• 16 10 2009 7/12 in SWebbMem
  I finished the Simon Webb Memorial with a win in style. After 131 moves (!) I was able to convert a positional advantage I got early in the middlegame after 17...Bd6? If instead 17...h6, Black could have prevented the classical manoeuvre Bd2-g5-h4-g3 which gave White the control over the vital square e5.
  Replay my games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 12 10 2009 6/11 in SWebbMem
  My one but last game in the Simon Webb Memorial ended with another disappointing draw. With Black I had an advantage from early after the opening until the very end of the game. But once more it wasn't enough to win a game.
  Replay my games at the SWebbMem games site.
  
• 21 12 2008 5,5/10 in SWebbMem
  Two more draws in the Simon Webb Memorial. Neither my highly promising attacking position from the opening against Roman Chytilek, nor the small endgame advantage against Arno Nickel resulted in anything substantional.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 22 11 2008 4,5/8 in SWebbMem
  My first win in the Simon Webb Memorial. I won with White against Peter Coleman in a Sicilian Taimanov. White had a serious spatial advantage out of the opening and a dangerous attack in a middlegame with opposite-colored bishops. The point of the combination after the mistake 30...Bd3 (30...Rg8 is better) is: 31.f5 gxf5 32.g5 and if now 32...h5 then 33.Rh4 Kg6 34.Rxh5! Kxh5 35.g6. After that I got a decisive advantage.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 09 09 2008 3,5/7 in SWebbMem
  Draw #7 in the Simon Webb Memorial. A strange game with Raymond Boger ended with yet another draw. I had a good feeling with White out of the opening because of the pawn structure and later because of White's central control. But after 21.c3 the position will be opened, which helps Black's pair of bishops to at least level the position.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 29 07 2008 8,5/12 in the Candidates
  With a draw against John Pugh from England I have finished my last game in the WC26CT03. Some black inaccuracies in the opening (7...Nb4 and 9...Kd8) gave White an advantage, but the extra pawn in the ending arising after 28.Kxh1 is unconvertable. Nevertheless I think that both sides didn't play this endgame well.
  Replay the games at the WC26CT03 games site.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 28 06 2008 3/6 in SWebbMem
  Draw #6 in the Simon Webb Memorial. But at least this time I was on the defensive side, handling the black pieses versus Frank Gerhardt. In one of the main lines of the Marshall I tried a new concept with 20...Nb6 to neutralize White's small advantage.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 06 06 2008 2,5/5 in SWebbMem
  Draw #5 in the Simon Webb Memorial. No chance to win with Black against Grigory Sanakoev despite some advantage after the faulty 16.Nc5.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 26 04 2008 8/11 in the Candidates
  My one but last game in the WC26CT03 ended with a victory of mine against Dan Olofson from Sweden. In the Steinitz Variation of the Two Knights I hold some advantage throughout the game and with patient play I came to a knight ending with an extra pawn.
  Replay the games at the WC26CT03 games site.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 04 03 2008 2/4 in SWebbMem
  Another draw in the Simon Webb Memorial. I was Black in an Anti-Marshall of the Ruy Lopez versus Guillermo Toro. A peaceful game with a peaceful end.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 16 02 2008 1,5/3 in SWebbMem
  I have also produced two draws in the Simon Webb Memorial. With White against Vytas Palciauskas in an unspectacular main line of the Ruy Lopez Zaitsev and with Black in a rare line (10...g5) of Scotch opening with John Pugh.
  Replay the games at the SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 14 02 2008 7/10 in the Candidates
  I have finished two more games, both ending in a draw.
  The first was a white draw with Jason Bokar. I was able to convert an advantage in development into an extra pawn, but my splitted kingside pawn structure was too comitting to have real winning chances. The second draw was with Black against Swedish Sebastian Nilsson. Another unfortunate experiment of mine with the Najdorf. I couldn't equalize with a dynamical exchange sacrifice and had to start a reckless kingside attack with all my resources.
  Replay the games at the WC26CT03 games site.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 01 01 2008 With my latest win I have broken the 2700-rating wall for the first time. I expect to be rated with 2703 in the next list.
  
