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Remarkably, no championship games were played on the night! However, one crucial game was played a few days earlier. Rob Loveband, still undefeated, faced the only other undefeated player, tournament leader Joel Beggs. A Queens Gambit Declined, White won a pawn in the opening but had to endure a strong attack by Black. White counterattacked and chased the Black King across the board. Black sacrificed material in a desperate attempt at counterplay but was unable to survive 2 pieces down. In a reflection of the importance of the game Black played on until he was checkmated.
Peter Miitel versus Kevin Perrin was played earlier (see round 4).
Jamie Brotheridge versus John Abson was also played earlier (see round 3).
Chris Segrave versus Michael Schreenan was postponed, as was Boris Skontra versus Bill Coutts.
Patrick Cook had the bye.
| Results |
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| C.Segrave |
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M. Schreenan |
1-0 |
| B. Skontra |
v |
W. Coutts |
0-1 |
| P. Miitel |
v |
K. Perrin |
0-1 |
| R. Loveband |
v |
J. Beggs |
1-0 |
| J. Brotheridge |
v |
J. Abson |
1-0 |
| P. Cook |
v |
Bye |
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| Key |
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| 1 |
Win |
pp |
Postponed |
| 0 |
Loss |
adj |
Adjourned |
| ½ |
Draw |
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| 1 |
Bye |
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