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Here's a small collection of recent games.
The Good:
The Bad:
The Ugly:
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Also known as the Canadian Closed. I had 1 unplayed win (opponent had an emergency), 1 win, 3 draws, and 2 losses. However, from my only win in the tournament (against the second-lowest rated player), is a beautiful combination.
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Is it bad luck?
I got paired against a Czech FM, with black pieces, now I have 2.5/7, a -2 score again...
Well... What can I say? I got completely cleaned...
Well... crime and punishment? According to Samsonkin (the coach) taking on f4, an... | Read More
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After winning, I played someone with the same rating, and I was playing beautifully, only to blunder in time trouble. My opponent was an Isreali FM - Elect too.
So then I had 1/2. I thought that wasn't bad, but it gets worse.
Next round, I could... | Read More
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Round 1.
Well, I was kinda jet-lagged, as we are 7 hours behind. I couldn't sleep until 3 in the morning (Turkish Time, 8 in Toronto Time). On top of that, Samsonkin kept me up by snoring... Then he woke me up at 9, and I was simply dead tired. H... | Read More
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I'm 1 / 2, took a bye in 3rd round...
I left these unannotated.
Round 1:
Round 2:
I got out boring-ed by a strong IM... damn it...
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This is against a 11 year old child, Ashkan Azali, of Iran. I'd say this is more of an instructive game, as I kept my opponent completely shut out. This was punishment for committing an opening error. This, was my only win in the tournament asid... | Read More
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A game that I managed to beat Roman in. It's not perfect, nor is it one of my best games. This was almost a year ago, of course, now a days, the rating difference is still about the same, but I would have a hard time recreating this. (I lack t... | Read More
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Brilliant tactics can occur in positional settings, such as the French Exchange, but, these fall-asleep lines can provide brilliant tactics. My opponent was former expert, and a year younger than me. He is very experienced, but chess moves speak... | Read More
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One of my most beautiful games, white conducts an picturesque attack, based on positional values that exist within the position. It also emphasizes the importance of pawns in the chess game. Also, my opponent was a strong master, and had won Cana... | Read More