a5 is in the lead with 4 votes.Graham Banks wrote:I'll look now for you.Steve B wrote:i think g6 is now in the leadBubbaTough wrote:OK, then we need one person to switch from ...a5 to ...g6 to get the deadlock we need. Come Miguel, join us on the darkside. We know you never liked ...a5 anywaySteve B wrote:
Sam you voted for 15..Be4 so if you swtich to 15..g6 now the vote is 3-4-1
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Someone please verify this
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Re: Move 16
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Re: Move 16
g6 must be played after 15...a5 16.Bd3Christopher Conkie wrote:g6 is a completely lousy move. Why would he want to switch anyway? If he did the move would be a tie.
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Re: Move 16
This is the current tally:Steve B wrote:technically about 5.5 hours as i write thisGraham Banks wrote:How much longer do we have for the move Steve?Steve B wrote:Sam you voted for 15..Be4 so if you swtich to 15..g6 now the vote is 3-4-1BubbaTough wrote:I will stubbornly stay with 15...g6 for now, so the vote is 4-4-1Steve B wrote: Tano changed the thread title to move 16 for some reason
it is still move 15
the vote is tied at 4-4 unless Sam is changing his move from 15..Be4 to 15..a5
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but there is no strict time control
whatever time it takes to get a clear leading move
Steve
Be4 - Matthias, Andranik, Ray(if he doesn't withdraw his vote)
a5 - Christopher, Gerold, Miguel
g6 - Tano, Sam, Graham
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Re: Move 16
Steve B wrote: Counting votes is harder then playing Kasparov himself!
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The problem is that we have no agreement like
- write only your move
- then skip a line
- then write your bla bla bla.
or
- say you have changed your mind from "move xxx" to "move yyy"
- then skip a line
- then write your bla bla bla.
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Re: Move 16
But I doubt it will play Bd3 Tano-urayoantano-urayoan wrote:g6 must be played after 15...a5 16.Bd3Christopher Conkie wrote:g6 is a completely lousy move. Why would he want to switch anyway? If he did the move would be a tie.
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Re: Move 16
how about the other moves?Christopher Conkie wrote:a5 is in the lead with 4 votes.Graham Banks wrote:
I'll look now for you.
a5-4
Be4-?
g6-?
Graham if you can double check Chris's Count then we can have a confiramtion
Thanks Chris
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Re: Move 16
Who is the fourth vote? I see only three - you, Gerold and Miguel.Christopher Conkie wrote: a5 is in the lead with 4 votes.

I currently see a three way tie between a5, Be4 and g6.
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Re: Move 16
That's why you need a captain.....Matthias Gemuh wrote:Steve B wrote: Counting votes is harder then playing Kasparov himself!
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The problem is that we have no agreement like
- write only your move
- then skip a line
- then write your bla bla bla.
or
- say you have changed your mind from "move xxx" to "move yyy"
- then skip a line
- then write your bla bla bla.
Matthias.
LOL
Very funny thanks Matthias.
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Re: Move 15
If Be4 white does not need to play Bd3. Anyway 15...Be4 16. Bd3 BxB 17.cxB g6 18.Qe2 Qa5 19.a3 (b3) (∆Rfc1)±Graham Banks wrote:After 15...Be4; 16.Bd3, Bxd3; 17.cd, I think that we should play the g6 followed by Qa5 plan anyway. Might be okay actually because White has to decide what to do about his a pawn situation. That would allow us to contest the open files.
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Re: Move 16
well you guys could at least place your votes in BOLD or a COLOR..like i do ...but noooooMatthias Gemuh wrote:Steve B wrote: Counting votes is harder then playing Kasparov himself!
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Steve
The problem is that we have no agreement like
- write only your move
- then skip a line
- then write your bla bla bla.
or
- say you have changed your mind from "move xxx" to "move yyy"
- then skip a line
- then write your bla bla bla.
Matthias.
make it hard for me why dont you

Steve