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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is often played by tournament masters. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #176)
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4 176 It is View more quotes about often">often played by tournament masters.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 173 On these boards they could, of course, consider variations and possible continuations.
4 174 It was indeed, I suspected, that opening.
4 175 It is one of the most wicked and merciless in the repertoire of the game.
4 176 It is often played by tournament masters.
4 177 Indeed, it is the most common single opening used among masters.
4 178 It is difficult to meet and in many of its lines has no clear refutation; it may be played accepted or declined; it would be red's hope not to refute but to neutralize in the middle game; if red could manage to achieve equality by the twentieth move he might account himself successful.
4 179 Scormus of Ar, though almost universally a versatile and brilliant player, was particularly masterful in this opening; he had used it for victory in the Turian tournaments of the ninth year of the Ubarate of Phanias Turmus; in the open tournaments of Anango, Helmutsport, Tharna, Tyros, and Ko-ro-ba, all played within the past five years; in the winter tournament of the last Sardar Fair and in the city championship of Ar, played some six weeks ago.
On these boards they could, of course, consider variations and possible continuations. It was indeed, I suspected, that opening. It is one of the most wicked and merciless in the repertoire of the game. It is often played by tournament masters. Indeed, it is the most common single opening used among masters. It is difficult to meet and in many of its lines has no clear refutation; it may be played accepted or declined; it would be red's hope not to refute but to neutralize in the middle game; if red could manage to achieve equality by the twentieth move he might account himself successful. Scormus of Ar, though almost universally a versatile and brilliant player, was particularly masterful in this opening; he had used it for victory in the Turian tournaments of the ninth year of the Ubarate of Phanias Turmus; in the open tournaments of Anango, Helmutsport, Tharna, Tyros, and Ko-ro-ba, all played within the past five years; in the winter tournament of the last Sardar Fair and in the city championship of Ar, played some six weeks ago. - (Beasts of Gor)