Dan74 wrote:I am doing an internet fast till Thursday next week, so after that count me in!
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Internet fast...sounds healthy, count me in too!
Dan74 wrote:I am doing an internet fast till Thursday next week, so after that count me in!
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Dan74 wrote:Should we stipulate no outside help (human or otherwise)?
retrofuturist wrote:Greetings,Dan74 wrote:Should we stipulate no outside help (human or otherwise)?
Surely you need a crowd of onlookers shouting moves at you! Isn't that the fun of public chess games?!
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Retro.

The absolute worst result in a simultaneous exhibition was 2 wins and 18 losses (10%) by Joe Hayden, aged 17, in August 1977. Hayden wanted to set an American record by playing 180 people simultaneously at a shopping center in Cardiff, New Jersey, but only 20 showed up to play. Hayden lost 18 of the games (including one to a seven-year-old). His two wins were scored against his mother and a player who tired of waiting and left in mid-game, thus forfeiting the game (Fox & James 1993, pp. 190-91).
The absolute worst result in a simultaneous exhibition was 2 wins and 18 losses (10%) by Joe Hayden, aged 17, in August 1977. Hayden wanted to set an American record by playing 180 people simultaneously at a shopping center in Cardiff, New Jersey, but only 20 showed up to play. Hayden lost 18 of the games (including one to a seven-year-old). His two wins were scored against his mother and a player who tired of waiting and left in mid-game, thus forfeiting the game (Fox & James 1993, pp. 190-91).

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