It's been a great weekend for Mexico in the Olympics, so perhaps it's appropriate that GM Manuel Leon Hoyos is leading the U.S. Open with two rounds to go. Nice coverage by Al Lawrence at Chess Life Online.
I've said it before, but it bears repeating: you really don't want to defend a drawish endgame against Dmitry Gurevich.
At 6-1, Dmitry needs to pick up half a point in the last two rounds to contend for the qualifying spot in the U.S. Championship.
I've said it before, but it bears repeating: you really don't want to defend a drawish endgame against Dmitry Gurevich.
At 6-1, Dmitry needs to pick up half a point in the last two rounds to contend for the qualifying spot in the U.S. Championship.
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