for good curation with constant urge for HAVE TO publish because anything older than seven days is often just data garbage. Comments I experience very, very rarely. Especially under posts that are three days old. Noise? Silence.

It is also easier for me to say my opinion there, because it is off-chain and on-chain only happens that what must be on-chain for rewards. And true, for rewards from inflation content must be on-chain as well. Pictures are also not for eternity here, as understandable as that is. Many communities run extensive Discord servers for a reason. The time for this is simply not worth the few bells to me. And if I invest, so that the inflation is worthwhile for me, I am immediately again in the urge, because left unused this investment is lost capital (won for others) or automation through curator systems is in demand, although it should not actually be.

Now that I write it down like this, I become aware of all this. And I think it's good that I can do this on-chain, because that's where on-chain is useful again. This is also absolutely enough for me being a comment, which no one here will even notice unless someone else points it out. I love all this and I also love the people who fill it with life. But my day also has only 24 hours, and that's four mouths and eight eyes and ears in my case, which it affects. I don't know if anyone has ever thought about all this. Well, here it is.

PS: And I love these side-chain projects like !ENGAGE 30 for being available for little investment. No loss laying around passive some weeks of the year. Has probably something of both: centralized initiative and inflative rewards. !invest_vote !PUREWATER !FRESHAIR

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Thanks for your insights. From time to time I come to noise.cash but I guess if you are only sporadic there it doesn´t make sense. For me my time is better spent on Hive. On Hive people can also lease out their HP so even in absence they can get a profit on their investments. This makes Hive attractive to investors, curators and content providers.
!PIZZA and !BEER

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I'd love to sit over a beer and talk this investment stuff one day. In Room77 at best. Thanks for the snack !ENGAGE 10 !invest_vote

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