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We are back

We are back to the normal schedule. A couple of tournaments were cancelled but we’re going to play the rest.

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The Championship has been cancelled

The Canterbury Championship has been cancelled after two rounds due to the current medical issues. The next tournament – the Lightning Championship – is planned on the 27th of April, but who knows… Hope to see you then.
There will be social chess in the meantime, so you can come and play some friendly games if you are well.

Update:
I suppose the whole Lakemba club is closed now, so there is no social chess.

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Puzzles

Puzzle (Alois Wotawa)

Do you believe that White can win it?

Solution is below…

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Events Official

Annual Meeting

You are all invited to the Annual General Meeting, which will be held on Monday 3rd February 2020.

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Events Games

Correspondence Game vs Russia

We have played a correspondence game against the united team of two Russian chess forums Zugzwang Club and Kasparov Chess.
We lost but the game was interesting. It was the 5th such game, Russia leads 4-1.

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GM Anton Smirnov plays at Canterbury

On the 15th of July, the Canterbury Chess Club was visited by the youngest Australian grandmaster Anton Smirnov. He played against 6 players rated under 2000, blindfolded. The Anton’s result was four wins, two losses.

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Arman Monir is the Lightning Champion

Arman has scored 6.5/7 in his pretty much first tournament in our club today and won the lightning champion title. Congratulations!

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Arthur Huynh is the Club Champion

Arthur Huynh won the Club Championship 2019 with a 5.5/7 score. The equal second were Fred Flatow and Nazari Sattar – 5.

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Ready for the 2019 Championship

From Jesse Noel Gavino:

Hi FM Fred and all,
Thanks for the chat, games and photo..
Will visit again soon as project is done…
Please see attached picture..

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Vlad Dragalchuk is the 2019 Rapid Champion

Scored 8/9. The equal second are Fred Flatow, Arthur Hyunh, Tahir Yaqub — 7/9.