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| May-01-06 | | BIDMONFA: Sigeman & Co (2006) SIGEMAN & CO TOURNAMENT
Round 4, Leader - Jan Timman - 3'5 points
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http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_...
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| May-01-06 | | VishyFan: Stellwagen has a very good chance of catching up with Timman..... |
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| May-01-06 | | iron maiden: Today's results, from the official site:
Jan Timman - Suat Atalik ½-½
Tiger Hillarp-Persson - Igor Khenkin 1-0
Pontus Carlsson - Slavko Cicak 1-0
Alexei Fedorov - Jonny Hector 1-0
Emanuel Berg - Daniel Stellwagen 0-1
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| May-01-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: Two Dutch on top! That's great.
How many rounds does this tournament have? 9? |
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| May-01-06 | | babakova: Swedish chess is no longer what it once was...Instead we have an abundance of poker players. Seriously, who cares about poker? sigh... |
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| May-01-06 | | midknightblue: (babakova) I agree that it is a shame. |
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| May-03-06 | | BIDMONFA: Sigeman & Co (2006) SIGEMAN & CO TOURNAMENT
Round 5, Leader - Jan Timman - 4'5 points
General Information
http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_...
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| May-03-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: I see the Dutchies are still going strong! Keep it up, boys! God bless the Netherlands. :) |
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| May-03-06 | | iron maiden: Today Timman won against Hector in 34 moves; Atalik won as black in 29. |
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| May-03-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: Standings after round 6:
1. Jan Timman: 5½ points
2. Daniel Stellwagen 4½ points
3. Suat Atalik 4 points
4. Tiger Hillarp-Persson 3½ points
5 - 7. Alexei Fedorov, Pontus Carlsson, Emanuel Berg 2½ points 8. Slavko Cicak 2 points
9 - 10. Igor Khenkin, Jonny Hector 1½ points |
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| May-03-06 | | percyblakeney: Stellwagen is doing well again, in Corus B earlier this year he won against Lahno, but in the other 12 games he scored 4 draws and 8 losses... |
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| May-03-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: <percyblakeney> Yes I remember that from Corus. On the day that I visited Corus I also saw Stellwagen lose, I believe it was against Giovanni Vescovi. When I was waiting in the evening at the bus-stop, Stellwagen walked by and he looked very tired but also frustrated. He is a very shy boy though, a weird fellow! |
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| May-03-06 | | TIMER: So far Timman has 5.5/6 (92%) against an average oppoent of 2553, giving him a rating performance of 2954! Timman is in great form, playing like a top player again in this event. |
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May-04-06
 | | Maatalkko: Timman is the best! I somewhat irrationally bet all of my ChessBookie points on him to win this tournament, but it looks like I lucked out on that one! He used to be a great player, and although that fades with age it doesn't disappear entirely. Contrary to what most people think, I believe that the older players in a tournament have the most potential for a spectacular result. Although prodigies are fast improving, the old legends like Timman can always turn out amazing results if they return to their youthful form. |
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| May-04-06 | | BIDMONFA: Sigeman & Co (2006) SIGEMAN & CO TOURNAMENT
Round 7 - Standings
1 TIMMAN, Jan 6
2 STELWAGEN, Daniel 5
3 HILLARP PERSSON, Tiger 4’5
4 ATALIK, Suat 4
5-6 FEDOROV, Alexei 3’5
5-6 BERG, Emanuel 3’5
7-8 CARLSSON, Pontus 2’5
7-8 CICAK, Slavko 2’5
9 KHENKIN, Igor 2
10 HECTOR, Jonny 1’5
General Information
http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_...
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May-04-06
| | Maatalkko: What the heck is BIDMONFA anyway? It's darn useful, but who made it and why? |
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| May-05-06 | | BIDMONFA: Sigeman & Co (2006) SIGEMAN & CO TOURNAMENT
Round 8 - Standings
1 TIMMAN, Jan 6'5
2 HILLARP PERSSON, Tiger 5’5
3-4 STELWAGEN, Daniel 5
3-4 ATALIK, Suat 5
5 BERG, Emanuel 4’5
6 FEDOROV, Alexei 4
7-9 CARLSSON, Pontus 2’5
7-9 CICAK, Slavko 2’5
7-9 KHENKIN, Igor 2'5
10 HECTOR, Jonny 2
General Information
http://www.bidmonfa.com/informacio_...
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| May-05-06 | | orio24: Timman plays in excellent form. I didn't expect such a performance. It is very exciting! |
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| May-05-06 | | Jim Bartle: "Timman has a tendency to tire, though, and fade toward the end of tournaments." Boy, I'll bet whoever made that comment after 3 rounds feels like an idiot about now. |
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May-05-06
 | | technical draw: Hold on Jim, let me see who said that. Never mind. |
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| May-06-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: Timman has won the tournament!
Final standings:
1. Jan Timman 7 points
2 - 3. Tiger Hillarp-Persson, Suat Atalik 6 points
4 - 5. Daniel Stellwagen, Emanuel Berg 5½ ponits
6. Alexei Fedorov 4½ points
7 - 8. Pontus Carlsson, Igor Khenkin 3 points
9. Slavko Cicak 2½ points
10. Jonny Hector 2 points |
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| May-06-06 | | s4life: <EmperorAtahualpa: I see the Dutchies are still going strong! Keep it up, boys!
God bless the Netherlands. :)>
Is it the same God of the Armenians? :)
Congrats to Timman BTW...
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| May-07-06 | | waddayaplay: <Timman has a tendency to tire, though, and fade toward the end of tournaments. Boy, I'll bet whoever made that comment after 3 rounds feels like an idiot about now.> Well last two rounds he drew in 12 and 14 moves respectively.
Timman vs Fedorov, 2006
P Carlsson vs Timman, 2006 |
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| May-07-06 | | percyblakeney: Timman was impressive and it's fun to see him play well. At the same time he may have been slightly "lucky" a couple of times. Berg refused the draw and played on to lose, Cicak had a clear draw when he blundered, and Stellwagen missed the winning continuation. But in all I think he deserved his "luck"... |
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| May-08-06 | | Marvol: <waddayaplay: Well last two rounds he drew in 12 and 14 moves respectively.> Yes well maybe that's because he was leading easily? No need for him to take risks or what. |
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