Stick his hand out and head off back to his hotel room!Christopher Kreuzer wrote:So what does Black do now?
I actually think White probably nominally has the slightly better position now.
Stick his hand out and head off back to his hotel room!Christopher Kreuzer wrote:So what does Black do now?
Don't know, but Jones has just twice rejected the chance to repeat the position so presumably he's not too worried.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:So what does Black do now?
The longest I know of is RDK's 128 mover in 1971. I'm sure that's not the record, though.Paul McKeown wrote:Does anyone know what the longest game ever played in the British Championship was and how many moves it lasted. I assume it is at least past move 150, and possibly fourth, fifth or sixth session back in the days of adjournments?
Well Jones could have just had a draw and he chose to sacrifice a pawn instead so I guess we're going until one of them falls over.Paul McKeown wrote:This one is set up for a veritable zeeslange, there is no clear path to swapping pieces off. It depends on the motivation and energy levels of the players. Of course, a blunder is always possible, as they are dependent now on the increments.
Arkell-Salimbeni was 160 moves last year.Jonathan Bryant wrote:The longest I know of is RDK's 128 mover in 1971. I'm sure that's not the record, though.Paul McKeown wrote:Does anyone know what the longest game ever played in the British Championship was and how many moves it lasted. I assume it is at least past move 150, and possibly fourth, fifth or sixth session back in the days of adjournments?
That's perhaps the record?Alex Holowczak wrote:Arkell-Salimbeni was 160 moves last year.
Draw by fifty-move rule. Keith missed a fairly clear* win on (I think) move 128.Paul McKeown wrote:That's perhaps the record?Alex Holowczak wrote:Arkell-Salimbeni was 160 moves last year.
What was the result?