This week's Canadian Tactic comes from this week's Final Four. Black's Ns are dancing up a storm, and his last move 27...Nb4 sets up another threat.
The GM playing White couldn't find the best defence, can you?
The event is happening the weekend of 22-24, squeezed in between the Quebec Scholastic Chess Championships and the Mcgill Open
Olympic Stadium
Eligibility: U20 on Jan 1 2016 or 50+ Jan 1 2016
Sections (divided in Jr/Sr):
This year's 10th edition of the GPO attracted 152 players, a record breaker!
The McIntosh Open will be held next weekend in Morrisburg, ON. Hosted by the RA Chess club.
Best of luck to the participants.
From Chesstalk:
Similar to the Men's side, the women's team is all but finalized. The selection process is 4 players by rating + a wild card. The wild card has yet to be selected.
Congratulations to these four women:
Submitted by Keith MacKinnon on Sun, 03/27/2016 - 13:38
John Upper found me an excellent candidate for this week's game of the week, and, trust me, this one doesn't disappoint!
Candidates', Candidates' and the Champ are this week's Best of the Web.
This week's Canadian Tactic comes from GM Anton Kovalyov's first round game at the 2015 World Open. White has just played Rf3-h3 to chase away Black's Bh6. What should Black do?
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