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Rich Hutnik wrote on Fri, Mar 28, 2008 03:30 AM UTC:
A sample game of IAGO Chess run with Zillions playing both sides.  This game didn't use the drop feature of IAGO Chess.  Feel free to review any who have Capablanca chess sets.  I will look to get a version up in Zillions once I am comfortable with it (I need to tweak the promotion rules for the pawns).  It is close, but I wanted to get this up now for people to see how a sample game goes.  And yes, Zillions does it usual Knight happy opening.  However, this doesn't always happen.  I will be posting in another post my experience watching Zillions play a bunch of times.

1. Knight b1 - c3 
1. Black's Turn: Knight g8 - f6 

2. Knight g1 - f3 = Knight 
2. Black's Turn: Pawn e7 - e6

3. Pawn d2 - d4
3. Black's Turn: Knight b8 - c6 

4. Bishop c1 - f4 = Bishop
4. Black's Turn: Bishop f8 - d6 (Gate in Archbishop to f8)

5. Knight f3 - e5
5. Black's Turn: Knight f6 - d5

6. Knight c3 x d5
6. Black's Turn: Pawn e6 x d5

7. Rook h1 - g1 (Gate in Archbishop to h1)
7. Black's Turn: Pawn g7 - g5

8. Bishop f4 - g3
8. Black's Turn: Rook h8 - g8

9. Pawn e2 - e3
9. Black's Turn: Queen d8 - f6

10. Rook a1 - b1 
10. Black's Turn: Rook a8 - b8 (Gate in Chancellor to a8)

11. Queen d1 - d2 = Queen (Gate in Chancellor to d1)
11. Black's Turn: Chancellor a8 - b6

12. Knight e5 x c6
12. Black's Turn: Pawn d7 x c6

13. Bishop f1 - d3 
13. Black's Turn: Bishop c8 - g4 

14. Pawn f2 - f3
14. Black's Turn: Bishop g4 - f5

15. Bishop g3 x d6
15. Black's Turn: Archbishop f8 x d6

16. Bishop d3 x f5
16. Black's Turn: Queen f6 x f5

17. Archbishop h1 - g3
17. Black's Turn: Archbishop d6 x g3

18. Pawn h2 x g3
18. Black's Turn: Chancellor b6 - c4

19. Chancellor d1 - c3
19. Black's Turn: Pawn b7 - b5

20. Pawn g3 - g4
20. Black's Turn: Queen f5 - e6

21. Queen d2 - d3
21. Black's Turn: Chancellor c4 x c3

22. Pawn b2 x c3
22. Black's Turn: Queen e6 - h6

23. Pawn a2 - a4
23. Black's Turn: Pawn a7 - a6

24. Pawn e3 - e4
24. Black's Turn: Pawn d5 x e4

25. Queen d3 x e4
25. Black's Turn: King e8 - f8 

26. Pawn a4 x b5
26. Black's Turn: Pawn a6 x b5

27. King e1 - f1 
27. Black's Turn: Rook b8 - e8

28. Queen e4 - f5
28. Black's Turn: Rook g8 - g6

29. Pawn c3 - c4
29. Black's Turn: Rook g6 - d6

30. King f1 - f2
30. Black's Turn: Pawn b5 x c4

31. Rook g1 - h1
31. Black's Turn: Queen h6 - g7

32. Pawn c2 - c3
32. Black's Turn: King f8 - g8

33. Queen f5 - c5
33. Black's Turn: Queen g7 - g6

34. Rook b1 - b2
34. Black's Turn: Queen g6 - d3

35. Queen c5 x g5
35. Black's Turn: Rook d6 - g6

36. Queen g5 - h4
36. Black's Turn: Pawn h7 - h6

37. Rook h1 - e1
37. Black's Turn: Rook e8 x e1

38. Rook b2 - b8
38. Black's Turn: King g8 - h7

39. King f2 x e1
39. Black's Turn: Queen d3 - e3

40. King e1 - f1
40. Black's Turn: Rook g6 - e6

41. Rook b8 - b1
41. Black's Turn: Queen e3 - d3

42. King f1 - g1
42. Black's Turn: Queen d3 x b1

43. King g1 - h2
43. Black's Turn: Queen b1 - a1

44. Queen h4 - h5
44. Black's Turn: King h7 - g8

45. Queen h5 - h4
45. Black's Turn: Queen a1 x c3

46. Queen h4 - d8
46. Black's Turn: King g8 - g7

47. Queen d8 - b8
47. Black's Turn: Queen c3 x d4

48. Queen b8 x c7
48. Black's Turn: Pawn c4 - c3

49. Pawn f3 - f4
49. Black's Turn: Pawn c3 - c2

50. Pawn f4 - f5
50. Black's Turn: Queen d4 - g1

51. King h2 x g1
51. Black's Turn: Pawn c2 - c1 = Chancellor (Promotion)

52. King g1 - h2
52. Black's Turn: Chancellor c1 - f1

53. King h2 - h3
53. Black's Turn: Rook e6 - e3

54. Pawn g2 - g3
54. Black's Turn: Chancellor f1 - f2

55. King h3 - h4
55. Black's Turn: Chancellor f2 - h1 (BLACK CHECKMATE AND WIN)

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