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  • Hans Jung
    • 2008-06-01
    • 21112

    #91
    Overlooked by me in all the other excitement was the huge upset of Shawn RL by Anthony Atanasov. Congratulations Anthony!

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    • Hans Jung
      • 2008-06-01
      • 21112

      #92
      Nicholas Vettese attacked with gusto against Adam Dorrance but could not breakthru and was worse most of the way. The move that caught my attention was 39.Ne6+ wonderful tactics and the resulting threats on the C-file.

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      • Hans Jung
        • 2008-06-01
        • 21112

        #93
        Also lots of hard fought draws in round 9.

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        • Hans Jung
          • 2008-06-01
          • 21112

          #94
          After 9 Shiyam Thavandiran with 8, Anthony Atanasov, Adam Dorrance, Razvan Preotu, and Raja Panjwani all with 6.5

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          • Hans Jung
            • 2008-06-01
            • 21112

            #95
            Unexpected excitement in the Canadian Womens. 3 way tie for first between Svitlana Demchenko, Yunshan Li, and Maili-Jade Ouellet going into the last round.

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            • Hans Jung
              • 2008-06-01
              • 21112

              #96
              Last round pairings: Adam Dorrance vs Shiyam Thavandiran, Anthony Atanasov vs Razvan Preotu, Sai Krishna vs Raja Panjwani, Bator Sambuev vs Shawn RL, Nicholas Vettese vs Sergei Noritsyn, Zachary Dukic vs Nikolay Noritsyn

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              • Hans Jung
                • 2008-06-01
                • 21112

                #97
                Rd 10 Another amazing endgame in the Shiyam game! We fans are getting way way more than our moneys worth! Thanks Shiyam and Adam. Actually double and triple thanks. Why? No short draw in round 10. Obviously both gentlemen players are sincere chess lovers and have maxed out the game.

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                • Hans Jung
                  • 2008-06-01
                  • 21112

                  #98
                  Adam Dorrance vs Shiyam Thavandiran 25...Qxa3+ is a very cool move. White resigns on move 47. The continuation might be 48.Kb1 Ne4 49.Nf1 Nc3+ 50.Ka1 Nxd5 51.Ka2 e4 52.Kxa3 e3 etc.

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                  • Hans Jung
                    • 2008-06-01
                    • 21112

                    #99
                    Shiyam finishes with an unbelievable three wins in a row! and 9 out of ten possible points.

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                    • Hans Jung
                      • 2008-06-01
                      • 21112

                      #100
                      A lot of long endgames in the last round as players fight on to the last gasp.(thats a compliment)

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                      • Hans Jung
                        • 2008-06-01
                        • 21112

                        #101
                        Zachary Dukic vs Nikolay Noritsyn draw! What a fighting game!

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                        • Hans Jung
                          • 2008-06-01
                          • 21112

                          #102
                          Canadian Women's after round 9 Three way tie for first: Maili-Jade Ouellet, Svitlana Demchenko, Yunshan Li all with 7.5

                          I assume there was a playoff.

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                          • Hans Jung
                            • 2008-06-01
                            • 21112

                            #103
                            Premiere Ist Place Vadim Razin with 6 Second place Hugh Siddeley 5.5

                            Congratulations to Hugh Siddeley for beating the Grandmaster!

                            That Hugh Siddeley - strong chess player!

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                            • Hans Jung
                              • 2008-06-01
                              • 21112

                              #104
                              under 1800 Haneul Park and Sarthak Deshpande both with 6. I assume Haneul Park finished first because of beating Sarthak Deshpande in their individual encounter.

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                              • Hans Jung
                                • 2008-06-01
                                • 21112

                                #105
                                under 1400 Henry Jayden Tan First Place with 6.5 points.

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