These guys maneouvred for 29 moves before any pawns or pieces came off !
This must be close to some sort of local record. And the first capture was piece sacrifice.
After 30. e6
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Silva played 30...Bxe6
Silva eventually got back in the game, only to later blunder a mate in one.
Oberton -Kaptsan
Aron rolled out the Becker defense to the King's Gambit and provided young Daniel with a free lesson.
Liu - Khedkar
Liu had a large positional advantage, missed a killer blow (32. Rf8+ , followed by e5, let Jay back in the game, who then didn't find the most accurate defence, although it was difficult in any case.
Huynh - Tang DRAW
Lipic - Kwiatek 0-1
This game featured a rare From's Gambit in response to Stephen's Bird's Opening.
Lots of tactics, but the turning point appears to be 18. Bxb7+ which was unnecessary.
Reimer - Einarsson 0-1
The game score is readable up to move 21, and White has a slight advantage. If either player can supply the missing moves, it would be appreciated.
Gibson - Trueman 1-0
Trueman missed some chances for attack on the Queenside, Fred then found a simple, but effective move in the position below.
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27. Qf6+
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