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skip to content the chess improver nigel davies and friends on getting better at chess menu home about chess benefits contributors gm nigel davies richard james hugh patterson ashvin chauhan valer eugen demian bryan castro im john rhodes dan staples sam davies mike serovey lessons lessons with nigel lessons with ashvin contact anatoly karpov a player my dad admires a lot is anatoly karpov. he was the world champion after bobby fischer and held the title for 10 years before losing to garry kasparov. karpov is really good at endgames and grinding away in better positions. here is an example from this year: [event "hou vs karpov match 2018"] [site "harbin chn"] [round "1"] [date "2018.2.5"] [white "karpov, anatoly"] [black "hou, yifan"] [result "1-0"] 1.d4 e6 2.c4 nf6 3.nf3 d5 4.nc3 bb4 5.bg5 h6 6.bxf6 qxf6 7.qb3 c5 8.cxd5 exd5 9.a3 bxc3+ 10.qxc3 b6 11.e3 o-o 12.be2 nc6 13.dxc5 qxc3+ 14.bxc3 bxc5 15.rb1 rd8 16.rb5 c4 17.o-o ba6 18.rc5 ne7 19.nd4 rac8 20.ra5 rd6 21.rb1 ra8 22.bf3 kf8 23.rb4 bc8 24.rxc4 bg4 25.rc7 bxf3 26.gxf3 a6 27.ra4 rc8 28.rxc8+ nxc8 29.ra5 g6 30.f4 ke7 31.h4 kd7 32.kg2 ne7 33.ra4 ng8 34.c4 dxc4 35.rxc4 nf6 36.kf3 rb6 37.f5 h5 38.fxg6 fxg6 39.rc2 ng4 40.kf4 rb1 41.f3 nf6 42.e4 rd1 43.rc4 ke7 44.nc6+ ke6 45.ne5 rg1 46.rc6+ ke7 47.rxa6 rg2 48.a4 rh2 49.nxg6+ kf7 50.kf5 ne8 51.ra7+ kg8 52.e5 rg2 53.ra8 1-0 your web browser and/or your host do not support iframes as required to display the chessboard; alternatively your wordpress theme might suppress the html iframe tag from articles or excerpts sam davies author sam davies posted on july 9, 2018 july 8, 2018 categories articles , endgames , sam davies london league although the london commercial league has finally turned over its king and stopped the clock, the london league itself is still going strong, just has it has been since the 1888-89 season. there are currently four open divisions (top three played over 10 boards – top division reduced from 12 a year ago, division 4 over 8 boards) plus two grade restricted divisions (4 boards each). for the last 16 years, the league champions have been wood green, a team ostensibly representing a rather nondescript north london suburb. in fact the team has little or nothing to do with wood green, except by historical accident. the team is heavily sponsored and most of the players, including the likes of luke mcshane and jon speelman, are paid to take part. this season, as usual, they won all their matches, by an average score of 9-1. members of other clubs have mixed feelings about this: some consider it unfair, and that the league loses some of its interest because everyone knows in advance who the winners will be. others, though, are pleased to get the chance of taking on a famous grandmaster once a season. i’m pleased to report that this season, my club, richmond & twickenham, finished second. i hasten to add that this is nothing at all to do with me: the last time i played in the london league was in the 2000-01 season. instead credit is due to our captain gavin wall for his ability to recruit strong players and inspire them to play their best. after the 1963-64 us championship, in which fischer famously scored 100%, hans kmoch congratulated bobby on winning the exhibition, and larry evans, who finished, second, on winning the tournament. wood green win the exhibition every year, and, at least as far as we’re concerned, this year richmond won the league. we don’t get our name on the trophy, though. we have actually won the league twice in our history: in 1975-76 and 1987-88. recently, some of our longer serving members, who joined the club 40 years or so ago, were reminiscing about who might have played in those teams. as it happens, i was club secretary for a few years in the mid 70s and kept detailed records of our results, which i still have. so i tabulated the results, posted them on facebook, and also sent them to my clubmates. if you remove wood green from the equation, the teams were roughly comparable