[lang_nl]Schaaktrivia van 27 januari[/lang_nl][lang_en]Chess Trivia of 27 January[/lang_en]

Recent comments

• edgar, 21 November 2008, 21.09: ga om zes uur weg en denk 3-1 voor nl, kom een uur later terug en … hoe kan dat ? bord 1 en 2 stonden toch beter ?
• jussu, 21 November 2008, 21.00: Lajos, let them play if it was decided so. I am not one who would want to see Danailov contest with anyone (a purely over-the-board Anand-Topalov would...
• hektor, 21 November 2008, 20.55: Lajos, you are not right! in contract with fide before the match with kramnik there was that the player which loose the match have a right of rematch....
• Lajos Arpad, 21 November 2008, 20.28: Topalov didn’t do anything to play the candidates match. He is a world class player, but he didn’t earn the right to play this match....
• Lajos Arpad, 21 November 2008, 20.12: Kramnik played better than Topalov in 2006, Elista. The match was 6-6 drawn (with a gift point to Topalov, so it was 6-5 for Kramnik, really) and...
• semipatz, 21 November 2008, 18.44: MONACO !!!!!!!
• Daan, 21 November 2008, 16.11: Ter verduidelijking, met “volksschrijver” doelde ik op Donner omdat ik dacht dat eerder op die manier naar hem werd verwezen. Bij nader inzien...
• Mark, 21 November 2008, 16.00: Chúc đội Việt Nam may mắn trong khi gặp đội Trung Quốc
• Nirav Christophe, 21 November 2008, 15.25: Waerde Renzo, Voor alle duidelijkheid: Karel IS geen niksnut. (Weet je wat? Ik neem het gewoon terug) Karel (zoals geschetst door Arne) DOET...
• Michel, 21 November 2008, 14.30: Yeah, Vietnam please go….

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• Six share lead at Olympiad; China first in women’s section 18/11
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• Olympiad leaders meet today: Germany vs Russia and Poland vs China 17/11
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• FIDE: a change we can believe in 11/11
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• A sit down with the World Champ 11/11
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