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Blondes versus brunettes

Blondes versus brunettes

By mishanp on April 1, 2011

Yes, it’s the chess event the world’s been waiting for! Later today, in the famous Botvinnik Central Chess Club in Moscow, a team of blonde players will compete in a blitz match against a team of brunettes. The games will be broadcast live on the internet (video link unconfirmed!) from 5pm, Moscow Time.

Posted in Russian | Tagged Bivol, Blondes versus brunettes, Fominykh, Gunina, Kashlinskaya, Saulina, Surov | 1 Response

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