CHAMPIONNAT DE FRANCE 2005

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Post by Hanco Elenbaas » Sun Aug 14, 2005 20:58

Jacques PERMAL wrote:2nd round

FIDELE NIMBI WON LAURENT NICAULT !!!

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Harm Wiersma - Fidèle Nimbi, Tournoi Sucre 22 décembre 1975

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Fidèle Nimbi, CDM Amsterdam, 4 août 1976

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Fidèle Nimbi, CDM Amsterdam, 12 août 1976

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Wjatsjeslav Sjtsjogoljev - Fidèle Nimbi, CDM Amsterdam, 13 août 1976

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Fidèle Nimbi - Carl Smith, CDM Amsterdam, 19 août 1976

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Rob Clerc - Fidèle Nimbi, CDM Amsterdam 20 août 1976

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Harm Wiersma - Fidèle Nimbi, CDM Amsterdam, 25 août 1976

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Harm Wiersma - Fidèle Nimbi, Tournoi Sucre, 18 décembre 1977

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Fidèle Nimbi - Rob Clerc, Amsterdam, Tournoi Sucre,
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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Sun Aug 14, 2005 21:16

Results of all divisions are now available here :

http://regisblot.ifrance.com/resultats/index.htm

Tomorrow morning :

KOUAME Maxime CORDIER Arnaud -
LOGNON Oscar GUIBERT Nicolas -
MINAUX Serge FERET Bruno -
DELMOTTE Thierry CISSE Papa -
NIMBI Fidèle DELMOTTE Gilles -
BERCOT André NICAULT Laurent

Also a round tomorrow afternoon !!
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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Sun Aug 14, 2005 21:33

FIDELE NIMBI won the national title in 1976 (NARBONNE) and in 1995 (TROYES).

Remember the past champions here :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dames_centre_au ... onffjd.htm

FIDELE NIMBI was born in BRAZZAVILLE.
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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Sun Aug 14, 2005 23:00

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Post by Guest » Mon Aug 15, 2005 00:02

Jacques PERMAL wrote:FIDELE NIMBI won the national title in 1976 (NARBONNE) and in 1995 (TROYES).

Remember the past champions here :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dames_centre_au ... onffjd.htm

FIDELE NIMBI was born in BRAZZAVILLE.
In May 1986 I played a tournament in Verfeil, a beautiful place in the northern part of the former Catalan empire, not far from Toulouse. The organizer was Jacques André Offrédo, who still lives in the neighbourhood of Verfeil with his wife Suzanne.
I finished third, together with Luc Guinard and Eran Binenbaum, who lives in Australia nowadays. After us players like Raoul Delhom, Pappa Cissé, Antoine Mélinon, JP Dubois, Vigné, Hugo Schut and Emile Biscons from Narbonne, who 'discoverered' Baba Sy, when he worked in Senegal. In the last round I played against Fidèle Nimbi who escaped with a draw. Because of that Nimbi had the right to play a rapid-barrage with Hein Meijer. We, the Dutch, were convinced that Hein would kill this not so strong Nimbi. But things are not always as they seem and Nimbi very easily won the barrage and took away the first price before our noses.
I can remember Nimbi drove a very expensive car and all the time during his games he was hanging around near the telephone, doing business. And when Jacques André did the cérémonie-protocollaire Nimbi brought his astonishing beautiful Congolese wife.
I never forget Nimbi.

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Post by Hanco Elenbaas » Mon Aug 15, 2005 00:08

Jacques PERMAL wrote:FIDELE NIMBI won the national title in 1976 (NARBONNE) and in 1995 (TROYES).

Remember the past champions here :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dames_centre_au ... onffjd.htm

FIDELE NIMBI was born in BRAZZAVILLE.
Jacques, have you ever heard of Louzolo-Kimbembe? He also is from Brazzaville and Bikindou Adelin is very enthusiast about him.
I think he is also secretary of the Congolese Draughts Federation.

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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 01:15

Anonymous wrote:
Jacques PERMAL wrote:FIDELE NIMBI won the national title in 1976 (NARBONNE) and in 1995 (TROYES).

