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FICGS__BIG_CHESS__TOURNAMENT__000016
(type : rated round-robin, time : 30 days, increment : 1 day / move)
 Game 16834  (big_chess) |
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Last move : 0-1 2008 May 5 21:13:32
[Event "FICGS__BIG_CHESS__TOURNAMENT__000016"]
[Site "FICGS"]
[Date "2007.12.20"]
[Round "1"]
[White "König,Paul"]
[Black "Parmet,Daniel"]
[Result "0-1"]
[WhiteElo "1500"]
[BlackElo ""]
1.g2-g4 b15-b14 2.f2-f4 c16-b15 3.p1-o3 e15-e13 4.e2-e4 c15-c13 5.p2-p3 m15-m13 6.d2-d4 l16-o13 7.o1-p2 f15-f13 8.c2-c4 g15-g13 9.b2-b3 d15-d13 10.c1-b2 d13-d12 11.m2-m4 n15-n13 12.b1-c3 e13-e12 13.f1-d3 e12-e11 14.o3-n1 b15-p2 15.n1-p2 f16-d14 16.g1-f3 o16-h10 17.h1-f1 h16-e13 18.l1-o4 h10-o4 19.p2-o4 e13-l7 20.l2-l3 l7-n9 21.n2-n3 l15-l13 22.f1-g1 p16-n15 23.g1-g3 d14-l7 24.h3-h4 h15-j13 25.o4-m5 l7-h10 26.h4-h5 n9-m9 27.j2-k4 j13-g12 28.n3-n4 b16-d15 29.f3-g5 d15-e13 30.e1-e3 e13-d11 31.o2-o4 d11-f10 32.h2-j4 f13-f12 33.j1-j2 g16-f14 34.g5-j6 j15-h13 35.m5-l7 m9-n9 36.l7-k5 n9-g3 37.e3-g3 k16-l14 38.a1-g1 l14-k12 39.e4-e5 h13-g11 40.d3-o13 n15-o13 41.c3-d5 f14-e12 42.k1-h2 b14-b13 43.h2-f3 c13-c12 44.f3-g5 d12-d11 45.j4-h6 k15-k13 0-1
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