pgn file for module 7

[Rudel]

This does not contain my commentary, but it does show the 60 games the exercises in module 7 come from in case you want to play through them on your own.

Note, the file is a ".txt" because that is what the forum allows.
rename it to .pgn to use in your chess software.

[Rudel]

Rudel Wrote:This does not contain my commentary, but it does show the 60 games the exercises in module 7 come from in case you want to play through them on your own.

Note, the file is a ".txt" because that is what the forum allows.
rename it to .pgn to use in your chess software.

And the whole database is visible here.

[Rudel]

Okay, I had to fix something to make it work in our viewer. If you tried it earlier and it did not work right, try it again. [You might have to clear cache.]

[abcott]

Thank you. These are very good.

The Koshnitsky vs Purdy attack would have failed if instead of 20. .... Kg6, purdy had played 20. .... Kg8

[Rudel]

Hmm...that's strange. It appears that a bunch of them are missing from the viewer.

[Rudel]

Nevermind...they aren't missing...just not in the right order. When I exported to PGN, the ordering must have gotten screwed up.

[casa2022]

This pgn file is very interesting, we can see all the games, from opening to endgame!!
Why not for all exercices if is not too work?
Vincent

[Rudel]

Hi Vincent,
I might compile that eventually. This database I happened to create while working on another book. I'll put your request on my queue. Note that a few of the exercises in the earlier modules did not come from actual tournament play.

[casa2022]

Hi David
Thanks you very much!
If I can help you for any research on my enormous databases (position, player....), don't hesitate
Regards