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Marie-Ange Moustache

Number of games in database: 16
Years covered: 2022 to 2024
Overall record: +0 -16 =0 (0.0%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games.

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MARIE-ANGE MOUSTACHE
(born 1959) Seychelles

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Last updated: 2022-10-24 19:01:28

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 page 1 of 1; 16 games  PGN Download 
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. M Moustache vs N Silva Rosas  0-172022Chennai Olympiad (Women)A00 Uncommon Opening
2. M Moustache vs Z La Fleur  0-1112022Chennai Olympiad (Women)A20 English
3. Magnim Celine Pakpali vs M Moustache 1-052022Chennai Olympiad (Women)C40 King's Knight Opening
4. Gyelmo Karma vs M Moustache 1-052022Chennai Olympiad (Women)A00 Uncommon Opening
5. M Moustache vs S Kamara  0-182022Chennai Olympiad (Women)C20 King's Pawn Game
6. N Mugisha vs M Moustache  1-082022Chennai Olympiad (Women)D20 Queen's Gambit Accepted
7. M Moustache vs M Gamba 0-132022Chennai Olympiad (Women)C20 King's Pawn Game
8. S N Ayouma Odounga vs M Moustache  1-072022Chennai Olympiad (Women)C00 French Defense
9. Saredo Elmi Waberi vs M Moustache  1-0122022Chennai Olympiad (Women)D00 Queen's Pawn Game
10. M Moustache vs K Shuqja 0-162024Budapest Olympiad (Women)A00 Uncommon Opening
11. S Shah vs M Moustache  1-0102024Budapest Olympiad (Women)B01 Scandinavian
12. M Moustache vs Johara Mohamoud Elmi  0-1102024Budapest Olympiad (Women)B01 Scandinavian
13. J Cana vs M Moustache  1-072024Budapest Olympiad (Women)A04 Reti Opening
14. M Moustache vs O K Robinson 0-142024Budapest Olympiad (Women)C42 Petrov Defense
15. B Chitan vs M Moustache 1-072024Budapest Olympiad (Women)D02 Queen's Pawn Game
16. M Moustache vs Salamatu Farmer 0-1172024Budapest Olympiad (Women)C44 King's Pawn Game
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Kibitzer's Corner
Aug-06-22  fabelhaft: Has struggled a bit on first board in the Olympiad.
Aug-06-22  Rip2632: Shave off the moustache and change her luck. It works for ballplayers.
Aug-06-22  ndg2: If Magnus is the Mozart of chess, she must be Florence Foster Jenkins ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flore...)
Aug-07-22  areknames: <Rip2632> This player is probably too busy constantly trimming her moustache to focus on her games, which explains the poor outcomes. Good grief.
Aug-09-22  Nosnibor: I feel sorry for this lady. Thrown in at the deep end but not able to fathom her way through the very basics. If she was the first board how on earth did the second board fare?
Oct-24-22  Ninas Husband: She should go see Seychelles by the seashore!
Aug-03-24
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  GrahamClayton: Maybe she is a federation official, or a friend/relative of one of those, who really wanted to go for a two weeks holiday in Chennai, but there were no more official spots in the delegation available. So they gave her a player spot and said that she gets the holiday, just needs to turn up for 15 minutes in the playing hall and throw a game.
Sep-13-24
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  Sally Simpson: The lass was a librarian for 42 years and was thanked along with others for her services by the President of the Seychelles.

https://www.nation.sc/articles/1383...

She also works behinds the scenes organising chess events:

"Special mention goes out to Marie-Ange Moustache of Belonie School who was the key person behind the event, both in terms of logistics and administration."

https://www.nation.sc/articles/1559...

Good luck to her.

Sep-13-24  fabelhaft: <The lass was a librarian for 42 years>

I wonder if the library had many chess books.

Sep-18-24  Damenlaeuferbauer: As her nice games from the last 2 olympiads show, Marie-Ange Moustache from the lovely Seychelles islands is without doubt the best female chess player today and the only legitimate inheritor of Vishy Anand (Chennai) and Judith Polgar (Budapest). Especially her deep opening preparation (only comparible to the Mariana Trench) is from another world.
Sep-18-24
Premium Chessgames Member
  OhioChessFan: Keep a stiff upper lip, Marie.
Nov-16-24
Premium Chessgames Member
  GrahamClayton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQQ...
Mar-25-25  James J. Henderson: Does FIDE have any rules about deliberately throwing games?
Mar-25-25
Premium Chessgames Member
  FSR: This latter-day Vera Menchik played for Seychelles in not one, but two, Women's Olympiads?
Mar-25-25
Premium Chessgames Member
  perfidious: <FSR>, you're just jealous: they are odds-on to medal in next year's Olympiad.
May-14-25  GumboGambit: All kidding aside, Seychelles employed a bit of Game Theory in their 2024 Olympiad Board allocation. Their top player Rachelle Hoareau played Board 4, and notched four wins. The flip side is Marie Ange took the hit as the sacrificial lamb on Board 1. This would in part explain her apparent lack of effort in some games.
May-14-25  Damenlaeuferbauer: There are rumors, that the 14th undisputed chess world champion Vladimir Kramnik and the GOAT (Greatest Player of All Times) Hans Moke Niemann invited her to their training camp, because both admire her deep opening preparation.
May-14-25  FM David H. Levin: <<ndg2>: If Magnus is the Mozart of chess, she must be Florence Foster Jenkins>

Thanks for the link on the hilarious career of Ms. Jenkins.

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