Don Wedding
Number of games in database: 12
Years covered: 1994
Overall record: +6 -5 =1 (54.2%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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page 1 of 1; 12 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. D Wedding vs Bram 0-1 29 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 2. D Wedding vs Dsailer 1-0 17 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 3. D Wedding vs D R Bragg 0-1 36 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 4. D Wedding vs Dangerman 1-0 42 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 5. D Wedding vs Barak 1-0 17 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 6. D Wedding vs Fassbinder 0-1 18 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 7. D Wedding vs Consigliori 0-1 39 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 8. D Wedding vs H Atkins 0-1 23 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 9. D Wedding vs H Erwin   ½-½ 38 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 10. D Wedding vs Checkmar   1-0 35 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 11. D Wedding vs Argue 1-0 38 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening 12. D Wedding vs H Erwin 1-0 25 1994 Telecomm theme corr A00 Uncommon Opening

Jul-20-05    The 3 Gambiteers: A guy who likes his chessgames unconvential. Wonder what his Wedding was like? Apr-07-06    dbquintillion: This guy played against a lot of suspiciously named opponents. Apr-07-06    Calli: BIDMONFA Don Wedding - http://www.business.utoledo.edu/mgm... BIDMONFA BIDMONFA ! :-> Apr-07-06    EmperorAtahualpa: <This guy played against a lot of suspiciously named opponents.> <dbguintillion> Probably those are internet handles. Apr-07-06    EmperorAtahualpa: Please, <Calli>, don't bring <BIDMONFA> to any ideas. :) Apr-07-06    Jim Bartle: Check it out—he's undefeated as black. Apr-07-06    Calli: <EmperorAtahualpa> "Please..." Atahualpa Atahualpa! Biography http://www.famousamericans.net/atah... Jun-30-07    kozo: unsurprisingly, he was a friend of Claude Frizzel Bloodgood. <dbguintillion> they might have been prisoner's nicknames, although i'm not quite sure. Jul-26-09    amadeus: Nice: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT6I... Jan-09-13    paavoh: <Wonder what his Wedding was like?> Juding from the gamelist, it must have been a White one. Jan-19-13    Wyatt Gwyon: How did these games find their way onto the database? Jan-20-13    HeMateMe: Simple--He made ChessGames an offer they couldn't refuse... Mar-10-13    lajube: Don Wedding was a notorious personality in the early days of the Internet before www was invented. He frequented rec.games.chess, and rec.games.chess.politics. If memory serves, he loved typing in all lowercase, had a tendency to troll/argue inanely, was a rabid Fischer fan, and played the grob incessantly. His early presence probably is why his games got collected and included in the original chessgames.com database.

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