
EP127 Jonathan Rowson on The Moves That Matter
The Jim Rutt Show
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Time and Chess
When i was still playing internationally, it would usually be forty moves in two hours. You'd get an additional hour for the rest of the game. These days, they have what's called increments, which means that every move you make, you get a little additional time. And then typically in a term, it's, what, two hours and forty minutes to do how many moves? So so it varies, and i'm slightly out of the loop. I think there's something in chess called initiative, which is to taketo. Players who are good at taking the initiative are those who, in effect, set the tempo ofhe game. They're the ones who can put the
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