Saturday, June 19, 2010

Round 1 of the Erwin Kett Invitational underway

In foreground:  Katie Patterson plays State Champion Garrett Reynolds


          Rd   Bd Scr   White                            Scr Black
  1. 01 101. 1 Reynolds, Garrett (0.0,1956) 0 Katie, Patterson (0.0,1019)
  2. 01 102. 0 Black, Jason (0.0,1000) 1 Roland, Jeff (0.0,1679)
  3. 01 103. 1 Baggett, Jeff (0.0,1644) 0 Kett, Erwin (0.0,1000)
  4. 01 104. 0 Bruess, Shane (0.0,1000) 1 Lang, Jamie (0.0,1496)
  5. 01 105. 1 Porth, Adam (0.0,1220) 0 Walton, Taylor (0.0,1000)
  6. 01 106. 1 Taylor, Shane (0.0,1000) 0 Patterson, Kevin (0.0,1196)
  7. 01 107. 1 Connor, Kitt (0.0,1136) 0 Porth, Dylan (0.0,1000)
  8. 01 108. 1 Jaramillo, Tyler (0.0,1000) 0 Mills, Danny (0.0,1096)
  9. 01 109. 0.5 Bruck, Nick (0.0,1089) 0.5 Porth, Desmond (0.0,1000)






2010 Erwin Kett Invitational
Black, Jason (1000) vs. Roland, Jeff (1679), Game/60
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Result: black won
1.g3Nf6
2.Nf3g6
3.Bg2Bg7
4.O-OO-O
5.c3c5
6.d4cxd4
7.cxd4d5
8.Bf4Nc6
9.e3Qb6
10.Qe2Bf5
11.Nc3Nb4
12.Be5Bd3
13.Qd1Bxf1
14.Qxf1e6
15.Bxf6Bxf6
16.h4Rac8
17.g4Nc6
18.Na4Qc7
19.g5Bg7
20.Rc1Qe7
21.a3Na5
22.Rxc8Rxc8
23.b4Nc4
24.Qc1Nd6
25.Qb2Qc7
26.Nc5b6
27.Na6Qc1+
28.Qxc1Rxc1+
29.Kh2Ra1
30.Nd2Rxa3
31.Nc7Ra2
32.Nb3Rxf2
33.b5Rb2
34.Nc1Rc2
35.Nd3Rxc7
36.e4dxe4
37.Ne5Bxe5+
38.dxe5Nxb5
39.Bxe4Rc5
40.Bd3Rxe5
41.Kg2Nd4
42.Kf2a5
43.h5a4
44.hxg6hxg6
45.Kf1b5
46.Bxb5Nxb5
47.Kg2a3
48.Kf3a2
49.Kf4a1=Q
50.Kg4Qd4+
51.Kg3Re3+
52.Kf2Qd2+
53.Kf1Re1#
CHECKMATE!






Notes:  Danny Mills surprised us with a late registration.  Glad to have him back in the mix.  Andrew Uriarte, Maxx Bates, and Miles Hendrix did not show up.

1 comment:

  1. Jeremy Silman said, speaking of the players he writes for, “These people need something to grasp onto. This isn’t about tactics or openings – you can get that in other books. This is about how to get a grip on a position and how to understand what’s going on.” Silman complains that grandmasters will say to him, “No grandmaster thinks like that!” Silman answers, “In one way, he’s right. No grandmaster does think like that. And in another way, he’s wrong. They all think like that, but they do it subconsciously and instantaneously. But weaker players can’t do that, they need to learn to walk.

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