British Chess Championships 2010
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Looking at the webcam - has Simon's banana been there since the start of the session? If so it's held out rather longer than a couple of titled players....
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A delay in updates on boards 1-6 for some reason, notified IT on site
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Resolved at 17:50 whatever the issue on site wasCarl Hibbard wrote:A delay in updates on boards 1-6 for some reason, notified IT on site
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Re: British Chess Championships 2010
14-16 died some time ago though.
The banana still looking untroubled. Grace under pressure.
The banana still looking untroubled. Grace under pressure.
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The Internet connection dropped for a moment. Back now.Carl Hibbard wrote:Resolved at 17:50 whatever the issue on site wasCarl Hibbard wrote:A delay in updates on boards 1-6 for some reason, notified IT on site
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Re: British Chess Championships 2010
I suspect Salembeni - Mason was a win for white and Qd1 was resetting the pieces. Either that or there had been a mistake earlier, there wasn't a queen fork, and now the board has got confused
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On site it appears...JustinHorton wrote:14-16 died some time ago though.
You would have to commit seppuku if you used the DGT software for a couple of weeks on site
Dave's patience is without question
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I assume Stephen Gordon won too?
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I presume Ste G won, as Fritz is saying he is +4 in the final position
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Is this a Danny Gormally Swindle theme tournament?
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No, I think Danny has just played a good game this time.
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Are the Major Open Rd 1 results correct? On boards 1-14, the seeded players scored 5 draws and nine losses
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Men against boys?isaac wallis wrote:Are the Major Open Rd 1 results correct? On boards 1-14, the seeded players scored 5 draws and nine losses
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Bob,
I don't think Ne3 work because White does not need to exchange the dark squared Bishops. I expected 43....h4 when of course White has an advantage, but it will be hard work.
I don't think Ne3 work because White does not need to exchange the dark squared Bishops. I expected 43....h4 when of course White has an advantage, but it will be hard work.
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My result on board 12 is incorrect as I WON - but they got it right for today's pairings. In all the others the seeded player drew or won.isaac wallis wrote:Are the Major Open Rd 1 results correct? On boards 1-14, the seeded players scored 5 draws and nine losses
So the top 14 were (sorry about the lack of format)
1 Scott, Gordon W 0.0 ENG 1970 Talsma, Paul 0.0 NED 2250 ½-½
2 Turner, Caius A W 0.0 ENG 2160 Rabbitte, Dominic M 0.0 ENG 1963 ½-½
3 Rabbitte, Michael J 0.0 ENG 1959 Warman, Simon M 0.0 ENG 2153 0-1
4 Rayner, Francis 0.0 WLS 2149 FM Rambaldi, Francesco 0.0 ITA 1958 ½-½
5 Lenier, Jude 0.0 ENG 1953 Varnam, Liam D 0.0 ENG 2138 0-1
6 Surtees, Mike J 0.0 ENG 2122 Lee, Jia Shen 0.0 ENG 1973 1-0
7 Wright, Jonathan 0.0 ENG 1920 Gregory, Stephen J 0.0 ENG 2116 0-1
8 Hagesaether, Arne 0.0 NOR 2112 Campbell, Eoin 0.0 SCO 1915 1-0
9 Wadsworth, Matthew J 0.0 ENG 1865 Waters, Clive L i 0.0 ENG 2107 0-1
10 French, Angus J 0.0 ENG 2103 Hoare, Amy w 0.0 ENG 1904 1-0
11 Burke, Mitchell R 0.0 ENG 1897 Spink, Benjamin M 0.0 ENG 2092 ½-½
12 De Coverly, Roger D 0.0 ENG 2084 O'Neill, John 0.0 1890 * 0-1
13 Haria, Ravi 0.0 ENG 1884 Ledger, Stephen C 0.0 ENG 2076 ½-½
14 Fallowfield, Jeremy 0.0 ENG 2074 Payne, Matthew J 0.0 ENG 1874 1-0