EPTThe Chess Thread - Page 40
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marvellosity
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urboss
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His classical rating doesnt seem to reflect that. | ||
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mahrgell
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e: and 6th is some Austrian 2587 player with 6/8, but now facing the Grandmagnus | ||
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kwizach
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marvellosity
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Fighter
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Fighter
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On June 20 2014 01:05 vndestiny wrote: "What happened ? Maybe I dont tell you what happened " _ awesome commentary haha Haha, when he said that it seriously felt like someone doing an impersonation. As if, seriously, NO ONE could actually be like this haha. | ||
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wingpawn
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2014 FIDE World Blitz Championship Tournament Top Standings After 11 Rounds: 1. Magnus Carlsen 9/11 (+8 -1 =2) 2. Georg Meier 8.5/11 (+7 -1 =3) Hikaru Nakamura 8.5/11 (+7 -1 =3) 3. Gabriel Sargissian 8/11 (+6 -1 =4) Lu Shanglei 8/11 (+7 -2 =2) Ian Nepomniachtchi 8/11 (+7 -2 =2) Le Quang Liem 8/11 (+7 -2 =2) 4. Laurent Fressinet 7.5/11 (+6 -2 =3) Vikor Laznicka 7.5/11 (+6 -1 =3) Paentala Harikrishna 7.5/11 (+6 -2 =3) Viswanathan Anand 7.5/11 (+7 -3 =1) Shakhriyar Mamedyarov 7.5/11 (+7 -3 =1) Judit Polgar 7.5/11 (+7 -3 =1) Fabiano Caruana 7.5/11 (+7 -3 =1) Wang Hao 7.5/11 (+7 -3 =1) Round 12 - Top Pairings: June 20 2014, 15:00 local time (UTC+3) Georg Meier - Magnus Carlsen Hikaru Nakamura - Gabriel Sargissian Lu Shanglei - Ian Nepomniachtchi Laurent Fressinet - Le Quang Liem Viswanathan Anand - Paentala Harikrishna Shakhriyar Mamedyarov - Viktor Laznicka Judit Polgar - Fabiano Caruana Sergei Movsesian - Wang Hao | ||
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Orome
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urboss
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Shock710
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wingpawn
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On June 20 2014 20:15 Shock710 wrote: is there a 100% way to win the king bishop rook vs king rook if both sides play perfectly (so no blunders?) Nope, the weaker side can pretty much always defend. The only exceptions are very few specific positions, where the side with Bishop has unstoppable mating threat right from the moment he enters this endgame, but this almost never happens. | ||
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