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Chess Forum / General Topics / June 2005Adams vs Hydra Last Game
A Sicilian wherein Hydra surprisingly consented to a Saemish bind with 9 .. d6 A closed position in Hydra's opening book? What trick does Hydra have up its sleeves? There is no Hydra trick apparent even at move 23. A scary intermezzo was when Adams played 15 f4 (instead of f3) which could open up the position. But he followed up with Ne5-c7xBe6. Giving up the beautiful Ne5 is perhaps not everyone's taste, but it results in the blockaded position that we have now where Adams has some space advantage everything else being about the same, what a welcome relief! Go, Adams, go! >A Sicilian wherein Hydra surprisingly consented to a Saemish bind with 9 .. >d6 > > A closed position in Hydra's opening book? > What trick does Hydra have up its sleeves? Oops, I meant Nd5 (not Ne5), but message below is the same. ... and yaay, yaay, yaay ... Hydra committed positional blunders a4?? and Re7?? in the closed position, permitting Adams the pawnbreak c5!! and Be6!! Pending further analysis of course, this is wonderful play of Adams! > There is no Hydra trick apparent even at move 23. A scary intermezzo was > when Adams played 15 f4 (instead of f3) which could open up the position. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> A closed position in Hydra's opening book? >> What trick does Hydra have up its sleeves? Oy, Adams is consuming loads of time, hope he makes the time control ... > Oops, I meant Nd5 (not Ne5), but message below is the same. > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >>> A closed position in Hydra's opening book? >>> What trick does Hydra have up its sleeves? Oy veh, oy veh, Adams f*cked up before time control, the game is still going on, but I'm logging off, what a dismay! Oy veh! > Oy, Adams is consuming loads of time, hope he makes the time control ... > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >>>> A closed position in Hydra's opening book? >>>> What trick does Hydra have up its sleeves? According to ChessBase, Hydra's performance rating is 3153, and Adams' 1784 (no typo). > Oy veh, oy veh, Adams f*cked up before time control, the game is still > going on, but I'm logging off, what a dismay! Oy veh! In this last game, This picture could motivate Adams if he has a heart : http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Adams_Motivation.jpg >A Sicilian wherein Hydra surprisingly consented to a Saemish bind with 9 .. >d6 > > A closed position in Hydra's opening book? > What trick does Hydra have up its sleeves? > This picture could motivate Adams if he has a heart : > http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Adams_Motivation.jpg Adams is British, not French like you, so to motivate him, you got to tie a big money bag to the tree, not a virgin! I am surprised but what you said. I thought it money was rather a US motivation Probalby Adams is going to loose this last game. I have listed the future opponents of hydra : http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Future_Oppents_of_Hydra.jpg  Signaturehttp://www.jmrw.com/ J'ai découvert que tout le malheur des hommes vient d'une seule chose, qui est de ne savoir pas demeurer en repos dans une chambre. Pascal (Pensées) > I have listed the future opponents of hydra : > http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Future_Oppents_of_Hydra.jpg And here is Adams' next computer opponent for a more uplifting match http://www.computing.dcu.ie/computety/2005/jfree-cty/Satan.gif > > I have listed the future opponents of hydra : > > http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Future_Oppents_of_Hydra.jpg > > And here is Adams' next computer opponent for a more uplifting match > http://www.computing.dcu.ie/computety/2005/jfree-cty/Satan.gif Poor old Mick. No TVR this time round.. >I am surprised but what you said. I thought it money was rather a US >motivation You are mistaken, US masters like bickering a lot better. >> This picture could motivate Adams if he has a heart : >> http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Adams_Motivation.jpg > > Adams is British, not French like you, so to motivate him, you got to > tie a big money bag to the tree, not a virgin! Adams obviously isn't motivated as much as you think by money as the offer of $10k per draw and $25k per win has only induced him to win $10k in six games. I'd expected he'd do rather better than that. :-( Dave. SignatureDavid Richerby Love Gerbil (TM): it's like a www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~davidr/ children's pet that you can share with someone special! Yes, I'm dismayed at the outcome of the match and even a bit upset as I wrote the lines below. From a greater scheme of things, there is insult in emulation being better than original. Like emulating phrases and being better than Shakespeare. >>> This picture could motivate Adams if he has a heart : >>> http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Adams_Motivation.jpg [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Dave. |
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