Draw maybe?Christopher Kreuzer wrote:What on earth is going on in Williams-Chapman?
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OK. Thanks for explaining, Matt. And thanks for the Fritz assessment, Anthony.Anthony Higgs wrote:Indeed. +5.8 says Fritz after Ne4...Matthew Turner wrote:Chris 51 Ng5+ Kg8 Ne4 still look very dangerous Ne7+ is a threat and Qf5 looks very strong
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Well, g6+ doesn't seem to work, but I think gxh6 might.David Shepherd wrote:Draw maybe?Christopher Kreuzer wrote:What on earth is going on in Williams-Chapman?
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V difficult to analyse positions like Williams-Chapman because they are outside our normal range, For what it's worth, if White has no immediate win, then Black might find himself in zugzwang.
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Would have thought a draw more likely in Williams-Chapman. Even if white gets pawn f7 blockaded by Bf8 then pawn on b4 can be used to divert rook when king marches up. Rook has very limited mobility
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Guess that's right. My zugzwang stuff was based on an inability to see that White can't gain a move.
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I think Williams Chapman is definitely bound for a draw. I thought Simon could make Terry work a bit harder. I was looking at 51. gxh6 Bxf6 Kxd2 Kg6 Kc2.
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Fritz is now suggesting the sneaky 54...h5! and the last white pawn is toast on h4 after Be1.
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After 52.Kxd2 b3! is interesting but should still be drawn.Matthew Turner wrote:I think Williams Chapman is definitely bound for a draw. I thought Simon could make Terry work a bit harder. I was looking at 51. gxh6 Bxf6 Kxd2 Kg6 Kc2.
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Anthony,
Good point, that is very annoying
Good point, that is very annoying
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They must be analysing, as White just moved into check. Presumably a draw was agreed.
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They seem to still be playing with Black doing his best to lose a drawn ending
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But the results/pairings page recorded a draw some time ago...James Coleman wrote:They seem to still be playing with Black doing his best to lose a drawn ending
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Right you are. Dunno what I'm watching on the live feed then but it's up to move 114!
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Drawn after 118 moves. I suspect the board failed some time ago and they updated the live feed with moves from the scoresheet.James Coleman wrote:Right you are. Dunno what I'm watching on the live feed then but it's up to move 114!