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Category Archives: Club Championship
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Comley – Mansson
The Symmetrical English is an opening that does not have the most exciting of reputations. However, there are plenty of opportunities to break the symmetry and create an interesting position. The following game is a good example, as play becomes … Continue reading
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Pavlovic – Mansson
I played the King’s Gambit as White for a couple of years a while back (1994-5), but although my overall score with it was good, I nevertheless decided to give it up after a game in a County Match which … Continue reading
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Richardson – Mansson
Last Tuesday I played by Club Championship game against Paul Richardson. It was a tough encounter, which was only decide deep in the endgame. The finish was neat, as Black found a way to give up his extra pawn in … Continue reading
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Mansson – Heath
Last Tuesday I played my club championship game against Chris Heath. After 14 moves, I had established a comfortable advantage, when my opponent made a tactical oversight, which allowed me to establish a winning advantage. As he was soon forced … Continue reading
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Mansson – Higgs
In my most recent Horsham Club Championship game, played a couple of Tuesdays ago against Anthony Higgs, both players managed to surprise each other in the opening. Anthony chose the Gruenfeld, an opening that I have played against him a … Continue reading
Posted in Club Championship, Games, Opening Analysis, Reports, The Gruenfeld Defence
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Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Mansson – Kington
I was close to beating Paul Kington in our Horsham Club Championship game last Tuesday, but slipped up in a winning position, allowing him to escape with a draw.
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Roberts – Mansson
I was able to get in one more club championship game before Christmas, this time against Dix Roberts. Ultimately, the result of the game was disappointing for me, as I achieved a winning position but was unable to push my … Continue reading
Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Mansson – Harbott
I continued my good start to the Club Championship last night by winning in 21 moves against Peter Harbott. Right out of the opening, I achieved a promising position, and when my opponent slipped up to allow a combination opening … Continue reading
Posted in Club Championship, Games, Opening Analysis, Reports, The Slav Defence
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Horsham Club Championship 2015-16: Mansson – Warren
I got off to a good start is this year’s Horsham Chess Club Championship, with a 26-move win against Nick Warren two weeks ago. We reached a sharp position after my 21st move, where Black was still doing fine, but … Continue reading
Posted in Club Championship, Games, Opening Analysis, Reports, The Gruenfeld Defence
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Horsham Club Championship 2014-15: Pavlovic – Mansson
My latest game in the Horsham club championship was against Tim Pavlovic. I was very lucky to win after he blundered in a completely winning position, allowing me to turn the tables with a simple temporary queen sacrifice.