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Jean Herbert is flying up the ranking tables, and very soon he will be up there challenging Akizy and Weverstrass. Should be very interesting.

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Originally posted by Mr Sardiwal
Jean Herbert is flying up the ranking tables, and very soon he will be up there challenging Akizy and Weverstrass. Should be very interesting.
Well, he IS an IM with a genuine rating of 2500 at one time. He's my tip for the 2006 tournament.

BTW, it's Hebert.

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Originally posted by Mr Sardiwal
Jean Herbert is flying up the ranking tables, and very soon he will be up there challenging Akizy and Weverstrass. Should be very interesting.
BTW, it's WeYerstrass.

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Originally posted by buffalobill
Well, he IS an IM with a genuine rating of 2500 at one time. He's my tip for the 2006 tournament.

BTW, it's Hebert.
With due respect to Mr Tebb et al, he is by far the strongest OTB player to have been part of RHP. It is a privilege to have him here.

Now if he can just round up a few more of his IM buddies...

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Originally posted by dottewell
With due respect to Mr Tebb et al, he is by far the strongest OTB player to have been part of RHB. It is a privilege to have him here.

Now if he can just round up a few more of his IM buddies...
We'll know that in terms of RHP quality when they play each other.

BTW; it's RHP

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
We'll know that in terms of RHP quality when they play each other.

BTW; it's RH[b]P[/b]
Clearly I wasn't talking about correspondence chess.

Brilliant work spotting the typo, though. I will edit it immediately.

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Originally posted by dottewell
Clearly I wasn't talking about correspondence chess.

Brilliant work spotting the typo, though. I will edit it immediately.
Obviously you were, I was just pointing out that the Hebert may not fare as well on CC as Tebb does?

As for the typo I was only following in tradition.

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
Obviously you were, I was just pointing out that the Hebert may not fare as well on CC as Tebb does?

As for the typo I was only following in tradition.
Perhaps, but I think he plays a lot of CC. Will be interesting.

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Originally posted by dottewell
Perhaps, but I think he plays a lot of CC. Will be interesting.
Do you see Jean Hebert beating Kasparov? 😉

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
Do you see Jean Hebert beating Kasparov? 😉
You could invent a new game - six steps to Garry Kasparov.

Kasparov

lost to

David Tebb

lost to


_______


etc.

down to

Freddie2006.

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Originally posted by dottewell
You could invent a new game - six steps to Garry Kasparov.

Kasparov

lost to

David Tebb

lost to


_______


etc.

down to

Freddie2006.
Kasparov

lost to

David Tebb

lost to

Michael Adams

lost to

Vishy Anand

lost to

Gata Kamsky

lost to

Freddie2006

😕😕

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Originally posted by dottewell
You could invent a new game - six steps to Garry Kasparov.

Kasparov

lost to

David Tebb

lost to


_______


etc.

down to

Freddie2006.
I know I can get to Fischer in 2 steps. Is it possible to get to Kasparov from Fischer in 4 more? I'd presume you could, and would be nice to know.

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I can remember reading Fluke and The Dark when I was a boy.

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Originally posted by Bowmann
I can remember reading Fluke and The Dark when I was a boy.
Me too.

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Thank you for kind words.
I do have a problem with internet chess. I still have to re-set true boards to analyze complex positions.
I do like the chess game type though. Can slow down to be careful. However, I had a 1400 player point out that I missed a free capture and I had to agree just today. I got caught up in playing too quick with many games needing moves and players making moves too.
I shall try hard though.
JH