• 29 10 2007 6/8 in the Candidates
  I won with White against Romanian Zsolt Karacsony out of an English Opening. I tried to isolate an outsided black knight on a5 and take advantage on the kingside. That gave me in the end an extra exchange, which was an easy conversion after the Queens' swap.
  Replay the games at the WC26CT03 games site.
  See for the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 30 09 2007 5/7 in the Candidates
  In WC26CT03 I won with black against Henrik Pedersen from Denmark. Because of my traditional black problems in the 3.Bb5 line of the Sicilian I choose a rock solid approach without any winning ambitions in the opening. As it seems White was lulled into some careless play until he was overrolled on the kingside. Replay the games at the WC26CT03 games site.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 24 09 2007 First game drawn in SWebbMem
  I started into the Simon Webb Memorial with a black draw against Dutch GM Michiel Plomp. It was a fairly unspectacular 23-move draw out of the Ruy Lopez Anti-Marshall with 8.a4. Replay the game at the new SWebbMem games site.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 02 09 2007 4/6 in the Candidates
  This week I finished two more games in WC26CT03. First I played a draw with Black against Igor Dolgov. 9...Qa5 is simply bad and gave me a lot of trouble. I was lucky to have the break 17...e6-e5 with just a slightly inferior position. In my white win against Leon Krajnc I tried a hyperaggressive attack against the Nimzo-Indian Hedgehog and succeeded to get a decisive advantage in the late middlegame.
  Replay the games at the WC26CT03 games site.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 26 08 2007 2,5/4 in the Candidates
  I played another draw in WC26CT03. This time I was Black against Alain del Vecchio from France. I tried another variation of the Scheveningen against the English Attack of the Najdorf, but I was in big trouble. White should have played 22.Qc3 (instead of 22.Qb4) Qa7 23.a3 b4 24.Qe3 bxa3 25.b3 with a big advantage. I think the move 34.Rxg7 is completely senseless and 100% engine dump. Here is the link WC26CT03 games site for the replay.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 18 07 2007 11/12 in RCF 80
  I have finished my last game in "Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years" with a win against Hans-Joachim Hofstetter. In this long and interesting game I was able to take some advantage after 27...e5 by creating a dangerous kingside pawn majority. Instead of the hasty 38.g5, which lost almost all of the advantage, I should have played 38.b4. In the double rook ending Black missed some chances for active counterplay like 50...Kc4 with the idea Kc4-d3-c2-b2. After that White's passed g-pawn converted into an extra rook, without allowing Black to exchange his rook for a draw. Click at RCF 80 games site for replay.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 3 move delay) at RCF 80 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 02 07 2007 2/3 in the Candidates
  In WC26CT03 I finished my third game with a black draw against Tony Barnsley from England. This time I tried the Scheveningen against the English Attack of the Najdorf, which produced a fairly level game. WC26CT03 games site is the site for the replay.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 14 03 2007 Today the Simon Webb Memorial has started.
  In honory of the famous CC-player and author of "Chess for Tigers" Simon Webb, who was tragically murdered exactly two years ago, the British Federation has organized a very strong cat. 15 tournament. Every player holds the GM-title and with Vytas Palciauskas (USA) and Grigory Sanakoev (RUS) two former World Champions do participate.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 5 move delay) at Simon Webb Memorial on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 09 03 2007 1,5/2
  In WC26CT03 I played a black draw with Laurent Jacot from Switzerland. A theoretical discussion of the fashion line in the English Attack of the Najdorf ended after just 19 moves. An untypically short draw for me, but Black still hasn't equalized completely, as I think. Here is the link WC26CT03 games site for the replay.
  You can see the crosstable at WC26CT03 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 28 01 2007 First win on time in WC26CT03
  In my section of the Candidates for the World Championships I have won my first game, because my opponent Fedir Savchur didn't move in more than 40 days and thus was forfeited by the TD. Allthough the game is just 11 moves, White is winning anyway, I think. I have set up a new WC26CT03 games site for the replay of the games.
  
• 29 12 2006 10/11
  Today I won against Gheorghe Dobrei on time. Of course I do not deserve to win this game, as in the final position White has some ways to get an easy draw. Unfortunately my opponent stopped making moves in our tournament a couple of weeks ago and thus lost some games on time. Click at RCF 80 games site for replay.
  You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 3 move delay) at RCF 80 on the ICCF-Server.
  
• 21 12 2006 9/10
  My game with Daniel Cincã ended in a 50 move draw. If there is anything special about this game, then maybe that I made two pawn under-promotions to a Rook. Unfortunately unforced :-). Click game site for replay.
  
• 01 12 2006 8,5/9
  In RCF 80 I won with Black against Thomas Winckelmann, finally. The classical Scotch Gambit gave White 5 isolated pawns in "compensation" for his minus pawn. After 15 moves it was just technique. At this updated game site you can replay the game.
  