Remember the past champions here :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dames_centre_au ... onffjd.htm

FIDELE NIMBI was born in BRAZZAVILLE.
In May 1986 I played a tournament in Verfeil, a beautiful place in the northern part of the former Catalan empire, not far from Toulouse. The organizer was Jacques André Offrédo, who still lives in the neighbourhood of Verfeil with his wife Suzanne.
I finished third, together with Luc Guinard and Eran Binenbaum, who lives in Australia nowadays. After us players like Raoul Delhom, Pappa Cissé, Antoine Mélinon, JP Dubois, Vigné, Hugo Schut and Emile Biscons from Narbonne, who 'discoverered' Baba Sy, when he worked in Senegal. In the last round I played against Fidèle Nimbi who escaped with a draw. Because of that Nimbi had the right to play a rapid-barrage with Hein Meijer. We, the Dutch, were convinced that Hein would kill this not so strong Nimbi. But things are not always as they seem and Nimbi very easily won the barrage and took away the first price before our noses.
I can remember Nimbi drove a very expensive car and all the time during his games he was hanging around near the telephone, doing business. And when Jacques André did the cérémonie-protocollaire Nimbi brought his astonishing beautiful Congolese wife.
I never forget Nimbi.
Who is this anonymous who knows FIDELE NIMBI ? Perhaps HARM WIERSMA ?
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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 01:17

Hanco Elenbaas wrote:
Jacques PERMAL wrote:FIDELE NIMBI won the national title in 1976 (NARBONNE) and in 1995 (TROYES).

Remember the past champions here :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dames_centre_au ... onffjd.htm

FIDELE NIMBI was born in BRAZZAVILLE.
Jacques, have you ever heard of Louzolo-Kimbembe? He also is from Brazzaville and Bikindou Adelin is very enthusiast about him.
I think he is also secretary of the Congolese Draughts Federation.
I had never heard of him when A. BIKINDOU started to talk about him in FFJD FORUM.

http://ffjd.free.fr/site/forum/forum-su ... d_msg=3931
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Post by Hanco Elenbaas » Mon Aug 15, 2005 01:44

Jacques PERMAL wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Jacques PERMAL wrote:FIDELE NIMBI won the national title in 1976 (NARBONNE) and in 1995 (TROYES).

Remember the past champions here :

http://perso.wanadoo.fr/dames_centre_au ... onffjd.htm

FIDELE NIMBI was born in BRAZZAVILLE.
In May 1986 I played a tournament in Verfeil, a beautiful place in the northern part of the former Catalan empire, not far from Toulouse. The organizer was Jacques André Offrédo, who still lives in the neighbourhood of Verfeil with his wife Suzanne.
I finished third, together with Luc Guinard and Eran Binenbaum, who lives in Australia nowadays. After us players like Raoul Delhom, Pappa Cissé, Antoine Mélinon, JP Dubois, Vigné, Hugo Schut and Emile Biscons from Narbonne, who 'discovered' Baba Sy, when he worked in Senegal. In the last round I played against Fidèle Nimbi who escaped with a draw. Because of that Nimbi had the right to play a rapid-barrage with Hein Meijer. We, the Dutch, were convinced that Hein would kill this not so strong Nimbi. But things are not always as they seem and Nimbi very easily won the barrage and took away the first price before our noses.
I can remember Nimbi drove a very expensive car and all the time during his games he was hanging around near the telephone, doing business. And when Jacques André did the cérémonie-protocollaire Nimbi brought his astonishing beautiful Congolese wife.
I never forget Nimbi.
Who is this anonymous who knows FIDELE NIMBI ? Perhaps HARM WIERSMA ?
No, I'm sorry Jacques, it was just me. Although Fidèle Nimbi is a pretty tough one, it's absolutely impossible that ever in his life he will finish before Harm Wiersma, the strongest Dutch player ever, in a draughts tournament!

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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 10:19

Hello HANCO !

Unfortunately, I couldn't imagine that you were so strong !! You played high level fraughts in the past !!

I didn't read the archives of the past (1966). Did you play a lot of DUTCH CHAMPIONSHIPS ?

Monday morning :

KOUAME Maxime CORDIER Arnaud -
LOGNON Oscar GUIBERT Nicolas -
MINAUX Serge FERET Bruno -
DELMOTTE Thierry CISSE Papa -
NIMBI Fidèle DELMOTTE Gilles -
BERCOT André NICAULT Laurent

Also a round Monday afternoon
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Post by Guest » Mon Aug 15, 2005 11:43

Jacques PERMAL wrote:Hello HANCO !

Unfortunately, I couldn't imagine that you were so strong !! You played high level fraughts in the past !!

I didn't read the archives of the past (1966). Did you play a lot of DUTCH CHAMPIONSHIPS ?
No, I'm not so strong Jacques, but in France they are even weaker Remember that Souleymane Keita, of whom in France they think he is strong, was behind me in Bijlmer 2001.
It's very difficult to qualify fot the Dutch finals, especially when you live in Amsterdam.

