British Championship Thread
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Paul Runnacles
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Zhou hasn't got the best out of a very promising position, sadly.
The Conquest - Howell game has been really interesting , as well.
The Conquest - Howell game has been really interesting , as well.
Re: British Championship Thread
i think zhou missed somthing there because after nxf7 and qh6 i think he should of had something.i belive there must have been something there .think conquest is better in the howell game wells williams very unclear there. 
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Paul Runnacles
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Re: British Championship Thread
Spoke too soon - Buckley has erred (Ne6) and Zhou is now in the driver's seat!
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Jonathan Bryant
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Three hours gone, number of developed pieces = 4 (5 if you count the knight on the side of the board with no squares).Paul Runnacles wrote:The Conquest - Howell game has been really interesting , as well.
Not spectacular but I'm enjoying Arkell's game against Eggleston too.
BAH. Conquest's just brought a knight out.
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wow ne2+ was much better. now rad1 for zhou and buckley could be in trouble i got feeling buckley spent a long time getting out of the mess he was in though.as i have no clock time here.buckley in hot water now again after qh8 rd7+ very strong.qxh8 and kxh8 re7 and buckley in hot water.gordon v greet has draw all over it.
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i dont like howell postion at all there seems a lot of holes and the na5 is misplaced as well as e5 weak also.
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Paul Runnacles
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I suppose I am partial to the Conquest game because I've played the 8Bd3 line of the 2 Knights for about 6 years (with great success).
If White can eventually untangle his position he just ends up a pawn ahead with good chances.
If White can eventually untangle his position he just ends up a pawn ahead with good chances.
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zhou needs to take the queens off but he a young lad like so i guess he not like to do that 
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pallister beat summerscale great result for him he must be on for a gm norm now?
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Howell will still win Brits with a Loss today. Hell probaly play Rendle with Black tomorrow if Tom holds Hebden
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ben you expecting tom to hold this ending really?zhou still needs to take queen of and buckley in even more hot water now. he took the queens of but missed rd4. so buckley back in it now.
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Jonathan Bryant
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Presumably a tie - which could be very possible - is not going to be resolved by a play-off since Howell and Williams, amongst others, are starting the Staunton Memorial in London on saturday afternoon.Ben Purton wrote:Howell will still win Brits with a Loss today. Hell probaly play Rendle with Black tomorrow if Tom holds Hebden
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that a joke that its overlapping cannot be a tie then maybe blitz playoff if those two involved will be straight after last round?
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Jonathan Bryant
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Has the Egg-man resigned against Arkell? Black looking busted even to me and no moves for a while.
Can't have been nice being on the wrong end of an Arkell squish.
Can't have been nice being on the wrong end of an Arkell squish.
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Jonathan Bryant
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Normally it completely overlaps so there's no chance of anybody playing both.Ian Lamb wrote:that a joke that its overlapping cannot be a tie then maybe blitz playoff if those two involved will be straight after last round?
I'm guessing a blitz play-off after already playing several hours of chess will not be a popular idea amongst those involved ... especially if they've got to travel up to London to start a new tournament the next day.
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