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	Ze	Us	consensus
1	d4	d5	56%
2	c4	e6	66%
3	Nc3	Bb4	48%
4	Nf3	Nf6	82%
5	e3	Ne4	56%
6	Qc2	f5	62%
7	Bd3	O-O	83%
8	O-O	b6	61%
9	a3	Bxc3	57%
10	bxc3	Ba6	65%
11	Ne5	Nd7	37%
12	Nc6	Qf6	89%
13	f3	Nd6	100%
14	e4	dxc4	100%
15	Be2	e5	100%
16	d5	Nb8	55%
17	Nb4	Bb7	93%
18	a4	a5	100%
19	Na2	Nd7	50%
20	Ba3	Rac8	50%
21	Rab1	Qg5	60%
22	Kh1	fxe4	61%
23	fxe4	Qg6	89%
24	Rxf8+	Rxf8	100%
25	Bxd6	Rf2	100%
26	Rg1	cxd6	100%
27	Qd1	Nf6	73%
28	Bf3	Nxe4	93%
29	Nc1	Rd2	53%
30	Bxe4	Rxd1	100%
31	Bxg6	Rxg1+	100%
32	Kxg1	hxg6	100%
33	Resign	---

Voting Layout

I've seen some concern that people are just looking at the move that is listed first, and how it has a good deal of discussion, and tend not to even consider reading the other votes. This is why I propose, what muyfabuloso has dubbed, the Brady Bunch voting layout. Take a look at it, if there are a few comments in favor of it before theshow is put out today, I'll install it on our move page. The idea is that you can see all of the move choices side-by-side on boards, and then they link down to the discussion on that move. Just a thought. mayorcj^SR

Strategy Discussion

Contents 1 Voting Layout 2 Strategy Discussion 2.1 Speculative Move 2.1.1 Voting

Our Pawn at d5 is still being threatened by the pawn at c4, but it is protected by pawn at e6. The c3 knight no longer threatens d5, as our b4 Bishop has it pinned to his king. Here is a fun chess opening explorer.

Speculative Move

• Unless he decides to trade pawns, castle. muyfabuloso^talk 23:59, 28 June 2006 (PDT)

Voting

Voting??? Is this like a prediction game...?