in strength to those 42 years on. the average age, though, was a lot lower. our squad was headed by michael stean, team captain andrew law and future im david goodman, with former international michael franklin a board or two below them, and other young players such as jon benjamin, peter sowray and julian hodgson on the lower boards. i was already a richmond veteran at that point, in my tenth season with the club. no one else who represented richmond that season still plays for us, although several current members joined the club shortly afterwards. peter sowray, who is still involved with junior chess in the richmond area, remarked that he didn’t remember his game from the match against athenaeum, but he still remembered jon benjamin’s win against tim harding. as it happened, jon annotated the game for rat, the club magazine, which i was editing at the time, so it was interesting to compare his notes with what his team mate michael stean would, the following year, refer to as the ‘bloody iron monster’. today’s engines, of course, are far more monstrous than when michael made that remark. 1. e4 d6 2. d4 g6 3. f4 bg7 4. nc3 nf6 5. nf3 o-o 6. bd3 nbd7 this was first played in a game between cochrane and bannerjee (whom i wrote about a few months ago) in 1850. by the time of this game it was generally considered inferior to what was then the main line, nc6. more recently, 6.. na6 has become popular. 7. e5 the strongest reply, played by max weiss against louis paulsen in 1883. 7.. ne8 8. h4 going for a crude attack. ne4 is the main line here, while ng5 and qe2 are also strong. 8.. c5 9. e6 fxe6 10. h5 cxd4 11. hxg6 the three games on my database reaching this position all continued 11. ne4 with white scoring 100%. the engines are happy to play black, but of course it’s not so easy for humans to defend this type of position. jon prefers a typically creative piece sacrifice. 11.. dxc3 12. b4 this was jon’s brilliant idea, preventing qa5 when the black queen defends along her 4th rank. neither this nor tim’s reply impress the engines, which think black’s winning after h6, hxg6 followed by rf6, or the immediate rf6 among other moves. 12.. qb6 13. qe2 my computer tells me jon should have preferred 13. gxh7+ kh8 14. nh4 rf6 15. qh5, when tim should sacrifice a knight and both rooks for a perpetual: 15.. nf8 16. qxe8 e5 17. ng6+ rxg6 18. bxg6 bh3 19. qxa8 bxg2 20. rf1 bxf1 21. kxf1 qc6. 13.. rf6 14. g4 nf8 instead, 14…hxg6 15.g5 rf7 16.bxg6 nf8 17.bxf7+ kxf7 and white has nothing to show for his material deficit. 15. gxh7+ kh8 16. g5 rf7 17. g6 rf6 18. ng5 bd7 19. be3 qxb4 20. rg1 nc7 the losing move, overlooking white’s threat. he had to play 20.. e5 21. nf7+ rxf7 22. gxf7 nf6, with, apparently, a slight edge for black. 21. nf7+ rxf7 22. gxf7 e5 23. rxg7 ng6 falling on the sword, but after 23.. kxg7 humans play qg2+ and promote on h8, while computers play qh5, announcing mate in 9. 24. rg8+ 1-0 [event "richmond v athenaeum board 7"] [site "pimlico school"] [date "1976.03.29"] [round "?"] [white "benjamin, jonathan c"] [black "harding, timothy d"] [result "1-0"] [eco "b09"] [plycount "47"] 1. e4 d6 2. d4 g6 3. f4 bg7 4. nc3 nf6 5. nf3 o-o 6. bd3 nbd7 7. e5 ne8 8. h4 c5 9. e6 fxe6 10. h5 cxd4 11. hxg6 dxc3 12. b4 qb6 13. qe2 rf6 14. g4 nf8 15. gxh7+ kh8 16. g5 rf7 17. g6 rf6 18. ng5 bd7 19. be3 qxb4 20. rg1 nc7 21. nf7+ rxf7 22. gxf7 e5 23. rxg7 ng6 24. rg8+ 1-0 your web browser and/or your host do not support iframes as required to display the chessboard; alternatively your wordpress theme might suppress the html iframe tag from articles or excerpts athenaeum’s team was headed by the legendary bob wade, with correspondence gm keith richardson on board 2. several of their other players were involved with bob in writing projects. tim harding himself is now a respected chess historian: i’ve just bought his most recent book, to which i might refer in a future post. hilary thomas, on board 10, wrote some books on tal, edited a 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