• 25 10 2006 Winning strike ended
  After 7 consecutive wins I have played my first draw in RCF 80 (Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years) with White against Jason Bokar. After a complex setup stage it looked as if White would get an advantage with an exchange sacrifice. But with 39...Rxb2 Black was able to neutralize White's initiative. See at the updated game site for the score.
  
• 15 10 2006 7/7
  I won with Black against Italian GM Massimo de Blasio.
  The site to replay my games in RCF 80 is here. An old companion opening line from the Fischer - Spasski match gave White an advantage, but after exchanging more and more pieces the white pawn d6 turned into a weakness. In the rook ending Black is winning, because of the two connected passed pawns and a zugzwang in the final position. Not a good game with a lot of chances to do better for both sides.
  
• 27 08 2006 6/6
  In RCF 80 I won game #6, this time with White against Radu Breahnã.
  See again at the game site for the score. Black run into problems playing a Hedgehog-setup with some tempi down. After a forcing continuation starting with 17.Bxb6 White had a good advantage in the ending.
  
• 30 07 2006 Today I am starting a new run for the World Championship. I play in a Group of the Candidates to qualify for another WC Final. See at WC26CT03 for the crosstable on the ICCF-Webserver.
• 17 07 2006 5/5
  In RCF 80 I did it for another time with Black against Octavian Moise.
  See again at the game site for the score. In a sideline of the Old-Indian White found himself in early trouble after the positional mistake 11.b4.
  
• 02 06 2006 I am on 4/4 in RCF 80 (Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years) after my win with Black against Patrick Spitz.
  See at this game site for the game score. The game seems to be a bit incomplete, but I guess White was frustrated by the perspective to play with the eternely enclosed Rh3 until he is being executed.
  
• 18 04 2006 I have won game no 3 in RCF 80 (Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years) with White against Zsolt Karacsony.
  See at this game site for the game score.
• 18 04 2006 Since 14 03 2006 I am a member of the CCCA (Canadian Correspondence Chess Association). Because of this I will play under the Canadian flag from now on.
• 31 03 2006 I have opened a new site with all games from WC 18 Final for replay. Just click on a result in the crosstable to get this game.
• 30 01 2006 I have won my second game in RCF 80 (Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years) with Black against Gilles Hervet.
  See at this game site for the game score. You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 3 move delay) at RCF 80 on the ICCF-Server.
• 08 12 2005 It's all over!
  Dan Fleetwood has resigned in our game, so the last game in the WC18 Final is completed. See the final crosstable and the updated game site to replay my black win in a Berlin Wall, if you like. I consider the rook ending as my best achievement in this Championship, although I think with 61.Rd4+ White could have avoided defeat in the end.
  At the moment I am waiting for an official confirmation, before I can call myself Bronze medal winner.
• 09 10 2005 This week I have finished my first game in RCF 80 (Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years), with the result Schön - Makovsky 1:0.
  I have opened a new site for my completed games of this tournament at this game site. You can see the crosstable and all of the games live (with a 3 move delay) at RCF 80 on the ICCF-Server.
• 13 09 2005 Elwert - Spitz 1:0
  That means Hans-Marcus Elwert takes the 2nd place!
  My heartly congratulations to Hans-Marcus for his super finish!
  I will take 3rd place if I draw or win my last game. But of course I will play it out.
  The crosstable is already updated at WC18 Final with the new result.
• 11 09 2005 My game with Vittorio Piccardo finished with a draw after 118 moves. You can see the completed score of the game on the game site.
  The new crosstable with just two games to play is visible at WC18 Final.
  In case Hans-Marcus Elwert draws his last game with Patrick Spitz and I win my game with Dan Fleetwood I will be in second place by tiebreak with 0.25 Sonneborn-Berger points!
• 03 08 2005 A new result with Mráz - Fleetwood 1/2. So I did an update of the crosstable from WC18 Final. Only 3 out of 105 games are unfinished.
• 08 07 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 1 new result. Fleetwood - Rause 1/2. Now only 4 out of 105 games are unfinished.
• 20 06 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 1 new result. Hefka - Toro 1:0. Now only 5 out of 105 games are unfinished.
• 08 05 2005 Today also my game with Hagen Tiemann ended with a draw after 101 moves. I have included the finish of the game on the game site.
  I have also updated the crosstable at WC18 Final with the new result.
  
