Big, big thanks to Adam, for making a memorable evening for everyone at Lowestoft Chess Club. Adam played a simul, against the club members and some youngsters from other clubs.
Excellent night, would recommend Adam to any club for a simultaneous exhibition or any chess related event.
Warren Kingston
Adam Hunt Evening
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Joey Stewart
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Re: Adam Hunt Evening
How did he do? Did he win many games?
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Warren Kingston
Re: Adam Hunt Evening
He won all his games Joey, we are not very strong at Lowestoft, it was a advertising program to attract new members, but it backfired in that sense. The members had a good night though.
Think the highest grade was 147, so not too difficult for him.
Think the highest grade was 147, so not too difficult for him.
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Frank Kamau
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Re: Adam Hunt Evening
Glad to hear you had a good event. Perhaps holding the simul in a public place e.g local library and advertising in the local press might attract new members.Warren Kingston wrote:He won all his games Joey, we are not very strong at Lowestoft, it was a advertising program to attract new members, but it backfired in that sense. The members had a good night though.
Think the highest grade was 147, so not too difficult for him.
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Warren Kingston
Re: Adam Hunt Evening
You are right Frank, advertised in local paper and local council websites, just not that many players around. Keep plugging on though.