Showing posts with label Tournament: PAYA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tournament: PAYA. Show all posts
Monday, August 30, 2010
Sports Manila: La Salle Tops PAYA
Monday, August 23, 2010
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Saturday, August 21, 2010
R1 Gajo vs Sol Cruz
PAYA
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bc4 Be7 4 O-O Nf6 5 Nc3 d6 6 h3 O-O 7 d3 h6 8 Be3 Be6 9 Bb3 Na5 10 Qd2 Nxb3 11 axb3 a6 12 Ne2 Qd7 13 Ng3 Rfe8 14 Rfe1 Nh7 15 d4 exd4 16 Bxd4 Ng5 17 Qe3 Nxf3+ 18 Qxf3 Bf8 19 e5 d5 20 Nh5 Qe7 21 Qg3 Kh8 22 Bc3 Qg5 23 Qxg5 hxg5 24 Bd2 g4 25 Nf4 gxh3 26 Nxe6 Rxe6 27 gxh3 Rae8 28 Bc3 c5 29 f4 d4 30 Bd2 g6 31 c3 Rb8 32 cxd4 cxd4 33 Ra4 Rxb3 34 Rxd4 Rxb2 35 Bc3 Rb3 36 Rd3 Rc8 37 Ree3 Bc5 38 Bd4 Bxd4 39 Rxb3 Bxe3+ 40 Rxe3 b5
Result: 1/2-1/2
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bc4 Be7 4 O-O Nf6 5 Nc3 d6 6 h3 O-O 7 d3 h6 8 Be3 Be6 9 Bb3 Na5 10 Qd2 Nxb3 11 axb3 a6 12 Ne2 Qd7 13 Ng3 Rfe8 14 Rfe1 Nh7 15 d4 exd4 16 Bxd4 Ng5 17 Qe3 Nxf3+ 18 Qxf3 Bf8 19 e5 d5 20 Nh5 Qe7 21 Qg3 Kh8 22 Bc3 Qg5 23 Qxg5 hxg5 24 Bd2 g4 25 Nf4 gxh3 26 Nxe6 Rxe6 27 gxh3 Rae8 28 Bc3 c5 29 f4 d4 30 Bd2 g6 31 c3 Rb8 32 cxd4 cxd4 33 Ra4 Rxb3 34 Rxd4 Rxb2 35 Bc3 Rb3 36 Rd3 Rc8 37 Ree3 Bc5 38 Bd4 Bxd4 39 Rxb3 Bxe3+ 40 Rxe3 b5
Result: 1/2-1/2
Sunday, January 11, 2009
R5 Ateneo vs La Salle
PAYA Chess Team Championship
Xavier School, San Juan City
R5 Ateneo vs La Salle
W: Lorenzo MARQUEZ
B: Rhal SOL CRUZ
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 d6
This is Rhal's favorite against the RUY LOPEZ, the STEINITZ DEFENSE. As written in the PORTABLE CHESS COACH, "Play openings that appeal to you, openings you're comfortable with, openings you've chosen for your repertoire."
4 O-O
According to MODERN CHESS OPENINGS, "The moves 4 c3, 4 O-O and 4 Bxc6+ are all sensible and give White chances for advantage, but 4 d4 is the best and most forceful move."
4 ... Nf6 5 d3 Bd7
THE TEN MOST COMMON CHESS MISTAKES, "In general, it's a good idea to break pins as soon as possible."
6 c3 g6 7 Re1 Bg7 8 Nbd2 O-O
MASTERING THE CHESS OPENINGS, "One of the most important guidelines in chess is to protect your K from harm."
9 Nf1 a6 10 Ba4 b5 11 Bb3 Qe7 12 Ng3 Be6 13 d4 BxB 14 axb3 exd4 15 cxd4 Rad8?
PORTABLE CHESS COACH, "Avoid impulsive behavior and snap judgments. A single hasty move can lose a game you spent hours trying to win."
16 Rxa6 Nb4 17 Ra1 c5 18 d5 Rfe8 19 Qe2 Ng4 20 Rb1 Rb8 21 Bd2 Ne5 22 Bxb4 Nxf3+ 23 Qxf3 cxb4 24 Qd1 Qe5 25 Qd2 Qd4 26 QxQ BxQ 27 Kf1 Ra8 28 Ke2 Rec8 29 Kd3 Bb6 30 f4 Kf8 31 Ne2 Ke7 32 Rec1 Kd7 33 Nd4 BxN 34 KxB
34 ... Rc7 35 RxR KxR 36 Rc1+ Kd7 37 e5 PxP+ 38 PxP Re8
[1-0]
Xavier School, San Juan City
R5 Ateneo vs La Salle
W: Lorenzo MARQUEZ
B: Rhal SOL CRUZ
1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 Bb5 d6
This is Rhal's favorite against the RUY LOPEZ, the STEINITZ DEFENSE. As written in the PORTABLE CHESS COACH, "Play openings that appeal to you, openings you're comfortable with, openings you've chosen for your repertoire."
