lic because... Yeah, let's have a look because it's insane. Well, this is a chance for Gensai, bishop a4. This is a chance. It might as well be a very good chance. I mean, this is just exactly what you want. Bishop takes c2. But you've got good control over the light squares for now. That is true. I mean, I expect that white is supposed to hold. Bishop d8 might be working out. Bishop d8, yeah. Yes, with the idea of bishop c4 and winning the pawn on b6. Yeah, that's very good. Actually, is white better? White might be better here. I think just very curious about something. What about... Ah, but after c4 you've got knight c4. I was trying to realize if the bishop and game, if I have a past pawn, if it just runs to queen, but probably not. I mean, two pair of bishops if we don't have knights. Okay, so he played bishop g5. How do we try here with black? Ah, I have an idea. Maybe I don't have to take the pawn. Maybe I could play knight c3 with a very... Wait, what? Yeah, the idea was to play b5. The idea is that if you go for bishop d3, there's a trap c4. Ah, but you can take with the knight. You love your traps. No, it doesn't work.  Okay, b5? How will this one be? Let's say... Knight d5 maybe? I was trying... Repeat. No, I don't want to repeat. Go back. Let's say bishop a5. Bishop a5, but now I can take... Bishop takes c3, bishop takes c3. I can't lose now as white. Bishop takes c2. It's safe, right? Yeah, no, this is not even a chance because I have the light squares and I'm a pawn up. But what do I do then after bishop g5? Well, I think it's just one of those where it's probably just a draw, you know? Somehow. No. Yeah. No. But let's go back and have a look how he made it to this position because we left it after knight c4. Queen f6 she played. Queen f6, okay. She allowed the check. This was probably not the best from her. Oh, so she allowed the rook trade. And then she allowed the queen trade. Yeah. Perhaps she thought that she's just winning material here. Yeah, she saw this. Well, maybe... But here, why did she play bishop b4? Couldn't she have gone for something like g5, let's say? G5 is not working? G5? Yes. Am I losing something here? What's the idea? The idea is that your bishop on to maybe doesn't feel as great as in the line in the game because we are equal on pawns for now. And here maybe I can try bishop a4. I've got king g7 after bishop d3 check. Yeah, and that bishop on d2 is struggling a little bit. Really? I mean... Not struggling that much. I think it's a better version compared to the game. Maybe, maybe. But I don't know, knight c4. Knight c4. So you want to trade your bad bishop. It doesn't feel that bad. I mean, the bishop is... I mean, it's not blocked in, right? It's just it's got... It's got... And let's see, 4 is a good move probably. It's got air. Now I must play bishop b4. You take. I can take bishop b4 if I need. Take, take. I can even maybe go c3 here, although I don't... But why? You don't need it. You can just take on b4 and you're doing fine here. Probably, I mean... Yeah. Yeah, so maybe it was not that much altogether after queen f6. I don't think... It doesn't feel like it should be that much. So we have now bishop b4 takes this. Bishop g5, a very good move. At least we think it's a good move. Marcel has just agreed to a draw against Balash and expected result. And let's have a look at Jovanka's game because it might have... Oh, wow. It's got completely out of hand, Jovanka. Bishop e5? Wow. What is this? What is this move? I'm trying... I can't compute this. If I take, what's her idea? Is it genius or is it something I just don't get? But... She's kind of gone all in, hasn't she? She's gone all in here. But that wasn't... That wasn't the right moment for it. Oh, I'm so worried for her. She has only 50 seconds left. Actually, and now c6 is... Actually, is this just bishop g7? This is her idea. But now, hold on, wait. Doesn't this lose? There is e6. Yeah, e6, bishop takes d4. He takes d7. But then... Ed7, right? Yeah. Queen e3, d takes e8, queen. Queen. And there's no genius... And the rook should be too much. Maybe you still have a chance, maybe, after rook c8, because after queen b1 you've got bishop d3, maybe? Bishop d3. Look at... This is chaos. Rook e1, bishop c2, rook e3, bishop b1. No, this is... Okay, this is... So, hold on a second. We need just a moment here. Just un momento. Un momento. Un momento más. E6, bishop d4. My original idea was just to take, by the way. Classical. Queen takes e6. But now just rook e1, for example. Right. I mean, I'm dominating the knight. Queen f6. Yeah, queen f6. Now I need a good move. It looks very good for white, but maybe it's still not over. I mean, it's definitely not a dream position for black. Yeah, there's still some... Because this pawn is a bit weak. Something can happen. Okay, let's see. Bishop d4, now... But the big problem, actually, in this game is that Yovanka is down to 50 seconds and Bobby's got 12 minutes on his clock. Okay, let's go to the current position after bishop g7. So, let's say now they have one and a half point. Let's say they win this