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Notes on a Swindle
2011
Overview
July 19, 2003. You’re not sure how much English your opponent knows, so when you meet him at the board you nod and smile only, and he does the same. At least he’s not the gruff, unfriendly type. Vladimir Grechikhin is his name. He’s wearing a blue dress shirt unbuttoned at the collar, looks to be in his early sixties, and has the sturdy build of someone who has done manual labor during his life. He’s rated 2200, which is the baseline for a master’s rating. You suspect he has seen better days at the chessboard, that he’s not playing
