The chess games of Simon Le Blancq

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Simon Le Blancq

Number of games in database: 14
Years covered: 1984 to 1990
Highest rating achieved in database: 2260
Overall record: +4 -7 =3 (39.3%)*
* Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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SIMON LE BLANCQ Zimbabwe	[what is this?]
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Last updated: 2017-10-10 17:04:53

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Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. J Hardinge vs S Le Blancq	0-1	39	1984	v YMCA	B52 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
2. Hort vs S Le Blancq	1-0	30	1984	Chess Olympiad	E11 Bogo-Indian Defense
3. S Le Blancq vs Z Rahman	0-1	41	1986	BCF-ch	D02 Queen's Pawn Game
4. S Le Blancq vs M J Freeman	0-1	56	1986	Hastings Challengers	D43 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
5. S Le Blancq vs D C Jarrett	0-1	49	1987	Guernsey & Jersey	C55 Two Knights Defense
6. Speelman vs S Le Blancq	1-0	36	1987	Bath Zonal	A17 English
7. Chandler vs S Le Blancq	1-0	41	1987	Bath Zonal	B70 Sicilian, Dragon Variation
8. S Le Blancq vs M Sickenberger	½-½	45	1988	Nuernberg (3-18)	C55 Two Knights Defense
9. S Le Blancq vs R Petursson	1-0	24	1989	London	B22 Sicilian, Alapin
10. Hebden vs S Le Blancq	1-0	28	1989	Guernsey op 89\\14	A40 Queen's Pawn Game
11. S Le Blancq vs M Godena	½-½	42	1990	Novi Sad ol (Men)	C55 Two Knights Defense
12. S Le Blancq vs W Zabasajja	1-0	70	1990	Chess Olympiad	B07 Pirc
13. W Hook vs S Le Blancq	0-1	67	1990	Novi Sad ol (Men)	A10 English
14. S Le Blancq vs C Van Tilbury	½-½	19	1990	Novi Sad ol (Men)	C01 French, Exchange

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Aug-10-18		Delboy: One of the most colourful characters I have met in the eccentric chessplayer fraternity. Trying to make a living from chess, he played in many South African tournaments in the 1980's (when that country was internationally boycotted) under the pseudonym "I Dawson". This was however discovered by the Zimbabwe chess federation, whereupon he continued playing in South Africa under a second pseudonym, "IDA Snow" (an anagram of "I Dawson"). No longer able to represent Zimbabwe after the 1984 Olympiad, he became board 1 for Guernsey from 1986-1990 Here is a page that includes some pictures of him: http://www.guernseychessclub.org.gg... There are several reports stating that he has passed away prematurely, but I have no more details

Aug-10-18		MissScarlett: <No longer able to represent Zimbabwe after the 1984 Olympiad...> Do you mean he was expelled from the chess federation, or did he emigrate?

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