From: Dick Iwakura <dick <at> SHOGI <dot> NE <dot> JP>
Date: 19 feb 2000
Subject: Re: Goteborg vs Stockholm 1-0

Hi, Martin & Ronny,
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It was really a meaningful game between two cities in
Sweden through Internet and I hope Shogi will be more
popular in your country by this opportunity.
I will deeply analyze the game and send you my comments
today or tomorrow to you and Ronny by direct e-mail since
I can't write American notation well though I can manage
to read them.
Hoping it will help for everybody in your club.
Short comments:
> 17. B5g    N7c
The Gote's 73Kei was really bad move against with 57Kaku.
(Sente's 57 Kaku was too early move. This should be moved
if Gote would move 75 Fu.)
> 20. B6f    +Bx8i
> 21. Bx1a+    +Bx7h
This 89Uma and 11Kaku-nari was an unfair exchange.
The game was actually finished at this stage already.

Dick


On Thu, 17 Feb 2000 23:17:35 +0100
DANERUD MARTIN <martin.danerud <at> TELIA <dot> COM> wrote:

> Dear shogi friends,
> I will give you the game below without comments, and
> we are happy to receive comments from Shogi-L members.
> Dick Iwakura, who was one of the live spectators of the
> game, has promised to give his comments. Please
> observe that the main idea with this traditional JavaShogi
> match is that the weaker kyu players get a chance to
> take part in a game with not too many mistakes. They
> also get a chance to test their ideas in the sometimes
> wild discussions going on in the teams. The two matches
> played until now have displayed interesting, but of course
> far from perfect, shogi.
>
> Black: Goteborg
> White: Stockholm
> Thinking time: 1 hour + 60 s byo-yomi
> Played February 17 at 7 p.m. CET
>
> 1. P7f    P3d
> 2. P6f    P8d
> 3. S6h    S6b
> 4. S6g    S4b
> 5. R7h    P8e
> 6. B7g    P5d
> 7. K4h    G65b
> 8. K3h    S45c
> 9. K2h    P7d
> 10. S3h    K4b
> 11. G65h    K3b
> 12. P1f    P1d
> 13. P5f    S7c
> 14. B6h    S8d
> 15. P9f    P9d
> 16. L9h    P6d
> 17. B5g    N7c
> 18. P4f    P6e
> 19. Px6e    B9i+
> 20. B6f    +Bx8i
> 21. Bx1a+    +Bx7h
> 22. Sx7h    N'2b
> 23. B'1b    G3a
> 24. L'2f    R'1c
> 25. P1e    Px1e
> 26. P'1d    Nx1d
> 27. Lx1e    Rx1b
> 28. +Bx1b    Nx2f
> 29. Px2f    B=b43c
> 30. +B1a    L'2b
> 31. L1b+    B8h+
> 32. R'7a    P'6a
> 33. Rx6a+    R6b
> 34. +Bx2a    Gx2a
> 35. +Rx2a    K3c
> 36. +Rx2b    K2d
> 37. G'2e
> 1-0
>
>                 Sincerely yours,
>
>                 Dr. Martin Danerud
>
>                 President of the Swedish Shogi Federation                =



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Mail: dick <at> shogi <dot> ne <dot> jp
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