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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 18:08

4th round

LAURENT NICAULT decided to come back !!

KOUAME Maxime - CORDIER Arnaud 1-1
LOGNON Oscar - GUIBERT Nicolas 1-1
MINAUX Serge - FERET Bruno 1-1
DELMOTTE Thierry - CISSE Papa 1-1
NIMBI Fidèle - DELMOTTE Gilles 1-1
BERCOT André - NICAULT Laurent 0-2

http://regisblot.ifrance.com/resultats/index.htm

This afternoon :

GUIBERT Nicolas MINAUX Serge -
KOUAME Maxime LOGNON Oscar -
DELMOTTE Gilles BERCOT André -
CISSE Papa NIMBI Fidèle -
FERET Bruno DELMOTTE Thierry -
CORDIER Arnaud NICAULT Laurent -

STANDINGS

5 pts : A. CORDIER
4pts : L. NICAULT, F. NIMBI & G. DELMOTTE
3pts : B. FERET, O. LOGNON, M. KOUAME & P. CISSE
2 pts : T. DELMOTTE, N. GUIBERT & S. MINAUX
1 pt : A. BERCOT
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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 18:30

Sur les deux premières rondes


La partie entre Cordier et Berçot est difficile à comprendre. En l'enlevant, le damiste parisien a affiché ouvertement ses intentions pour la suite de la compétition. Je pense sincèrement qu'il sera difficile, cette année, de résister à Cordier pour la victoire finale. C'est en effet le concurrent qui, sur l'ensemble des parties des deux premières rondes, s'est montré le plus sérieux.
Ce qui m'a irrité, c'est l'incapacité de Berçot à orienter facilement, dans une finale de neuf pions contre neuf pions, la partie vers la remise.
Ce qui est sûr, c'est que Cordier n'aura pas à engager une bataille sur le terrain de la psychologie, ses adversaires n'étant obnubilés devant lui que par la remise, ainsi que le montre la façon dont Guibert et Berçot ont joué contre lui. La crainte de Guibert et de Berçot transparaît bien à travers leurs options de jeu respectives face au Maître international français et multiple champion de France. C'est cette crainte, c'est-à-dire cette incapacité à se libérer, qui explique les approximations de jeu que l'un et l'autre ont commises.
Je n'ai pas trouvé du plaisir à voir la partie entre Nicault et (Th.) Delmotte, partie trop en deça des moyens, bien connus, du damiste toulousain dont j'avais regretté ici l'inconstance chronique.
Nicault m'a énormément déçu relativement à sa partie contre
Nimbi. J'ai l'impression que le damiste de Normandie, pourtant auteur de magnifiques prestations à Parthenay où il dût pousser le super-GMI Valneris dans ses derniers retranchements, est en train de rater son championnat.
Kouamé joue certes bien, mais nullement au niveau de ses énormes moyens théoriques. Je déplore qu'il s'en tienne systématiquement au jeu académique bien qu'il sache que ses adversaires en sont forcément avertis. Face à Guibert, hier, il a dû recourir à toutes les ressources de son savoir pour ne pas perdre la partie. S'il continue à jouer comme lors de ses deux premières parties, il ne serait pas exclu qu'il tombe face à l'un des grands concurrents.
Mal inspiré face à Cordier, Guibert s'est bien repris hier dans sa partie avec Kouamé. Toutefois il a très mal négocié sa fin de partie face au GMI parisien: il a cru naïvement qu'une structure finale caractérisée par l'avance d'un pion lui serait plus avantageuse qu'un jeu de patience devant se traduire par un passage à dames plus tardif.
Nimbi, en s'offrant Nicault à l'issue d'une partie finalement d'attente, a certainement voulu dire aux observateurs qu'ils auraient tort de l'enterrer vivant. Delmotte (G.) et Lognon se défendent bien.
Les deux premières rondes ne manquent pas d'intérêt. Leurs résultats indiquent bien que Cordier est un damiste toujours incontournable sur l'échiquier français, situation dont ne peut que se réjouir tout sociétaire du Damier Parisien.

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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 20:31

BLITZ QUALIFICATIONS

Results here :

http://regisblot.ifrance.com/resultats/blitz.htm

FINAL : THURSDAY
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Post by Jacques PERMAL » Mon Aug 15, 2005 20:48

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ANDRE BERCOT (NICE) playing against a player (who?) during 2005 CONFEDERATION CUP in CANNES.

Now ANDRE BERCOT experienced few problems with his game. he has only 1 point thru 3 rounds in BOURGES !!
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