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FICGS__GO__TOURNAMENT_DAN__000009
(type : rated round-robin, time : 30 days, increment : 1 day / move)
 Game 13799  (go) |
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Last move : 0-1 2008 January 18 11:27:13
[Event "FICGS__GO__TOURNAMENT_DAN__000009"]
[Site "FICGS"]
[Date "2007.08.11"]
[Round "1"]
[Black "Laforgue,Ricard"]
[White "Klemm,James"]
[Result "0-1"]
[Rating 1 "1157"]
[Rating 2 "1142"]
1.q4 r16 2.c4 d16 3.j4 d7 4.e4 d10 5.p17 n17 6.s17 r17 7.p15 l16 8.r14 p18 9.q10 q12 10.p13 p12 11.o10 o12 12.n14 r13 13.q13 r12 14.s14 m13 15.m14 m11 16.l14 j15 17.o17 o18 18.n16 n18 19.s16 d3 20.e3 q2 21.q3 r3 22.p2 r4 23.q5 r6 24.r5 s5 25.s6 s7 26.s4 t6 27.s3 q6 28.s10 p5 29.o4 r2 30.s2 o5 31.n4 n9 32.o7 o6 33.n7 m5 34.p7 p6 35.m4 l6 36.l8 l4 37.l3 k3 38.k4 l5 39.l2 k13 40.k14 j14 41.j13 l13 42.j12 j11 43.k11 k12 44.k10 h11 45.h13 g14 46.n13 n12 47.m12 l12 48.l11 m12 49.g13 f11 50.e13 m8 51.m7 l9 52.k9 k8 53.l7 j8 54.k7 j9 55.f14 g15 56.d11 c11 57.e11 c12 58.e10 d9 59.f12 f10 60.e15 e16 61.d15 e9 62.d13 d12 63.c16 c17 64.c15 b17 65.b13 r9 66.r10 s9 67.n5 e12 68.c6 g12 69.f13 b14 70.b15 h4 71.j3 h3 72.h6 j5 73.h5 g5 74.g6 f6 75.f5 c7 76.e6 f7 77.g4 m16 78.n15 c14 79.c13 d14 80.f15 f16 81.a15 b6 82.c5 b5 83.b4 b12 84.a13 e7 85.r18 q18 86.s18 q17 87.q15 h7 88.g7 g8 89.a17 a18 90.a16 c18 91.a5 j6 92.g5 j7 93.a12 a11 94.q8 r8 95.k15 k16 96.b7 b8 97.a6 t4 98.q1 p4 99.p3 k2 100.j2 t2 101.a10 a9 102.b11 b10 0-1
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