I still can't believe it. Hahahaha. Oh gosh..... sorry. I'm just amazed by my own stupidity sometimes.
Fair play by my opponent Gordon Miller who didn't miss a heartbeat in converting his advantage.
Anyway, my brother-in-law Steven played an absolutely stunning game to beat his opponent.
Next week, I'm up against Owen Roach a player of similar rating as I. And tonight, the Bobby Fischer Cup continues on....
On the light side of things, I seem to be able to play much more at ease against Steven these days and can hold my own, losing to him a lot with lesser frequency.
Meanwhile, I'm still having loads of fun from my self-imposed vacation.

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ReplyDeleteAtleast you know openings. :-)
ReplyDeleteDont worry, the moves (in the right order) will come back. It's only to hope that you know what plan in the middlegame they are hidding.
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chess coach: thanks for your comments! i've added your blog to my blog roll. cheers!
ReplyDeletechesstiger: i certainly hope so! :) i didn't realise i misplayed the opening and then 15 moves in, the pawn structure etc of everything looks totally foreign to me! i knew then i was lost. :)
dk: :)