• 09 04 2005 My game with Patrick Spitz ended with a draw after 51 moves. I have included the finish of the game on the game site.
  I have also updated the crosstable at WC18 Final with the new result.
  I think the intention of both players to play a real chess game is visible. All in all White's initiative at the kingside and the black chances on the queenside counter balanced each other. Instead of the dubious 38. .. a5?!, allowing the later 41.Rb5!, I should have played 38. .. b6. But even that wouldn't have left me with real winning chances.
• 03 04 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 1 new result. 8 from 105 games are unfinished.
• 20 03 2005 Today I have started to play in RCF 80 (Romanian Chess Federation - 80 years).
  This invitational tournament is of cat. XI and it is played on the ICCF Server. You can see all the games from me and the other participants there at RCF 80 with a 3 move delay.
• 20 03 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 1 new result. 9 from 105 games are unfinished.
• 20 02 2005 After my win against Milan Mráz I could improve my score to +3. Achim Soltau and Mikhail Umansky shared the point and have finished their tournament with +3 and +2 respectively. At the same time Hans-Marcus Elwert has won against Olita Rause and is holding 2nd place with +4 now.
  I have done an update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 4 new results. Now there is a total of 95 from 105 results.
• 20 02 2005 Milan Mráz resigned in our game after 44 moves. I have included the last moves of this game on the game site.
  With my last move I gave a string of conditionals: if 44. .. Bxb5 then 45. Rf5 Rg8 46. Nf3.
• 07 02 2005
  Joop van Oosterom is the winner of our tournament and thus the 18th World Champion of Correspondence Chess!
  My heartly congratulations for his achievement!
  Some of the top level games were finished recently, the most important was a draw between Hans-Marcus Elwert and Joop van Oosterom. The final score of Mr. van Oosterom with 11 / 14 is simply superb.
  I have updated the crosstable WC18 Final with 6 new results. Now there is a total of 91 from 105 results. The crosstable is in a new form. It is ordered by the percentage now. So the new World Champion is, where he belongs ;-). At the top of the table.
• 01 02 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 5 new results. Now there is a total of 85 from 105 results.
• 01 02 2005 This week Vladimir Hefka and I agreed to a draw after 53 moves. I have included this game on the game site.
  As you can see it was another Botvinnik Main Line and the first 26 moves were identical to my game with Olita Rause. I consider Vladimir Hefka's transition to the ending with 27.Ne7 as not dangerous for Black. The blockade in c4 is just temporary and if someone is better in that position it is Black. That was even played before in at least two games.
  I think 32.Re2 is a mistake that caused some headache for White. But the winning potential was already too small, so I had no real chance for a full point. Instead either 32.Re7 or 32.b3 Nb6 33.Nd6 would have been better.
• 21 01 2005 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  This will be the last update of my ongoing games for a long time.
  We are in the final stage of the tournament and the race for the medals is very close, as you can see from the crosstable. I don't want to know my rivals more than me, as I have no information about their games.
  I will continue to publish my finished games and the updated crosstable of course.
  I hope for your understanding.
• 20 01 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with one new result from the AJEC (French CC federation) website.
  Mikhail Umansky won against Patrick Spitz and now he is also on +2.
  Now there is a total of 80 from 105 results.
• 07 01 2005 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next one will be around Friday, 21 01 2005.
• 06 01 2005 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with one new result from the report of our TD Witold Bielecki.
  Now there is a total of 79 from 105 results.
• 23 12 2004 A nice Christmas time and a Happy New Year for all visitors of my home page!
  Two years ago friend Alexey Tsvetkov, who deceased a few months ago, sent a very nice Christmas Card to me. Please try it!
• 17 12 2004 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next one will be around Friday, 07 01 2005.
• 15 12 2004 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 2 new results and one correction. The game Hefka - Mráz finished 1/2 not 1:0.
  There is a total of 78 from 105 results.
• 03 12 2004 This week Guillermo Toro and I agreed to a draw after 42 moves. I have updated all the games on the live site and also the crosstable with 3 new results.
  The next update of the games will be around Friday, 17 12 2004.
• 25 11 2004 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 5 new results. Now there is a total of 73 from 105 results.
• 20 11 2004 I could add two more results to the crosstable from WC18 Final. Now there is a total of 68 from 105 results.
  Achim Soltau won against Milan Mráz and he is now on +3.
• 19 11 2004 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next one will be around Friday, 03 12 2004.
• 05 11 2004 Here is the update of my live games from WC18 Final after my leave.
  The next one will be around Friday, 19 11 2004.
