BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Pert's going for the win against Gawain. Certainly has the better position.
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
This isn't a position where you make 'slightly sub-standard' moves though. It's just a technical position and I'm sure both the guys playing it know it much better than me.John Moore wrote:Thanks Chris. Trouble is humans aren't Tablebases - they get tired and they are playing Adams. I know I asked for the Tablebase, trouble is you don't make 1 bad move. You make 20 slightly sub-standard ones.
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... Rf1 now and two moves to push the pawn. Don't think it's an exaggeration to say that I could draw this. Against Adams or anybody else.
(although saying that you have to be careful how you push the pawn. Perhaps it was an exaggeration!)
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
His King has stormed up the board from h8 to h4! Wonder how Hawkins is doing against Wells? (Oh, draw.benedgell wrote:Pert's going for the win against Gawain. Certainly has the better position.
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Believe it or not, I was even considering 51.Rd6??!Paul Cooksey wrote:Gordon nd6. Really?
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Looks OK. Looks like a playoff may not be needed... (oh, maybe it will... Draw)Paul Cooksey wrote:Gordon nd6. Really?
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Well, Short hasn't taken it so it must be good?Paul Cooksey wrote:Gordon nd6. Really?
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Draw agreed!Christopher Kreuzer wrote:Looks OK. Looks like a playoff may not be needed...Paul Cooksey wrote:Gordon nd6. Really?
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Christopher Kreuzer wrote:Looks OK. Looks like a playoff may not be needed...Paul Cooksey wrote:Gordon nd6. Really?
Draw agreed!
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
are we going to see RvN on board 1?
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Hey, that's what I just said!Jonathan Bryant wrote:Christopher Kreuzer wrote:Looks OK. Looks like a playoff may not be needed...Paul Cooksey wrote:Gordon nd6. Really?
Draw agreed!
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Rook v Knight on Board 1 - well maybe.
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
No, K v K, apparently (and now drawn).Jonathan Bryant wrote:are we going to see RvN on board 1?
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
62. Ke4 - a failed attempt to get the DGT boards to show 1/2-1/2!
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King v King is a draw - Goodness, what a lot of hard work.