Author: Otello Gnaramori
Date: 14:29:07 03/22/02
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On March 22, 2002 at 14:56:13, martin fierz wrote: >>> >>>this was not drawish strategy at all... >>>i bet gulko was in time trouble in the final position and that's why he took the >>>draw. can anyone confirm this? I followed the game (unfortunately) and I can confirm he wasn't in time trouble, he had almost same time of Junior for the entire game. look at it - he has 2 pawns more, why would he >>>take a draw there? He _definitely_ played deliberately for a draw with eccentric moves tending to keep closed the pos. and I think that moving the Knights back and forth , or the King back and forth (on same places...) doesn't require much brain effort. w.b.r. Otello >i replayed the game, i did not follow it. of course there was a lot of >maneuvering around of the pieces, but sometimes, that is all you can do. >watching chess games is *never* boring to me, as long as i can think about what >i would be going to play next - and in such a closed position you have a lot to >think about... > >aloha > martin
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