Many thanks to Ukranian GM Gennady Gutman for giving the first ever clock simul at Hendon Chess Club on October 16th!
There were no early losses, but eventually GM Gutman came out unbeaten with 16 wins and one draw, against Rohit Majumdar.
Book prizes were awarded to both Rohit and Elizabeth Ivanov.
Top seed Jonathan Landau was last to finish, and seemed to be doing very well at the time this photo was taken!
Thanks also to Adam Raoof for organising the simul and taking photos.
Event details
Date: Thursday 16th October 2014
Time: 7.30pm-10pm
Entry fee: £10
Venue: Hendon Chess Club, Golders Green Unitarians Church, 31½ Hoop Lane Golders Green, London NW11 8BS
Gennadii Gutman, current FIDE rating 2468, grandmaster since 2001. Works as a coach in a chess academy since 1992.
Biggest international tournaments successes include sharing 1-6 place in Shymkent, Kazakhstan in 1999 (together with Nigel Short) and 3rd place at the Czech Open Tournament A in Pardubice, Czech Republic in 2003.
Details:
1hr on the clock for all challengers
No upper rating limit
Book prizes for the best games
Genadii Gutman
List of Entrants
Jonathan Landau (181)
Jake Modica (167)
David Iwi (152)
Andrew van der Meer (150)
Pranay Chauhan (150)
Dominic Klingher (137)
Jake Hung (134)
Elizabeth Ivanov (129)
Gabriel Balouka Myers (127)
Reuben Balouka Myers (124)
Rohit Majumdar (116)
Dylan Hung (106)
Arun Mahtani (e100)
Nick Goulbourne (100)
Cameron Klingher (94)
Bernard Klingher (40)
Photos by Adam Raoof
Games
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