Moscow qualifier.

Even if you finish the game before me and he wins, it will give him extra motivation to play more carefully against me, because a second loss will knock him out of the group of contenders for the prizes.

I would tell him how he should play against you, but they might think it's a hint, especially since I saw your attitude)))))))))))

Did you bump your head on something on the way home?:confused:
I still don't understand what prevents you from discussing the time to finish the game with Eddie and trying to get a third point?

What prevents you? You already have that word written: time! :smile35:
And in two senses: finishing the game outside the tournament, independently, diminishes its legitimacy: let's say I bring our save, struggle for a long time, but eventually achieve the result, and then the opponent will have questions afterwards ;) A club tournament should, in theory, eliminate this.... but here there is a clear violation :smile21:

We have to wait for the official day for finishing games, wait for the result of the game with you, who knows how long, and then wait even longer to finish it at home, when everyone has already left, because they will have played :smile14:

There are simpler (in my opinion) solutions that are in the hands of the organizers -- they should, in theory, go to meet the players, not their own convenience, and it's not such a difficult task to use their brains to change the schedule so that it becomes even more convenient for everyone... but they got stuck on the draw, and they already failed to ensure a proper replay :(
I repeat: I WAS IN THE CLUB AND WAS READY TO FINISH THE GAME, Eddie also left with us -- so why didn't we sit down at the computers?
Well, since they didn't make us sit down then, I don't want to sit down anymore until I'm eliminated from the tournament, sorry :cool: