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 There is allways a way! Don´t give up too fast in Zhezz!

2 Player ZHEZZ World Championsship 2010

Steen to move d. 3 Marts

	Steen H	Kenneth J
1	M9	F11
2	Bi-M3	Bi-D15
3	F3	Bi-K8
4	Inv-J4	F11
5	Inv-L61	K17
6	K3	Qu-R10
7	Qu-M4	T-E12
8	Kn-G3	Bi-G13
9	Inv-I4	Inv-M15
10	Inv-K61	T-N12
11	N8	Inv-K12
12	Bi-B5	Inv-J15
13	00-Ki-G1	H14
14	Kn-K2	I13
15	Kn-J4	Inv-L12
16	Bi-G8	Inv-H10
17	Bi-H9	Qu-P11
18	N9	Kn-L16
19	Qu-Q8	K14
20	Qu-O8	J13
21	Bi-C5	Bi-J7
22	Bi X J7	Inv X J7
23	Qu-J8	Qu-O12
24	M10	Inv-H4
25	M11	Qu-L9
26	M X N12	Qu-A9
27	Qu-H10	Qu-C7
28	Qu-D6	Qu X D6

It is very clear that Steen played very good in 27 moves and made only one bad shitty move and went Zhezz-Mate.

And without any doubt at all, Steen was in a clear winning situation. The fact that Steen is the fastest player in the world and have the best average move/day, we have to make a choice now. If Steen would do this move back, Kenneth would surly loose. And one mistake from Steen was anough to loose this game af Zhezz. But this game ended with a wrong winner. Therefore this game do not count at all and Steen and Kenneth are having a rematch.