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      Home  >  Daily News • General News • Major Tournaments  >  The action heats up at the Canadian Open in Ottawa

      The action heats up at the Canadian Open in Ottawa

      Canadian Open, Ottawa


      Here are the top pairings for round 4 at the Canadian Open Championship:

      1 GM Xiangzhi Bu – GM Nigel D. Short
      2 GM Vadim Milov – GM David Howell
      3 GM Kamil Miton – GM Sipke Ernst
      4 GM Sergey Tiviakov – GM Valeriy Aveskulov
      5 GM Mark Bluvshtein – GM Victor Mikhalevski
      6 GM Suat Atalik – GM Alex Yermolinsky
      7 GM Hoang Thong Tu – GM Chanda Sandipan
      8 GM Anton Shomoev – GM Bator Sambuev
      9 GM Andrey V Rychagov – Nikolay Noritsyn
      10 GM Abhijit Kunte – Liam Henry

      Here is the official event blog: www.canchess.blogspot.com and here is the pairing page: http://www.islandnet.com/~jberry/cycc/4rO.htm

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      5 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        July 9, 2007 at 6:02 pm

        This is a very exiting tournament.

      2. Anonymous Reply
        July 9, 2007 at 7:13 pm

        you should say “The action heats…” not “The actions heat…”

      3. Anonymous Reply
        July 9, 2007 at 11:02 pm

        Is it true that monroi is in full support of the .pgn view & paste utility recently linked to your site below?

        http://www.chess-videos.com/

        If it takes Monroi 100+ hours to fix their Hotel connection to the firewall, then perhaps they might wish to consider updating their .pgn’s to the central server outside the hotel for review?!!!???!?

        Coincidentally, I also cannot get streaming .pgns of round 4 yet, an hour after the round start (did they just get up and walk out of the premises altogether?!!?!).

        Maybe they’ll still be recognized as a fault-free electronic version of a score-sheet, but given some of the illegal moves seen in a game in round 2 (a King walked into and stayed in check for 5+ moves), but next time, I’m instead considering the purchase of a dgt board, even if I need to purchase 8 extra Queens, Knights, Bishops and Rooks, separately.

      4. Anonymous Reply
        July 10, 2007 at 3:10 am

        You can see the Canadian Open live games on ICC, if you are a member. It has only a few games, but looks very good. Get a one year membership for only $59.95 today. You can also replay some previous games using DGT Theatre. It is really better to carry dgt board from tournament to tournament. At least it looks like a dangerous wooden tool, and not like some state of the art pocket electronic recorder (you can’t even hit a mosquito with it). Get ready to install 3 million feet cable from the board to your home computer for live games.

      5. Anonymous Reply
        July 10, 2007 at 3:20 am

        thanks. That scrolling action control on the mouse sure makes it quick to get through all ’em short, pre-arranged draws, like Short.

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