Charles Kennaugh vs Edvins Kengis (2003) "Kengis Kan"

Charles Kennaugh vs Edvins Kengis
"Kengis Kan" (game of the day Sep-13-04)
Cappelle La Grande 2003 · Sicilian Defense: Kan Variation. Wing Attack (B43) · 0-1

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Sep-13-04		Eatman: Nice game by Edvins. White seemed to be in game for a while but white's tactics didn't pan out as Kengis saw further. Incidentally, I got owned by him in similar style recently in Riga-2004 (which Kengis won).

Sep-13-04		kevin86: A strange position at move 36:white could't avoid the exchange of rooks at the pain of checkmate. The two moves that could avoid it would be g1 or 8c2--- which of course would allow (ha ha) the exchange of rooks anyway.

Sep-13-04		tomh72000: Chessgames.com's best pun yet?

Sep-13-04		kolobok: hey Eatman i am from Jelgava do you know a latvian chess website with all latvian gms,ims and their rating games ...etc?

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