Gawain Jones vs Yge Visser (2004)

Gawain Jones vs Yge Visser
Harmonie 2004 · French Defense: Tarrasch Variation. Guimard Defense Main Line (C04) · 0-1

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Jan-02-05		Pawsome: Yge Visser started out this tournament winning all but one of his games with sharp play as in the joust above. Sadly, he fizzled out and made a couple of GM draws when the strokes got short. Ultimately he lost out on S-B points . Too bad. Calling all Dutchmen: How does one pronounce "Yge"?

Jan-02-05		shr0pshire: That indeed is very sharp and admirable play. Great game

Dec-02-07		Alphastar: <Pawsome: How does one pronounce "Yge"?> Something like ee-gah.

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