Overmate - Sample Game
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| Move Number | Game 1 | Text Notation |
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yR | yN(yP) |
| 2 | |
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wQ | wB |
| 3 | |
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rQ | rP |
| 4 | |
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yB(wR) | rB |
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rR(yQ) | rN |
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bP(wN) | bB |
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bQ | bR |
| 8 | |
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bQ | bN |
| 9 | |
bQ! | -- | |
| Game 1 Score |
Game 2 Score |
Match Score |
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| Player A | 242 | -- | -- |
| Player B | 0 | -- | -- |
Notes
Note that Player A has sacrificed 3 cards during play
and runs out of 'cards in hand' to play after move 7.
He thus uses his 7th played card (the black queen) also
as his 8th and 9th played card and manages to win.
Text notation:
Note the "!" played after the bQ on the 9th move representing
one-card overmate.
Scoring:
Note scoring, which in this instance attracts an
overmate bonus:
Score = 11 x (9 + 2) x 2 = 242
Webpage made by E. Lovett.
WWW page created: May 21, 2001.