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Chess makes
you Smart
Great Chess Minds
make Great Students!
Chess
Tournaments (December 2010)
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Date
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Tournament
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Download Form
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1
to 2 December
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4
to 5 December
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Penang Chess League
Team Tournament
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Details from Tan Eng Seong
(012-429 9517).
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5
December
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No Frills Rapid Chess
(Kuala Lumpur)
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Click
to download
the form
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8
to 12 December
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Click
to download
the form
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17
to 19 December
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Sarawak open
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Contact
Joseph Ting (016-8893185 / fax: 084-331451) or
Lim Kian Hwa (016-8603180 /lkhwa@tm.net.my).
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25
to 30 December
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S'PORE INTERNATIONAL YOUTH C'SHIPS
(Singapore)
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Click
to download
the form
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| 25
to 30 December
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SINGAPORE OPEN 2010
(Singapore)
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Click
to download
the form
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25
to 30 December
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ASEAN CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS 2010
(Singapore)
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Click
to download
the form
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25
to 30 December
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ARBITERS’
SEMINAR
(Singapore)
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Click
to download
the form
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| 25
to 30 December
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FIDE Trainers Seminar for
FIDE Trainer Titles
(Singapore)
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Click
to download
the form
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Liew Ken Yew wins 2nd November Rating Tournament in Kuala Lumpur. But it
was close as 4 players tied for 1st place. But on tie-break, Ken Yew emerged
Champion, followed by Fadrus Zakaria (Stone Master's brother),
Pavitranayagi and 'birthday girl' Haslindah Ruslan.
Separate prizes were awarded for the different rating categories. The list of
prize winners are as follows:
| Elo 1751 to 1950:
1st Liew Ken Yew
2nd Yat Guo Jie
3rd Subramanian Sivanesan
4th Olivia Madhavan |
Elo 1551 to 1750:
1st Pavitranayagi Jayamurthey
2nd Haslindah Ruslan
3rd Nithyalakshmi Sivanesan
4th Yap Wan Lin |
Unrated & Elo below 1551:
1st Mohd Fadrus Zakaria
2nd Adrian Choo Cheng Yong
3rd Dinesh Siddharthan M.
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Left to right: Liew Ken Yew,
Olivia Madhavan, Subramanian & Yat Guo Jie.
Left to right:Haslindah Ruslan,
Nithyalakshmi, Yap Wan Lin & Pavitranayagi.
Left to right: Mohd Fadrus Zakaria,
Adrian Choo & Dinesh Siddharthan
Birthday 'girl' Haslindah Ruslan.
Birthday 'girl' Haslindah Ruslan (middle) & birthday
'boy' Karl Jin (right).
Dates:
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December 1
(Wednesday)
December 2 (Thursday)
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Time:
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9.00 am to 3.00 pm
(A total 12 hours)
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Venue:
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Pandan Lake Club (Perdana
Ballroom), 28, Jalan Perdana 3/8,
Pandan Perdana, Kuala Lumpur
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3 Levels
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1) Absolute
beginner/beginner
2) Intermediate player
3) Aspiring tournament player |
Meals |
Morning break and lunch provided for |
Kids for Chess Program & Imagine Software, welcomes you to its 8th Chess Camp for children. The course has been designed to be fun and informative for the absolute beginner, the intermediate player as well as the aspiring tournament player. The Chess camp is headed by International Master Jimmy Liew & Candidate Master Collin Madhavan, and will be assisted by a team of very qualified trainers.
Entry fee is a flat rate of
RM 90 per participant for the 2-day Chess Camp. All Chess equipment will be provided. If there should be any further enquiries, please feel free to contact Collin Madhavan at
03-91316474 or 016-2123578).
The closing date for submitting the forms is 30th of November 2010.
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2nd SJKC Jalan Davidson Chess Open
14th November 2010 |
Here are the top 3 winners for all six
categories.
Boys under-9
1 Hemant Sathish
2 YEE JIAN YANG
3 Lye Lik Zang |
Girls under-9
1 Melanie Koo Wei Wei
2 Chin Siew Mei
3 LOW WEN JUN |
Boys under-12
1 Tin Jun Hao
2 Shum Rui Yuan
3 Darrel Yap |
Girls under-12
1 ALAKARTHIKA ULAGANATHAN
2 Nur Faqihah Aminuddin
3 Chew Zhi Jing |
Boys under-16
1 Liew Ken Yew
2 ANDREW SOONG
3 Derek Poon Guo Liong
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Girls under-16
1 Olivia Madhavan
2 Nur Farihah Aminuddin
3 Banumathy a/p Gunasegaran
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Chess
sessions in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur |
Day & Time:
Sunday from 3.15 to 5 pm.
Levels: All
levels from beginner to tournament player.
Age: Children
from 5 years of age to adults.
Who should
join: Anyone who is interested to play Chess either for fun or to become
a
strong player. For your information, we have been running classes in Cheras
for more than 4 years.
Area: In
Cheras, Kuala Lumpur (near Leisure Mall).
Enquiries:
Please call/sms Collin at 016-2123578, or email
us.
Chess Puzzles
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#97
White
to play and win.
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#98
Black
to play and win.
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| Solution:
1.Ne7+
R8xe7 2.Rd8+ Re8 3.Qf8+ 1–0 Chigorin – B. 1903 [1...R2xe7 2.Qxe7]
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Solution:
1.Rxf6
Kxf6 2.Bxe5 Kxe5 3.Qxd3 1–0 Peichewa - Christiansen 1990 [1...Kg5 2.f4 Kxf6 3.fxe5]
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