• 31 10 2004 After my leave I have done a new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 6 new results. Now there is a total of 66 from 105 results.
  After two more wins of Joop van Oosterom, 1st place seems to be decided already.
• 14 10 2004 I have updated my live games from WC18 Final one day earlier than usual. I will be on leave from 15 10 2004 to 31 10 2004.
  So the next update will be around Friday, 05 11 2004.
• 01 10 2004 Once more I have updated my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next update will be around Friday, 15 10 2004.
• 27 09 2004 A draw was agreed in my game with Joop van Oosterom. So my current score is 4,5/7. I have updated the crosstable from WC18 Final with 3 new results. Now there is a total of 60 from 105 results.
• 17 09 2004 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next one will be around Friday, 01 10 2004.
• 13 09 2004 Update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 2 new results. Now there is a total of 57 from 105 results.
• 13 09 2004 Some more information about this site.
• 04 09 2004 One more update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 2 new results. Now there is a total of 55 from 105 results.
• 03 09 2004 This week Olita Rause agreed to a draw in our game after 38 moves as we both saw nothing better than the repetition of moves.
  I have updated all the games on the live site and also the crosstable with two new results.
  The next update of the games will be around Friday, 17 09 2004.
• 24 08 2004 Manfred Nimtz has resigned our game, so I am on 3,5/5 now.
  Furthermore I got some new information from our TD Witold Bielecki. See the updated crosstable WC18 Final with 6 new results. Now there is a total of 51 from 105 results.
• 20 08 2004 I have updated my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next update will be around Friday, 03 09 2004.
• 06 08 2004 A new update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  It is still summer (= leave) time. So many of the games are progressing very slowly.
  The next update will be around Friday, 20 08 2004.
• 25 07 2004 A new update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 2 new results. Now there is a total of 45 from 105 results.
• 23 07 2004 The regular update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  Some players are on leave for a considerable time now, so some games are standing still. No new results for about 3 weeks now.
  The next update will be around Friday, 06 08 2004.
• 10 07 2004 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next one will be around Friday, 23 07 2004.
• 05 07 2004 Update of the crosstable from WC18 Final with 3 new results. Now there is a total of 43 from 105 results.
  As it seems Joop van Oosterom is "running away" from the rest of the contenders.
• 24 06 2004 My game with Hans-Marcus Elwert ended with a draw in 34 moves after a little combination involving a queen sacrifice by him.
  I have updated all the games on the live site and also the crosstable.
  The next update will be around Friday, 09 07 2004.
• 11 06 2004 Update of my live games from WC18 Final.
  The next one will be around Friday, 25 06 2004.
• 10 06 2004 Once more I could update the crosstable from WC18 Final with 3 new results. Now there is a total of 39 from 105 results.
• 28 05 2004 I have updated my live games from WC18 Final.
  The game score of my game with Achim Soltau is also added. The next update will be around Friday, 11 06 2004.
• 23 05 2004 Crosstable from WC18 Final updated with 3 new results. Now there is a total of 36 from 105 results.
  My game with Achim Soltau ended after 62 moves with a draw, so now I am on 2/3.
• 14 05 2004 My games from WC18 Final updated. The next update will be around Friday, 28 05 2004.
• 14 05 2004 Crosstable from WC18 Final updated with 2 new results
• 03 05 2004 One more time another player agreed today to show our unfinished game. So now you can see 10 out of my 12 ongoing games and the 2 finished games here. I intend to update the game scores about every 14 days. So the next update will be around 14 05 2004.
• 02 05 2004 One more player gave me his permission to show our unfinished game this evening. So now you can see 9 out of my 12 ongoing games and the 2 finished games.
• 02 05 2004 My live games from WC18 Final
  All unfinished games are shown with a delay of 3 moves and the other player agreed explicitly to this kind of publication. Thus I am in accordance with the recently introduced regulation of ICCF.
  
• 26 04 2004 Crosstable from WC18 Final updated with 6 new results
• 24 04 2004 Here is my annotated game against Romanian Stefan Lakatos from one of the test tournaments on the chessfriend.com server.
  What first looked like an "easy" crushing black win in a Sicilian with opposite castlings ended in a endgame study, where I had to find a series of 11 only moves to get the full point.
• 15 04 2004 Online-start of this Home-Page
• 14 04 2004 Crosstable from WC18 Final updated
• 14 04 2004 Crosstable from my WC17 Candidates Section 3
• 08 04 2004 All my games from WC17 Candidates
  If I may draw the reader's attention to the Lopepé-game, where a late "petité combination" was decisive. Quite amazing was also the Sutkus-game, where after 30. .. Rd6 a middlegame position with a mutual zugzwang can be seen.
• 07 04 2004 Start of this Home-Page (test-stage)