In recent county match Lincolnshire-Worcestershire there was interesting game played on the board 2 where Paul Cumbers faced to Pavel Besedin. Both players are rated 190+.
Paul, playing Black, employed his favourite French defence to meet Besedin's 1.e4. McCutcheon variation was played and both players followed the current theory till the move 18. when Besedin came up with a novelty. The position looked very sharp but next Besedin's move was nearly losing mistake. In interesting battle with the mistakes on both sides under the time pressure finally Paul turned his advantage into the victory and gained for team one of decisive points.
Game is an interesting contribution to the theory of this line.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThis is Glenn Wilson, the creator of ChessFlash. Thanks for using ChessFlash. Your blog looks great! One small change in how you use ChessFlash could help it look even better.
I noticed that your ChessFlash background color does not match your post background color. Your post background color is ece2cb but ChessFlash is using a different background color.
The next time your publish a game with ChessFlash if you enter ece2cb for the Background Color Override I think you will like the effect -- it will blend in better. See http://chessflash.com/pgnviewerfaq.html for more information.
Regards,
Glenn
Thank you very much Glenn. As you may have noticed I already have stopped using ChessFlash because I was not very satisfied with graphics and because I am not an expert in this field so I failed to create my own graphic using your open software. Hence I started using pgn4web board generator, which gave me some more option for the diagram graphics, and slightly different quality of annotations.
DeleteThe major disadvantage of this kind of board generator is a certain restriction of number of signs which is allowed in annotations.
However, thank you very much for you comment and additional information which some of the readers of this blog can use in the future.
Kind regards
Ivan