4 O-O
According to MODERN CHESS OPENINGS, "The moves 4 c3, 4 O-O and 4 Bxc6+ are all sensible and give White chances for advantage, but 4 d4 is the best and most forceful move."
4 ... Nf6 5 d3 Bd7
THE TEN MOST COMMON CHESS MISTAKES, "In general, it's a good idea to break pins as soon as possible."
6 c3 g6 7 Re1 Bg7 8 Nbd2 O-O
MASTERING THE CHESS OPENINGS, "One of the most important guidelines in chess is to protect your K from harm."
9 Nf1 a6 10 Ba4 b5 11 Bb3 Qe7 12 Ng3 Be6 13 d4 BxB 14 axb3 exd4 15 cxd4 Rad8?
PORTABLE CHESS COACH, "Avoid impulsive behavior and snap judgments. A single hasty move can lose a game you spent hours trying to win."
16 Rxa6 Nb4 17 Ra1 c5 18 d5 Rfe8 19 Qe2 Ng4 20 Rb1 Rb8 21 Bd2 Ne5 22 Bxb4 Nxf3+ 23 Qxf3 cxb4 24 Qd1 Qe5 25 Qd2 Qd4 26 QxQ BxQ 27 Kf1 Ra8 28 Ke2 Rec8 29 Kd3 Bb6 30 f4 Kf8 31 Ne2 Ke7 32 Rec1 Kd7 33 Nd4 BxN 34 KxB
34 ... Rc7 35 RxR KxR 36 Rc1+ Kd7 37 e5 PxP+ 38 PxP Re8
[1-0]
Saturday, November 15, 2008
R2: R & B MATE
PAYA
Xavier School, San Juan City
R2 Bd 2 Midget Division
W: ANDAMAN, Collegio de San Agustin
B: Rhal SOL CRUZ, JR., LSGH
1 e3 e5 2 Nc3 Nf6
CHESS FUNDAMENTALS, "Bring out N's before bringing out B's."
3 d4 exd4
MY SYSTEM, "A center pawn should always be taken if this can be done without too great danger."
4 exd4 d5
THE IDEAS BEHIND THE CHESS OPENINGS, "Always try to maintain at least one pawn in the center."
5 Bg5 Be7
LOGICAL CHESS, "Black develops the B where it is best placed for defense - close to home."6 Nf3 Bg4
THE GAME OF CHESS, "The ideal to be aimed at is attack with development or defense with development."
7 BxN
7 ... BxN?
RYBKA rates this move as favorable for W, with a +1.38 value. It recommends 7 ... BxB for equality.
8 g2xB? BEST LESSONS OF A CHESS COACH, "The more pawn islands there are, the weaker the pawn structure."
8 ... BxB 9 Qe2+ Qe7 10 QxQ+ BxQ
TURNING ADVANTAGE INTO VICTORY, "A Q trade not only ends the prospect of middle game shocks, such as enemy counter-attacks, it considerably increases the ways of converting an edge in the end game."
11 O-O-O Nc6? 12 Nxd5 O-O-O
TEACH YOURSELF BETTER CHESS, "When you castle, you do not only get your King away from the wide open spaces of the board; you also put your rook in touch with those same wide open space."
13 Re1?? RxN
THE 10 MOST COMMON CHESS MISTAKES, "Skill, in fact, might be defined as the ability to exploit the other guy's mistake."
14 Bg2? Rxd4 BEST LESSONS OF A CHESS COACH, "Place your R's where they will be most active."
15 f4 Bh4 16 Bxc6 bxc6 17 Re2 Rxf4 18 Rf1 Bg5 19 Kb1 Rd8 20 b3 Bf6
CHESS FUNDAMENTALS, "Placed on the long diagonal, the bishop is posted for its maximum potential control of the central squares as well as eyeing the opposite wing of the enemy's camp."
21 a4 c5 22 a5 Bc3 23 a6 Rd6
24 Re3 Bd4 25 Rd3 Rxa6! 26 Re1?? Ra1#
This was Rhal's FIRST OFFICIAL WIN for LA SALLE. And what a win it was; a R & B mate on the 26th move!
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