...is that there are three of them.
In the last round of Saturday's Evanston Tri-Level, Matthew Wilber never really let me in the game. While I was worried about getting mated, White shifted attention to the queenside and won in spite of the tripleton. Or because of it!
With this smooth performance, Matthew won the "Liberté" section of the Bastille Day Tri-Level, scoring 3½-½. NM Jon Burgess, Matthew Stevens, Zachary Holecek, Abe Sun, and Bill Brock tied for second with 3-1 scores.
Ansari Amir won the Egalité section with a perfect 4-0; David Sye took clear second with 3-1.
Michael Feldmann won the Fraternité section with 3½-½; Kevin Taylor, Brandon Zborowski, Jerry Neugarten, and Blake Wolf tied for second with 3-1.
Thanks to Maret Thorpe and Evanston Chess for hosting fifty players at the Levy Senior Center!
In the last round of Saturday's Evanston Tri-Level, Matthew Wilber never really let me in the game. While I was worried about getting mated, White shifted attention to the queenside and won in spite of the tripleton. Or because of it!
With this smooth performance, Matthew won the "Liberté" section of the Bastille Day Tri-Level, scoring 3½-½. NM Jon Burgess, Matthew Stevens, Zachary Holecek, Abe Sun, and Bill Brock tied for second with 3-1 scores.
Ansari Amir won the Egalité section with a perfect 4-0; David Sye took clear second with 3-1.
Michael Feldmann won the Fraternité section with 3½-½; Kevin Taylor, Brandon Zborowski, Jerry Neugarten, and Blake Wolf tied for second with 3-1.
Thanks to Maret Thorpe and Evanston Chess for hosting fifty players at the Levy Senior Center!
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