BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
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Chris Goddard
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This is much more interesting than the first game.
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A good call, yuk..Phil Makepeace wrote:24. Qb2 looks pretty deadly to me.
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I wouldn't want to play Black's position against anybody in the world, let alone Adams.
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
I was just thinking that myself. I'm going to use the position after Black's 26th move as a test this afternoon to see if my daughter (graded 80 or so) can beat me with the White side.JustinHorton wrote:I wouldn't ant to play Black's position against anybody in the world, let alone Adams.
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To use John Cox's colourful expression from a couple of days ago ... !
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
Short played this variation in an earlier game (Nf6 caro). It is always a bit more cut and thrust than nd7 or bf5 versions. It had a lot of popularity around Bronsteins time but white has worked out good variations which is why it is not played as often and the queenside attack seems to more often than not succeed. Obviously if white goes strays then is blasted on the kingside.
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Paul McKeown
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
I presume they are playing with increments?
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Er, Qb2 was played two moves later, so not 100% accurate as a call.Carl Hibbard wrote:A good call, yuk..Phil Makepeace wrote:24. Qb2 looks pretty deadly to me.
@Paul - 10s increments.
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ThomasThorpe
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After 32... a6 surely just 33. Rd7 would kill the game off
EDIT: Called it
EDIT: Called it
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Re: BRITISH CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS - THE GAMES
He also played it in a game he annotated in New In Chess not very long ago.Gavin Strachan wrote:Short played this variation in an earlier game (Nf6 caro)
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Short is well struggling now.
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Sure, but can you find a refutation to the twin threats along the a1-h8 diagonal (Rxd8+ etc) and the simple cxb7? The queen would have been defending the c1 rook.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:Er, Qb2 was played two moves later, so not 100% accurate as a call.Carl Hibbard wrote:A good call, yuk..Phil Makepeace wrote:24. Qb2 looks pretty deadly to me.
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Last throw of the dice for Short (33...Qf4).
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Mickey Adams is the new British Champion!