Fikri, GiLoCatur Gambit (right) vs Nazif, Insofar, Second Board.
A close endgame which swung wildly between white and black.
4th Team (left) vs 17ChessClub. Third board between Syed Remizan Syed Sobri and Razali Hamzah alias Ng6.
Fauzi, GiLoCatur Gambit (left) vs Insofar on the 4th board.
The above 3rd week chess game was held on the 3rd July 2009 at the Insofar Chess Academy, 3rd Floor, PKNS, Shah Alam, 8.45 pm.
The above 3rd week chess game was held on the 3rd July 2009 at the Insofar Chess Academy, 3rd Floor, PKNS, Shah Alam, 8.45 pm.
Practice Makes Perfect, the often quoted phrase. The more you practice to play chess, the better you become in chess. It would also breed familiarity of certain openings and common chess lines for players to get accustomed to. In this way, the level of chess and its understanding would improve in the long run. Although the time control is 25 mins per player, regarded as a rapid play, by simply playing more often, it would help the players improve further.
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