13 Jan 20
@ketchuplover saidIt just went to 3-3. JMHO - the black pieces are only slightly darker than the white one's. If they're happy with this, fine, but I'd prefer more of a contrast in a match this important. .
2.5-2.5 currently
https://en.chessbase.com/post/womens-world-championship-2020-ju-goryachkina-live
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15 Jan 20
@mchill said"the black pieces are only slightly darker than the white one's. If they're happy with this, fine, but I'd prefer more of a contrast in a match this important. ."
It just went to 3-3. JMHO - the black pieces are only slightly darker than the white one's. If they're happy with this, fine, but I'd prefer more of a contrast in a match this important. .
https://en.chessbase.com/post/womens-world-championship-2020-ju-goryachkina-live
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Would red and pink be pleasing to the eye or what? 😀
16 Jan 20
@mchill saidEbony forever, I say.
It just went to 3-3. JMHO - the black pieces are only slightly darker than the white one's. If they're happy with this, fine, but I'd prefer more of a contrast in a match this important. .
https://en.chessbase.com/post/womens-world-championship-2020-ju-goryachkina-live
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19 Jan 20
@Duchess64
don't you remember her protest about playing against too many female opponents? Threw the last game..lost in 3 or 4 moves..
19 Jan 20
The post that was quoted here has been removedAfter she completes her studies at Oxford, she's free, if she wishes, to return to chess.
Well, sort of, but not really. If one is a citizen of the People's Republic of China, they're not exactly "free" Just ask the folks Hong Kong and Taiwan how "free" they are- 😏