page 18 of 18; games 426-445 of 445  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 426. Plachetka vs M Cebalo   ½-½ 35 2011 European Seniors Championship A37 English, Symmetrical 427. A Vikulov vs V Okhotnik   0-1 71 2011 European Seniors Championship A41 Queen's Pawn Game (with ...d6) 428. M Peretz vs Kupreichik 1-0 55 2011 European Seniors Championship B74 Sicilian, Dragon, Classical 429. Suba vs G Timoshchenko ½-½ 9 2011 European Seniors Championship A20 English 430. O Chernikov vs C Werner   ½-½ 19 2011 European Seniors Championship A04 Reti Opening 431. A Van Oosten vs L Lederman   0-1 13 2011 European Seniors Championship A07 King's Indian Attack 432. J Rooze vs H Weisenburger   1-0 20 2011 European Seniors Championship B01 Scandinavian 433. K I Norman vs E Fatalibekova   ½-½ 59 2011 European Seniors Championship D76 Neo-Grunfeld, 6.cd Nxd5, 7.O-O Nb6 434. M Kierzek vs C Estrada Martinez   1-0 39 2011 European Seniors Championship D15 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav 435. H Theting vs K H Bondick   ½-½ 7 2011 European Seniors Championship A04 Reti Opening 436. P Hohler vs S Quagliarella   1-0 50 2011 European Seniors Championship D47 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav 437. W Bayer vs H Kratschmer   0-1 71 2011 European Seniors Championship A15 English 438. C Barlocco vs M Kierzek   1-0 84 2011 European Seniors Championship A01 Nimzovich-Larsen Attack 439. S Miednikova vs G Bisignano   ½-½ 60 2011 European Seniors Championship C50 Giuoco Piano 440. S Zhelesny vs A Elfert   1-0 37 2011 European Seniors Championship E00 Queen's Pawn Game 441. V Ossipov vs H Thieme   1-0 52 2011 European Seniors Championship A46 Queen's Pawn Game 442. P Colombo vs T Khmiadashvili   0-1 51 2011 European Seniors Championship A46 Queen's Pawn Game 443. K Nickl vs T Serra Olives   1-0 43 2011 European Seniors Championship A45 Queen's Pawn Game 444. I Sinelnikov vs G Valenti   ½-½ 58 2011 European Seniors Championship B07 Pirc 445. J P Guillaumat vs G Iudicello   0-1 23 2011 European Seniors Championship E92 King's Indian  page 18 of 18; games 426-445 of 445    REFINE SEARCH:   White wins (1-0) | Black wins (0-1) | Draws (1/2-1/2)

Apr-10-11    Penguincw: Oh.Interesting.Is Viktor Korchnoi in this tournament? Apr-10-11    Harvestman: What are the entry criteria for this? What makes a player a senior? Apr-11-11    dakgootje: You have to have forfeited at least once because you fell asleep. Apr-11-11    Penguincw: < Harvestman: What are the entry criteria for this? What makes a player a senior? > I don't know.Maybe you have to be at least 65.I think there should be some wagering from this tournament. Apr-11-11    soldal: "Participant can be any gentleman or lady who is registered by his ECU federation, and he reached his 60th birthday till 01.01.2011 or she reached her 50th birthday till 01.01. 2011." http://scacchivda.com/wp-content/up... Apr-11-11    Shams: Women live longer than men, yet become seniors earlier? Apr-11-11    HeMateMe: I recognize a few names. Timsoshenko, Suba, and Nona G. Apr-11-11    TheFocus: The time-delay feature would come in handy here. Besides, every senior is allowed to stop the clock once during the game for a few minutes nap or just to show off pictures of their grandkids. Apr-11-11    HeMateMe: I'm sure Fischer would have demanded a patent, if such a feature could be put on a chess clock. Apr-11-11    TheFocus: Wow! What an idea! A time-delay chess clock! Maybe we could even try mixing the pieces in a random fashion on the first rank instead of that same old boring set-up. We could call it "Mixed-up Chess" or some such like. Man, the future of chess is looking better every day. Apr-11-11    Shams: <I recognize a few names. Timsoshenko, Suba, and Nona G.> Kupreichik, author of the transpositional 5...Bd7 in the Sicilian. Let's see...Algimantas Butnorius, uh, the "Notorious B.U.T." Strutinskaya, known for her ambulatory gamesmanship. Tomas Olives, who smells like pimento. Jan Rooze, master of japery. Giovanni "Who da cello!?" Iudicello. It's a murderer's row here. Apr-11-11    zubenator: I believe it's 60 years for men and 50 for women. but I don't remember now where I saw that Apr-11-11    TheFocus: <zubenator> <soldal> <"Participant can be any gentleman or lady who is registered by his ECU federation, and he reached his 60th birthday till 01.01.2011 or she reached her 50th birthday till 01.01. 2011."> http://scacchivda.com/wp-content/up... Scroll up. Apr-12-11    Skakalec: Kortchnoi is not here. He is not senior any more. He is more like Methusalems now (together with Gligoric, Taimanov, Ivkov and few others) Apr-12-11    TheFocus: Nice to see Nona doing so well. Apr-14-11    Manuel G. Vergara: Every kibitzer here sounds funny eh! hehehe Apr-14-11    HeMateMe: ...thats because we're typing underwater! (I'll be here all week, $10 cover, two drink minimum...) Apr-19-11    Everett: So has Suba won? That would be great for him. Congratulations!

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