Chess in the News

May 10, 2008 by GilaChess  
Filed under Announcements

From Page 12 of The Star (Metro) - 10/05/2007

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To sign up for the event, those interested can call Teh at 06-761 9188 or Karisma Tuition Centre at 06-764 8918. The closing date for registration is May 14.

Details: http://www.kids4chess.com/

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5 Comments on "Chess in the News"

  1. mohd Hafez Hilmi Harun on Tue, 13th May 2008 1:42 pm 

    Hi..
    How to play with CM Collin ? How to take part ? I m also want to be one of the player from 88 player…..how to register???

  2. Peter Long on Tue, 13th May 2008 8:13 pm 

    I must congratulate Candidate Master (what’s that really?) Colin Madhaven on this brilliant self promotion gimmick as it is clearly not for the love of or promotion of chess.

  3. remisaman on Tue, 13th May 2008 9:39 pm 

    MHHH, it’s FOC to enter! You may further read about it at: http://www.kids4chess.com/

    C’mon FM Peter (ELO 2350), why not break Collin’s simul record??

  4. Peter Long on Wed, 14th May 2008 5:44 am 

    It is not about records but what we should be trying to achieve.

    When I was active some 15-20 years ago and a top player and personality I gave 100s of simultaneous exhibitions and often convinced other top players to join in. Mainly to give others who normally would have have the chance to play against us as.

    At UKM during the university games every year it was 100+ board simuls.

    What does my giving a simul achieve today? - I have had my time and done my bit so I think that the new generation of players today should be engaged to promote the game.

    For example, everyone talks about Mas trying to become a GM and notwithstanding his challenges, MCF needs to use this bid opportunity to promote the game as it is newsworthy.

    If Mas went all over the country giving simuls and combind it with fund raiser for charity then it would make sense.

  5. TopRankedGames on Wed, 14th May 2008 9:10 am 

    Very interesting that one person can be that good. I have long been fascinated with chess and I am probably an average player, but I just don’t know how to improve my game. Any suggestions?

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