Jake Kleiman vs Mark Paragua (2010)

Jake Kleiman vs Mark Paragua
Philadelphia Open (2010) · Sicilian Defense: Alapin Variation. General (B22) · 0-1

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Apr-11-10		Sularus: Did white run out of time? 43. Qxg7++ or is the score wrong? I guess i am missing something here. =(

Apr-14-10		kingfu: I guess I will add it to my collection called "Question Games." Did white lose on time ( hard to believe)? Did Jake get an overwhelming desire for a knish or a chess steak and just walk away from a won position? Did CG pot 0-1 when they meant 1-0? Enquiring minds want to know!

Apr-14-10		zanshin: According to the tournament website http://www.philadelphiaopen.net/, Kleiman played 43.Rg6, then resigned. It still leaves questions unanswered.

Apr-17-10		asianwarrior: If ever white did play 43. Rg6, losing his rook,it become a shock to him that he lost interest in continuing the game. White might have seen 43. Rg7 mate but his fingers trembled and drooped the rook instead at g7.

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