one. The boys, yeah, two and a half. Two and a half, and they need one and a half more. So Leandro is half, and Bilal is at least another half. And then you need to win the rest. Yeah. And Sabino might be a half. Yeah, so there is a big chance from what we see here that... Pia threw it away in chat. Are you kidding me? Oh, uh-oh. No. Why? Why did she throw it away? It might be perpetual. No. Yeah. There's no perpetual. Yeah, there is. Queen d7. Queen d4. f6. Queen a7. King h6. Ng4. No. That's actually losing. No way. That's going to be losing. Wait, but I've got queen a8. Huh? But then you take my pawn on a6. Exactly, yeah. And then you might... Oh, no. Oh, no. If Pia doesn't win... But us. Okay, go on. Let's check. We need to try it. We need to try something, but her pieces are a bit poor. Oh, no. Yeah, Pia might have... Pia might have blown it. It might just be a draw, because look, here... That will cost the match. Here, f6, queen a7. If you block, I take. If you come out, now I go Ng4, and you could just get made it. Yeah, because after king h5, there is queen h7. And king g5. I go queen e... Oops. King g5. I go queen e3, and... Well... You could as well take on h7 after king g5. Yeah, sure. But I just thought this might be made, but... Might be, yeah. King f5, and now queen... Knight h6, and you win a piece. Knight h6, and... I thought queen c5... Well, I don't know. Queen c5, queen d5... Queen c5, queen d5, knight e3. This also looks over, right? Oh, yeah, it's made. No, wait, I've got bishop d5, actually. Yeah, bishop d5, knight e3. But why do you need all of this if you just win a piece after knight h6? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't need to calculate. So she has to take a draw, right? What else is there? No, she can continue playing. Just give up the a6... Ah, so she goes here, here, and then goes here, yeah? And then I take, but she... Or queen e8 immediately after queen e8. Ah, queen e8 immediately. Check. Queen d6, and king g7, let's say. But I'm a bit worried... But you can be worse now, no? Yeah, because this knight on e3 is a very good piece. But what about queen e5 here, though, after queen a6? Maybe I can get the b2 pawn. Got it. Actually, I think that you might have something else instead of this. So king g7, I played after queen d6, right? Queen d6, king g7. What if you go for something more global? Knight g4. Something like that, I'm not sure in which way. I like this move. But I've got... Yeah, and here, queen...  Queen e6, okay, let's try this. f6, queen a7, queen f7. Now I take. Now you take, yeah. Yeah, this... Actually, you can lose these positions. The queen and knight works very well on the dark squares. Also, here after queen e8, I was wondering, can you go queen f6? Quite similar, because again I play queen e6. And now you could repeat. Now I can repeat, which is already good. Now, going this way is bad. Because taking the a7, yeah, it shouldn't be the way. Yeah, so actually Hussein is probably at least drawing, and now if we go back to Bilal... Not at least, because it's going to be a perpetual, probably. No, she went for it. She went f6. She could lose. Definitely lose that position. No, let's not jinx it. Let's not jinx it. Let's believe that Pia... Let's believe that Pia will at least make a draw. I like the optimism. I do. I admire it. I need to be young and optimistic again. I just can't say... I'm an old... Look, I'm an old... I'm battered. You know, life just didn't give me the youthful optimism that you have. Well, I think you're just fine. So, what is happening here? 97, Bishop b5, Rook e3 looks beautiful for white. Beautiful for white? Looks winning. Straight up. Knight a5, let's say. But why knight a5 and not knight e7, for example? Oh, okay, let's try knight a5 first. Knight a7 is a very weird move. Knight a5 allows you to come to squares and hits the knight. So, knight a5, what do you do here? You have to protect... I have to move the knight. But where? I could also... And no, I couldn't. Oh, God, what do I do here? It's just over, yeah? How did my re-manage to spoil it again? Yeah, it's over. I'm going to lose a lot of money, guys. Ladies and gentlemen. But if he wins, it's already two and a half. It's over. Landro, it's three. Bobby, four. Yeah, it could be even more than four points for the men's team today. Actually, the men could just win today. Straight up, the men might just win. And then I'm going to be shipping cash left, right, and center. And you know what? I'll never bet on the girls ever again. That's it. They had their chance. I gave them full support. No, I'm joking. I'll bet on them all day. If we did this tournament again, I'd bet on them again. I would. I would bet on them again. I have to say that I'm quite upset here about the outcome of the game so far. It's just, you know, the problem is this. The problem was this. Yesterday was a huge day. They needed to get more than they got. Yeah. And really, the problem was not even yesterday. The problem was you get off to that start and you have to win another round. They didn't win a round. Right. They had to try and win the white rounds, at least, you know, because it's like in tennis, you know, you win one on your opponent's serve, like they did in the second round with the black pieces. And then if you just keep winning with white, it's enough. Most probably. Most probably. You can never know, of course. But yeah, the games are still in progress. Yeah, sure. I mean, it's... Maybe there can be some blunders. So my hopes are not too high, but who knows anything can happen. Let's go back to Ravi. We haven't seen that in a while. So... Oh, it's not so bad anymore. What? Right? For who? For black. I mean, I thought it would be game over. Oh, you mean that she's still playing? Yes. Is she?  