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% TUGgame.ltx
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% LaTeX source of example in TUGboat article (part of the game Fisher
% lost against Tal), input'ted by TUGboat.ltx.
% Author : Piet Tutelaers (internet: rcpt@urc.tue.nl)
% Version: 1.2 ( 8 Jun 1991)
%    Reflects changes in chess.sty version 1.2
% Version: 1.1 (30 Nov 1990)
%    Improvements over version 1.0:
%     - two typos corrected, thanks Hugo

\clearpage
\label{chessgame}
\parindent=0pt
\subsubsection*{Example of the LaTeX-input and output of an annotated 
chess game using {\tt chess.sty}}
\begin{nochess} % prevent the `|' to become active!
\begin{verbatim}
\begin{position}
\White(Kh1,Qe6,Re1,a2,b2,c2,g2,h2)
\Black(Kf8,Qb8,Rd7,Rg8,Be7,a6,b4,h7)
\global\Whitetrue\global\movecount=25
\end{position}
\begin{figure}
\centerline{Diagram~3: Fisher--Tal 
 after 25.~\ldots, {\Fig K}f8!}
$$\showboard$$
\end{figure}

(See diagram~3.)

\ply  e6d7
Not |26. Rf1+, Kg7; 27. Rf7+, Kh8;
and if 28. Q*d7, Rd8; 29. Qg4, Qe5|
wins. 

\ply       b8d6
\move d7b7 g8g6
Within a handful of moves the game
has changed its complexion. Now it
is White who must fight for a draw!

\ply  c2c3!
Black's extra piece means less with
each pawn that's exchanged.

\ply       a6a5
On |28.: b*c3; 29. Qc8+, Bd8;
30. Q*c3|=. 

\ply  b7c8+
On the wrong track. Right is
|29. c*b4!, Q*b4 (if 29.: a*b4;
30. a3!, b*a3; 31. b*a3, Q*a3 draws);
30. Qf3+, Kg7; 31. Qe2| draws, since
Black can't possibly build up a
winning K-side attack and his own
king is to exposed.

\ply       f8g7
\move c8c4 e7d8
\move c3b4 a5b4
On |31.: Q*b4; 32. Qe2| White should
draw with best play.
$$\showboard$$
\end{verbatim}
\end{nochess}

\begin{position}
\White(Kh1,Qe6,Re1,a2,b2,c2,g2,h2)
\Black(Kf8,Qb8,Rd7,Rg8,Be7,a6,b4,h7)
\global\Whitetrue\global\movecount=25
\end{position}

\begin{figure}
\centerline{Diagram~3: Fisher--Tal after 25.~\ldots, {\Fig K}f8!}
$$\showboard$$
\end{figure}

(See diagram~3.)

\ply  e6d7
Not |26. Rf1+, Kg7; 27. Rf7+, Kh8; and if 28. Q*d7, Rd8; 29. Qg4, Qe5|
wins. 

\ply       b8d6
\move d7b7 g8g6
Within a handful of moves the game has changed its complexion. Now
it is White who must fight for a draw!

\ply  c2c3!
Black's extra piece means less with each pawn that's exchanged.

\ply       a6a5
On |28.: b*c3; 29. Qc8+, Bd8; 30. Q*c3|=. 

\ply  b7c8+
On the wrong track. Right is |29. c*b4!, Q*b4 (if 29.: a*b4; 30. a3!,
b*a3; 31. b*a3, Q*a3 draws); 30. Qf3+, Kg7; 31. Qe2| draws, since Black
can't possibly build up a winning K-side attack and his own king is to
exposed.

\ply       f8g7
\move c8c4 e7d8
\move c3b4 a5b4
On |31.: Q*b4; 32. Qe2| White should draw with best play.
$$\showboard$$