Some Grandmasters looked at it, and after extensive computer analysis, extending over several days, they worked out that the best response to the new move I had come up with, was to ask 'Do you want to take that one back?'
Steven: In ChessBase I found a game between an S. Carr and a Timothy Brown, which S. Carr won. I have always wondered if that was you. Tim is a former Arizona state champion whom I managed to draw a couple of times, but was at his peak a 2300 master.
Though, my database has S. Carr as a Canadian. But the game was played in London in 1995.
Dennis is a better chess player than I am.
ReplyDeleteI once produced a TN in the opening.
Some Grandmasters looked at it, and after extensive computer analysis, extending over several days, they worked out that the best response to the new move I had come up with, was to ask 'Do you want to take that one back?'
Steven: In ChessBase I found a game between an S. Carr and a Timothy Brown, which S. Carr won. I have always wondered if that was you. Tim is a former Arizona state champion whom I managed to draw a couple of times, but was at his peak a 2300 master.
ReplyDeleteThough, my database has S. Carr as a Canadian. But the game was played in London in 1995.
That wasn't me.
ReplyDeleteHaving looked at the game, it seemed like a real off day for Tim. No brilliancy by whoever S. Carr is.
ReplyDeleteVic, if you play chess at chess.com my username is JohnLoftus. Become friends and we'll have a friendly match.
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