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Félicitations aux organisateurs. J'ai déjà hâte au prochain tournoi.
Ne voulant prendre aucun risque dans l'extraordinaire position finale, j'ai offert la nulle qui fût acceptée avec empressements par mon adversaire. Ouf!
Félicitations aux organisateurs. J'ai déjà hâte au prochain tournoi.
Effectivement, ce fût un beau tournoi; vous êtes une équipe dynamique et je comprends que mon fils Félix D. apprécie y aller et qu'il recrute d'autres jeunes. J'ai d'ailleurs jasé avec un joueur adulte qui lui aussi apprécie le ''mixte'' jeunes et adultes dans vos tournois : c,est stimulant pour tous!
Bravo! :)
Qui a gagné le tournoi? Savez-vous les gagnants des différentes sections?
Michel
J'ai envoyé le classement final au webmestre du site FQE avec la photo des gagnants section par section. Surveillez le site FQE les prochains jours. Il serait trop long d'énumérer tout le monde, mais parmi les faits saillants disons qu'en section 1 la première place revient au MF Sylvain Barbeau 4 1/2 sur 5 suivi du maître Steve Bolduc 4. Le MF Marc Ghannoum effectuait un retour au jeu après une certaine absence et je pense qu'il était un peu rouillé.
Les jeunes se sont illustrés en finissant premiers dans cinq des huit sections de jeu (Mathieu Poulin, Kelly Wang, Hong Rui Zhu, Michael Chang et Sheng Meng Gu).
Félicitations aux organisateurs. J'ai déjà hâte au prochain tournoi.
Ne voulant prendre aucun risque dans l'extraordinaire position finale, j'ai offert la nulle qui fût acceptée avec empressements par mon adversaire. Ouf!
Mais les noirs matent non? La prise du pion e4 par le fou était un très bon coup et aurait dû forcer l'abandon :) Belle partie quand même!
Quant au tournoi, la cadence de 15 minutes + 10 secondes par coup est énormément plus lente que la cadence 25 minutes... De nombreuses parties se finissaient au 20e coup car un des deux adversaires n'avait plus de temps et que le simple 10 seconde par coup n'était pas assez pour tout calculer d'un milieu de partie complexe...
20 minutes + 5 secondes par coup me semblerait plus raisonnable ou tout simplement ne pas faire prévaloir l'incrément sur la cadence non-incrémentée (ce qui est le cas dans la majorité des tournois de semi-rapides).
Last edited by Felix Dumont; Sunday, 19th April, 2009, 12:50 PM.
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