World Youth Chess Championships 20-30 October
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3 out of 3 for the English Girls today.
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3 more moves to go for Felix by my count.
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Re: World Youth Chess Championships 20-30 October
Felix can claim a draw on move 131! (81. f4)
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I love the computer's suggestion of 131...Rg2+! Felix can write that on his scoresheet and claim a draw by the fifty move rule.
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WHY DID HE TAKE THE PAWN!?
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Playing for the win.Alex Holowczak wrote:WHY DID HE TAKE THE PAWN!?
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I think this is making an even better point than 131....Rg2+
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I don't think i'd bother claiming the draw in that position.Richard Bates wrote:Playing for the win.Alex Holowczak wrote:WHY DID HE TAKE THE PAWN!?
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Richard Rapport is not the only player to make their opponent play in on an obviously drawn position. Those who post on this forum have been known to do so and they haven't reached the heights of GM
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The position with only the kings left?Richard Bates wrote:I don't think i'd bother claiming the draw in that position.
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On the bright side, at least there aren't perpetual adjournments dragging it on for days anymore. At least this sort of nonsense is over within the hour.
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No, the position at before black's 131st move.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:The position with only the kings left?Richard Bates wrote:I don't think i'd bother claiming the draw in that position.
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I was trying to be funny... (clearly it failed).Alex Holowczak wrote:No, the position at before black's 131st move.Christopher Kreuzer wrote:The position with only the kings left?Richard Bates wrote:I don't think i'd bother claiming the draw in that position.
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Yang-Fan won and has picked up another nice pairing.
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Lol. Touche. At least i was trying to give an impression of attempting to make progress Dislike of cameras can do funny things to people Your son was just an unfortunate caught in the crossfire!Carol Williams wrote:Richard Rapport is not the only player to make their opponent play in on an obviously drawn position. Those who post on this forum have been known to do so and they haven't reached the heights of GM
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