British Rapid Play

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by John Upham » Sun Nov 21, 2010 11:58 am

A nice win by David Hart, one of my AMCA 4NCL team mates. :D
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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by John Upham » Sun Nov 21, 2010 12:03 pm

Summerscale hangs on grimly to rook versus rook and bishop : the chess equivalent of Chinese water torture :lol:

Must re-read "Secrets of Pawnless Endings" on how to attempt to draw this ending!
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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by LozCooper » Sun Nov 21, 2010 12:11 pm

John Upham wrote:Summerscale hangs on grimly to rook versus rook and bishop : the chess equivalent of Chinese water torture :lol:
102 Rg2/h2 Kc8 103 Rb2 would have put him out of his misery :?

Round 8 results:

Howell 6.5 v Palliser 5.5 1-0
Jones 5.5 v Haslinger 5.5 1-0
Kostic 5 v Hebden 5 0-1
Turner 5 v Summerscale 5 0.5-0.5
L Rabbitte 5 v Sherwin 5 0.5-0.5
P Shaw 4.5 v D Hart 5 0-1

Howell 7.5
Jones 6.5
Hart & Hebden 6
Palliser, Haslinger, Summerscale, Turner, Rabbitte, Sherwin etc 5.5

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by LozCooper » Sun Nov 21, 2010 12:36 pm

Round 9 pairings:

Hart 6 v Howell 7.5
Summerscale 5.5 v Jones 6.5
Hebden 6 v Turner 5.5
Palliser 5.5 v Sherwin 5.5
Haslinger 5.5 v Rabbitte 5.5
Woolley 5.5 v Surtees 5

http://www.british-rapidplay.org.uk/live9.html

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by David Sedgwick » Sun Nov 21, 2010 12:55 pm

LozCooper wrote:
John Upham wrote:Summerscale hangs on grimly to rook versus rook and bishop : the chess equivalent of Chinese water torture :lol:
102 Rg2/h2 Kc8 103 Rb2 would have put him out of his misery :?
According to the live games display, Turner has 4 seconds left when the draw was agreed.

If that's correct, I would imagine that 102 Rg2/h2 Kc8 103 Rb2 Rxe5+ still draws.

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by Alex Holowczak » Sun Nov 21, 2010 1:41 pm

I don't get what was wrong with 73. g6 in Hebden-Turner. Seemed to win far more quickly than this line... (which probably still wins anyway)

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by LozCooper » Sun Nov 21, 2010 1:47 pm

Round 9 results:

Hart 6 v Howell 7.5 0-1
Summerscale 5.5 v Jones 6.5 1-0
Hebden 6 v Turner 5.5 1-0
Palliser 5.5 v Sherwin 5.5 0.5-0.5
Haslinger 5.5 v Rabbitte 5.5 1-0
Woolley 5.5 v Surtees 5 1-0

Howell 8.5
Hebden 7
Haslinger, Jones, Summerscale & Woolley 6.5

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by LozCooper » Sun Nov 21, 2010 2:23 pm

Round 10 pairings:

Howell 8.5 v Woolley 6.5
Haslinger 6.5 v Hebden 7
Jones 6.5 v Burns-Mannion 6
Sherwin 6 v Summerscale 6.5
Hart 6 v Palliser 6
Shaw 5.5 v Kostic 6

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by Christopher Kreuzer » Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:07 pm

LozCooper wrote: Howell 8.5
Hebden 7
Haslinger, Jones, Summerscale & Woolley 6.5
It's eleven rounds, right? So Howell is 1.5 points ahead with 2 rounds to go. A win or draw will see him win. He is the defending champion, isn't he?

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by Richard Bates » Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:09 pm

Amusing finish to Haslinger-Hebden, if one looks at Hebden-Turner from the previous round first :)

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by LozCooper » Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:27 pm

Richard Bates wrote:Amusing finish to Haslinger-Hebden, if one looks at Hebden-Turner from the previous round first :)
I noticed that :) . I also thought Gawain might be defending the ending he had against Matt from round 6 at one stage! :shock:

Round 10 results:

Howell 8.5 v Woolley 6.5 1-0
Haslinger 6.5 v Hebden 7 0-1
Jones 6.5 v Burns-Mannion 6 0.5-0.5
Sherwin 6 v Summerscale 6.5 0-1
Hart 6 v Palliser 6 0-1
Shaw 5.5 v Kostic 6 1-0

Howell 9.5
Hebden 8
Summerscale 7.5
Jones & Palliser 7

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by LozCooper » Sun Nov 21, 2010 3:41 pm

Final round results:

Burns-Mannion 6.5 v Howell 9.5 0-1
Hebden 8 v Palliser 7 0-1
Summerscale 7.5 v Haslinger 6.5 0.5-0.5
Woolley 6.5 v Jones 7 1-0
P Shaw 6.5 v Turner 6.5 0-1

Final scores:

Howell 10.5
Hebden, Palliser & Summerscale 8
Turner & Woolley 7.5

http://www.british-rapidplay.org.uk/live11.html
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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by Justin Hadi » Sun Nov 21, 2010 4:30 pm

If the transmission is right, and given the opening it should be, Palliser beat Hebden. That's a bit of a surprise result, isn't it?

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by Jonathan Rogers » Sun Nov 21, 2010 4:33 pm

Only "a bit" - at most. It hardly compares with the hilarious Woolley v Jones.

I don't think Howell played this event last year, but he seems on course for two results to the amount of 10.5/11, in 2010 and 2008: extraordinary!

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Re: British Rapid Play

Post by Justin Hadi » Sun Nov 21, 2010 4:42 pm

"Only "a bit" - at most. It hardly compares with the hilarious Woolley v Jones."

Oh dear.

Howell got 9/11 last year which I guess must have been slightly disappointing relatively speaking. 10.5/11 two years out of three is still phenomenal.