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Olympiad R9
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Olympiad R9
234-00.00%03.5-0.50.00%03-14.35%12.5-1.526.09%62-234.78%81.5-2.534.78%81-30.00%00.5-3.50.00%00-40.00%0The poll is expired.
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Re: Olympiad R9
Opponent - the Kazakhstan team.
Code:29 40 KAZ Kazakhstan 17 9 - 9 18½ Canada 53
Last edited by Egidijus Zeromskis; Wednesday, 5 September, 2012, 02:52 PM.
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Re: Olympiad R9
It does look like Eric found a way in... up a piece now and I see his opponent just resigned!Originally posted by Aman Hambleton View PostDid you forget that Eric's opponent was in desperate need for a win and that Eric Hansen is a God?
If Eric had been careless on his last move and taken with the Queen there would have been a draw due to stalemate motifs!
Of course, he would not make that sort of mistake.
Congratulations Eric and the rest of the team!Last edited by Kerry Liles; Thursday, 6 September, 2012, 12:49 PM. Reason: not "draw chances" but a draw...Mike Pence: the Lord of the fly.
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Re: Olympiad R9
3-1Code:Bill Evans

After nine rounds:
5 points:
Gilles G. Jobin
4 points:
Aman Hambleton
Christopher Mallon
Felix Dumont
Forest-Mingjia Guo
Fred McKim
Richard Chen
3 points:
Bindi Cheng
Egidijus Zeromskis
Geordie Derraugh
Jason Manley
John Coleman
Larry Castle
Terry Chaisson
Vlad Rekhson
2 points
Andy Shaw
Bob Armstrong
David Ottosen
Gary Hua
Hugh Brodie
Jordan S. Berson
Kevin Chung
Kishor Ramaswamy
Larry Bevand
Mark S. Dutton
Rene Preotu
1 point
Bill Evans
Daniel Abrahams
Jesse Wang
Hikaru Nakamura
Ken Kurkowski
Kerry Liles
Kevin PaceyLast edited by Egidijus Zeromskis; Friday, 7 September, 2012, 07:58 AM.
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Re: Olympiad R9
One man's loss is another man's gain :DOriginally posted by David Ottosen View PostI think his opponent found a way to let him in; everyone is correct though that his opponent had to try something to win, but that was a pretty weak attempt.
I think he overlooked that he could be mated in the simple endgame.
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