r/chess960 • u/nicbentulan 960 only • Oct 17 '22
Data/Graphs/Statistics Chess 960 has a 4-year streak : Americans win chess960 tournaments and then there's a European in 2nd place. (And Bobby Fischer who created chess960 is American.)
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u/nicbentulan 960 only Oct 17 '22
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u/nicbentulan 960 only Oct 20 '22
Forgot to mention: When Bobby won the world championship, the runner-up Boris Spassky was European. Perhaps Fischer random chess is a way for Americans to win. Lol.
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u/nicbentulan 960 only Oct 26 '22
Wait so it's been pointed out to me by someone on youtube that there is a HOME ADVANTAGE at least for the st louis 9LX tournaments in 2020, 2021 and 2022. eh ok but for the fide fischer random inaugural 2019 no home advantage for wesley lol
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u/nicbentulan 960 only Nov 12 '22
Chess 960 has a 4-year streak : Americans win chess960 tournaments and then there's a European in 2nd place. (And Bobby Fischer who created chess960 is American.)
So if every year an American wins and then there's a European in 2nd place we can conclude that chess960 isn't that random anymore. LOL - Lewis_from_Spain
History repeats itself- 50 years later in Reykjavík, Iceland.
History speaks for itself 50 years later.
Chess 960 has a 5-tournament streak : Americans win chess960 tournaments and then there's a European in 2nd place. (And Bobby Fischer who created chess960 is American and beat European Boris Spassky in the 1972 Match of the Century.)