Almira Skripchenko-Lautier vs Joel Lautier (1998)

Almira Skripchenko-Lautier vs Joel Lautier
Lost Boys Open 1998 · King's Gambit: Accepted. Bishop's Gambit First Jaenisch Variation (C33) · 1/2-1/2

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Feb-08-04		SamusAran: Agreeing to a draw at this stage in the game??

Feb-08-04		bjdenton17: Well, they are married.

Feb-08-04		Benjamin Lau: They were married.

Feb-08-04		clendenon: thet got a divorce while this game was in progress thats why they had to divide the point.

Feb-08-04		WMD: I hadn't hear about their break-up. Joel will be a lost boy without her.

Feb-08-04		fatbaldguy: <clendenon> I know in many countries property is divided equally among the parties in case of divorce, but I didn't realize this extended to points in chess games...

Oct-05-04		fgh: What is the point of drawing in this position?

Jul-22-05		rexeterna: The <Lost Boys Open>? Anyone have more info on the origin of that tourney?

Sep-09-05		samikd: <Joel will be a lost boy without her> I can't really say I blame Joel

Sep-09-05		PivotalAnorak: Lost Boys Open was an annual tournament set up in Antwerp, Belgium, named after their main sponsor, a computer company whose name was inspired by JM Barrie's "Peter Pan" stories.

Apr-19-06		sitzkrieg: And later it moved to Amsterdam.

Feb-17-07		ToTheKings: This game is listed under her "notable games." Why? Does cg.com decide what is notable or does the player? Either way, this game stinks.

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