Andrew Voss

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Andrew Voss

Andrew Voss

@AVIZZEE

He/Him #chesspunks

Katılım Şubat 2011
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Arjun Kalyan
Arjun Kalyan@arjunkalyan555·
@AVIZZEE @PiotrNguyen @ChessMenorca @EmilSutovsky I don't think it should count for a norm as that only affects one player. It will incentivise opponents to forfeit against their friends. If it affects rating, I can't imagine any player doing this.
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Arjun Kalyan
Arjun Kalyan@arjunkalyan555·
It is very sad to see people missing their norm opportunities because of forfeits, and it is unfortunately common in big open events. I can count 16 forfeits in the last round of @ChessMenorca. Is there something that can be done for these situations @EmilSutovsky?
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
@PiotrNguyen @arjunkalyan555 @ChessMenorca @EmilSutovsky The potential to abuse such a rule will be important to consider for the other side. Very difficult to prove collusion, but I agree that something should be done (eg: 1 round counts for norm and rating, per 3 games actually played or something like that).
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Piotr An Nguyen
Piotr An Nguyen@PiotrNguyen·
@arjunkalyan555 @ChessMenorca @EmilSutovsky I think first of all such walkovers should be calculated for FIDE rating and norms as normal games. Secondly, if the case is not sufficiently explained it should be noted by FIDE and if it repeats it would be fair to give more serious penalty.
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Eric Klug
Eric Klug@klug_alters·
A Black Mage Phenax from a few years back.
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Chess Feed
Chess Feed@chess_feed·
Why is this move brilliant?
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
30...Kf8 is a big mistake. It is fairly easy to see the first move, but getting to the end the fastest is not so obvious. #chesspunks
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
Happy to have been inspired in low time and found the right way to punish this blunder. I saw the idea a bit earlier but no way to make it work and my opponent obliged. #chesspunks
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
One of the more beautiful ends to a game I have played in a while. WTP #chesspunks
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Andras Toth
Andras Toth@chesscoachandra·
From a rapid game of mine... Can you find the mate in 4? (a bit tricky) #chesspunks
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
@kenlikescarbs I figure it’s extra problematic when your ‘gas‘ is two twigs and a string
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
@kenlikescarbs I remember when tempest came out I couldn’t figure out what to do with this. Useless without a build-around. I don’t have a copy just throwing in a suggestion
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Twitch@Twitch·
CHAT: Which streamer would you like to see Subbie bless with a plethora of subs this #SUBtember?
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Andrew Voss
Andrew Voss@AVIZZEE·
@natesolon 3…e5 4. dxe5 g5 5. Bg3 h4 4. Bxe5 f6 5. Bf4 g5 6. Bg3 h4
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Nate Solon
Nate Solon@natesolon·
2...h5 may not be the best way to beat the London, but it's definitely the funniest. Can you see why 3. e3 falls into a trap?
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Tomer Abramovici
Tomer Abramovici@BudgetCommander·
What commanders do you currently run that don't directly provide card advantage or mana advantage? Card advantage defined as anything that nets you 2+ cards like draw, impulse draw, recursion, cascade Mana advantage defined as generating mana, mana discounts, "cast for free"
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