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How many clicks would the 1988 Olympiad get if it happened in today's time (probably a lot)
@OnTheQueenside said in #1:
> Comments on lichess.org/@/onthequeenside/blog/entire-history-of-womens-chess-in-eight-tournaments-part-1/k9Ytfl83
And what about Sonja Graf and Vera Menchik match in 1934 and 1937 ?
@CSKA_Moscou said in #3:
> And what about Sonja Graf and Vera Menchik match in 1934 and 1937 ?
The 1937 match was good too!
@OnTheQueenside said in #4:
> The 1937 match was good too!
Exactly ! in case you need a bibliography on Sonja Graf, you can ask me, I've been working on this for almost a year
I have been a fan of Judit Polgar for a while, but I didn't realize how good these other chess masters were. I guess I need to do a lot of reading, looking at diagrams, etc.
Thank you for sharing with us. :). I hope to learn more.
I'm wondering what are going to be the next 4 events:
My guesses:
Judit Polgar finishing 2nd in Wijk aan Zee and/or
beating Garry Kasparov in Russia - World rapid and/or
getting into World's top 10
Hou Yifan winning a GM event in Biel
Valentina Gunina winning a big open in London with 9/10
@ILikeBlitz said in #7:
> I'm wondering what are going to be the next 4 events:
> My guesses:
> Judit Polgar finishing 2nd in Wijk aan Zee and/or
> beating Garry Kasparov in Russia - World rapid and/or
> getting into World's top 10
> Hou Yifan winning a GM event in Biel
> Valentina Gunina winning a big open in London with 9/10
Something like that! :-)
Or Judit Polgar playing in the open WCC candidates.
Can't wait for the second part anyhow!