BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Actually in Hebden-Summerscale, Black's Knight having won the g3 pawn is not now in a great place. I mean Black can't seriously go g5 here, can he. Otherwise, Hebden is doing rather well.
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Thanks Paul, I read that and I still can't believe Jack wrote it - and remember I am the guy who said Vera M wasn't up to much.
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Paul McKeown
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Agreed to some extent. Without consulting the silicon idiot, I reckon Black's plan is Be8-d7-f5-e4 followed by Ng3-f5. Guess White might forestall this with Nxd7, but then Black has Ng3-f1-h2-g4.John Moore wrote:Actually in Hebden-Summerscale, Black's Knight having won the g3 pawn is not now in a great place. I mean Black can't seriously go g5 here, can he. Otherwise, Hebden is doing rather well.
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Paul McKeown
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
To be fair to Jack, Aaron Summerscale *is* better than Vera MenchikJohn Moore wrote:Thanks Paul, I read that and I still can't believe Jack wrote it - and remember I am the guy who said Vera M wasn't up to much.
(just joking, Aaron!)
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
38 .. Bd7 39 a4 Bf5 40 Nb5+
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Paul McKeown
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
True. The Silicon Idiot sniggers.John Moore wrote:38 .. Bd7 39 a4 Bf5 40 Nb5+
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Paul McKeown
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Ah - g7-g5. Freeing the h-pawn for some horse racing.
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Wasn't 24 Re1 clearer for Short. This looks good enough mind.
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Isn't Hebden just playing Nd3 and then to f4. It's a bit of a mess after Ne1 but surely better for White.
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
I mean he does have a reserve passer on the Q side - this is why I doubted that Black could go ge a few posts ago.
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John Moore
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Sorry go g5
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
The sound has reverted to being awful once more. 
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Pert is playing draughts against Hunt. He might have no white squares but he does have a monster on d6.
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Justin Hadi
Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Hebden seems better, meanwhile Short might win also leaving two clear leaders assuming Adams converts.
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Justin Hadi
Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Williams has complicated, is this the beginning of a miracle save?