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FICGS__GO__TOURNAMENT_KYU_I__000003
(type : rated round-robin, time : 30 days, increment : 1 day / move)
 Game 17103  (go) |
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Last move : 0-1 2008 May 2 8:5:19
[Event "FICGS__GO__TOURNAMENT_KYU_I__000003"]
[Site "FICGS"]
[Date "2008.01.02"]
[Round "1"]
[Black "Carnemolla,Giampaolo"]
[White "Groves,Don"]
[Result "0-1"]
[Rating 1 "0600"]
[Rating 2 "0960"]
1.k16 c4 2.q4 c16 3.q15 f3 4.k3 o3 5.p3 o4 6.r7 k5 7.c10 f16 8.f15 e15 9.f14 c14 10.r10 c7 11.k7 h4 12.l4 l2 13.j3 l3 14.j2 m4 15.m5 l5 16.k4 n5 17.m6 n2 18.p2 j5 19.h3 g3 20.g2 f2 21.f1 e1 22.g1 e3 23.c3 b4 24.b3 d3 25.c2 e9 26.c8 d8 27.d9 f9 28.g16 f17 29.b7 b8 30.c9 e7 31.b9 b6 32.a8 r17 33.q17 r16 34.r15 q18 35.q16 p17 36.p16 o17 37.o16 n17 38.n16 h9 39.e10 f10 40.f11 g11 41.g12 e11 42.f12 h11 43.e12 d10 44.d11 k10 45.c13 b14 46.b12 n6 47.m7 n7 48.n8 m8 49.m9 l8 50.l7 n9 51.o8 n10 52.m10 m11 53.l10 l11 54.k9 l9 55.k8 h7 56.h12 j12 57.j13 k12 58.k13 l13 59.l14 m13 60.m14 n14 61.n15 o14 62.p14 p13 63.q13 p12 64.q12 p11 65.q11 o9 66.p9 p8 67.o7 p7 68.o6 p6 69.r5 c6 70.j6 h6 71.j7 q9 72.p10 q10 73.r9 q8 74.r8 g17 75.h16 k18 76.k17 h17 77.j17 j18 78.l17 l18 79.m17 n18 80.e14 d14 81.d13 e10 82.d15 e16 83.b17 c17 84.c18 d18 85.b16 a15 86.d19 b18 87.c19 e19 88.a18 b19 89.b13 c15 90.r6 pass 91.s16 s17 0-1
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