Yes, Mike Surtees seems to be mixing it up a bit, and with success too - let's see if he can keep going as the rounds go on, I hope soJustinHorton wrote:...despite moving a piece as early as move four.
British Championship Thread
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Any postings on here represent my personal views
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yes justin ratings quite often get draws when your much higher rated.lets hope so Mick he above quite a few master players now but was a bad day today for the masters dropping like nine pins.conquest looks in trouble to
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I can't help feeling LeMoir may have messed that one up.
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what you think of the conquest game justin?
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I think I'm about to go and eat!
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James Coleman
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The Conquest game is totally drawn and has been for a while (in my opinion)
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now hawkins has winning chances king coming in !!what you think James?
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James Coleman
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It's more drawn than ever mate. The best he could probably get is winning the d4 f4 and h3 pawns but White will get the h4 pawn and Black will be a pawn up in a totally drawn oppo coloured bishop ending. There's no winning chances whatsoever here for either side.
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be6 is coming how white defend the h pawn this is collapsing white bishop worse than a pawn now this looks hopeless to me
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A timely f4-f5 sac by White and Black's king will be tied to his own h-pawn. There's nothing
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if bishop moves d4 gone how he hold this i dont think he can myself
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If Bd2 Kxd4 f5 and Bg5 next =
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your right james draw i thought black had winning chances at some point iam sure.
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Lovely win by Stephen Gordon today - surely a candidate for game of the day? I love the way he sac'ed the exchange and then calmly castled, leaving White defenseless.
Eggleston seemed out of his depth with practically no threats the whole game.
If I didn't play the Najdorf already this game would make me want to play it!
Eggleston seemed out of his depth with practically no threats the whole game.
If I didn't play the Najdorf already this game would make me want to play it!
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Pairings Query
Will the Championship event be using accelerated or hyper - accelerated pairings for the entire event?
Does this explain why most of the key games have already happened?
Will the final week be a series of anti - climax type pairings?
I guess I am missing something here?
J.
Does this explain why most of the key games have already happened?
Will the final week be a series of anti - climax type pairings?
I guess I am missing something here?
J.
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