For those of you not living within easy commuting distance of the KCCA Finals Day, I leave you with a reminder of the days when World Championship matches involved playing real chess. Notes are from Megabase 2012.
Sunday, 13 May 2012
A la recherche des echecs perdus
Today is a rest day in the World Championship match in Moscow, so I am going to the Kent County Chess Association Finals Day, this afternoon. I live in hope of seeing some games of chess lasting beyond move 25, containing at least 50% moves not previously played before, and perhaps, if I am really, really lucky, some games that end in something other than a boring, fightless draw.
For those of you not living within easy commuting distance of the KCCA Finals Day, I leave you with a reminder of the days when World Championship matches involved playing real chess. Notes are from Megabase 2012.
For those of you not living within easy commuting distance of the KCCA Finals Day, I leave you with a reminder of the days when World Championship matches involved playing real chess. Notes are from Megabase 2012.
