Here are the results of games completed recently
1st Web Chess Open Tournament, Gr-01: P.S.Dabholkar 0 Mirvois Matias (ARG) ; P.S.Dabholkar 0 Bronts Geerts Kornalis(NED); Perrin Richard David(ENG) 0 P.S.Dabholkar1st Web Chess Open Tournament, Gr-21: P.S.Dabholkar 1 Jimena Bonillo(ESP); P.S.Dabholkar 1 Wemhoner Wolfgang(GER)
ICCF OLYMPIAD XVI-Preliminary Gr.-Section-01: P.S.Dabholkar 0 Rozenberg Dov(ISR); Chacon Paulo Edisson(BRA) 1 P.S.Dabholkar; Zmokly 1 A. Chatterjee; Farias 1 P. Mandviwala
Web Chess Open tournament WS/O/025: Kamat Nikhil 1 Murdo Macdonald; Kamat Nikhil 1 Anguis Miquel Angel; Debevec Blaz 1 Kamat Nikhil; Baars Jan Tjeerd 0 Kamat Nikhil; Peterson Miss Janet 0 Kamat Nikhil
Afro Asian AA-S-05: Kamat Nikhil 1 Samir Iboud; Kamat Nikhil - Mohammed Ahamed Abol Fadl and Kamat Nikhil - Behi, Amen: games cancelled.
8th AFRO ASIAN Ch. Preliminary Gr.-Section-B: Bulatov A.P(RUS) 0 P.S.Dabholkar; P.S.Dabholkar 0 Tanti Joe G.(AUS) ; Tan Fee Meng(AUS) 0 P.S.Dabholkar; Gulsu Mehmet(TUR) 1 P.S.Dabholkar; Fakih Brahmin (TUR) 1 P.S.Dabholkar
Following players are participating in new ICCF tournaments
ICCF, WEBSERVER OLYMPIAD XVII-Preliminary Gr.-Section-05- P.S.Dhabolkar Board no.1
- K.L.Gala Board no. 2
- Alok Saxena Board no. 3
- Kalapi Trivedi Board no. 4
- Aniruudh Duttagupta Board no. 5
- Umesh Nair Board No. 6
The TD is Skerlík, Mgr. Stanislav and start date is 10th Jan, 2006. There is no end date. The games can be seen at the webserver with some restrictions. A game can be viewed only when it is finished, provided at least 10 games are finished in the event.
9th Afro-Asian CC Champ, Prel Section D: Nikhil Kamat
Pranab Bhowmick (Guwahati) has sent us the score of his second game against R.Lindberg in the India – Sweden match which ended in a draw game against the same opponent was published in the August Bulletin (p. 31). He writes, “With Black pieces, I was testing his ability to continue in a balanced position, in the meanwhile pushing ahead with my attack in the other game which I won.”
This game is about equal throughout and ends quietly. Perhaps, Bhowmick could have considered exploiting his queenside pawn majority to try and make something out of the position before the exchange of the pair of rooks.
Here is the game:
India-Sweden Friendly Match
Four Knights, C48
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.Nc3 Nc6 4.Bb5 Nd4 5.Bc4 Nxf3+ 6.Qxf3 d6 7.d3 Be7 8.Bg5 c6 9.O-O O-O 10.a4 Ne8 11.Be3 Be6 12.Bxe6 fxe6 13.Qg4 Rf6 14.b3 d5 15.exd5 exd5 16.Ne2 Nd6 17.d4 Nf7 18.Rad1 Qc7 19.c4