All right, so we have another result. Sabino scoring an important half point for the men's team versus Jancaia, who looked like she was... Having some decent chances today, but apparently not enough. It was not enough to convert it to a point. This position looks toast to me, but maybe what do I know? No, definitely white is much better, but perhaps we could hope for some fortress or something. Okay. The problem is that I cannot move my king from E8 because whenever I play king d7, you have rook a7 and it's... So what does it mean? How could I do anything? Oh, it's Ravi's move. Oh, she played king f8. King f8, yeah. Maybe that's a decent chance. My point is that the bishop on d2 is a bad piece. Yeah, no, you're absolutely right. And we have another result, actually. True. A draw between Hussein and Pia, a great save by Hussein because he was in trouble big time. He was a pawn down and it is a miraculous save, actually. Okay, in this game here, if a king f8, can I go rook a7? Let's try. Yeah. So what do you do after rook a7? The problem you've got here is black, because you've got really not very... Maybe bishop g7. Okay, queen g5. Bishop h6.  That's going to really upset you. It's going to make you angry. You think so? I'm quite a calm person. It's very difficult to upset me. Okay. Okay, let me think. Maybe you can go rook g8. Rook g8, yeah, that's what I was trying to consider. But I mean, even this, right, like in the worst case, I'm not saying this is good. Let's say I took, took, took, took, and rook e7. Yeah, this is completely... And that's, I don't even know if that's any good. And also the other point is after rook a7, if you somehow pass as black, then I do have... Maybe I could play something like rook a8. Yeah, let's say rook a8. And what if I now go bishop e1? Yeah, this was a good idea to bring the bishop to h4 and then try to put it on f6. If you manage, it's just lost. But maybe could I avoid it? Maybe going bishop g7 now. Okay, queen g5. Bishop h6 back. Now you don't have queen f6 anymore. Now I can go, let's say queen g2. And so I cannot take the pawn because I've made. Yeah, it looks bad. I will have to agree. Rook e7, okay. I am still kicking there, like in the final position after queen g2 in our line. Which one? In our line after queen g2. Ah, rook e7? No, sorry. Queen g2? Yeah. Ah, rook e7. Rook e7. Okay. I might be just lost. Rook e8. King takes. Ah, you want to take with the king. I still probably come over. Ah, you have, I know it's not easy. Maybe I run away. I'm blundering. I shouldn't play so quickly. Okay. And yes, actually I seen in the chat that people say Balash is undefeated. And indeed, he hasn't lost a game in this tournament. Yep. A very impressive performance by him. One which once again I have to say secures him. A GM norm. A well-deserved one. Queen g5, rook e7, rook... Sorry, what happened? So king f8, rook a7. She went bishop g7, queen g5, and rook h7. This is the game. And now he went rook f2a1, which looks like a good move to me. Because now rook a8 is coming. But ah, wait, I have... No, I don't have bishop h6. What a disaster in this game for Olga. Yeah, this is not gone well. Just too many random moves. But you know, Ravi did the right thing, which was to make it, to mix it up basically. Okay, so if he wins this one, Bilal wins. It's gonna be it. Can Ravi still, still spoil it? This? Yeah. Queen h6? Well... Oh, I had an idea. Queen h6, she's threatening mate. So if he moves the rook, he can spoil it. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I had a fantastic idea. What if I play instead of this queen h6? Yeah. Ah, but I can't play f6 because then you can play queen g6. f6. I wanted to make you take that queen e2 or something. Holy cow. But it's not working, of course. Yeah. Queen h6. Okay, but Ravi can just take. Let's say rook takes. And rook c7. And c7. And it's just all over, actually. Yeah. I mean, maybe not.  It's not all over. But yeah, it is, it is. King g8, rook a7 and rook a6 even is possible. Yeah, rook a6. You can start winning. I mean, you can't lose this position as white, right? But it's good that you say you can't lose it. It means that you don't see an immediate win. Yeah. Unfortunately for white after rook a7, rook a8, there's no e6 too. So they've got only a few moves left to the time control and then Ravi will probably take a bit of a longer think and try to come up with a winning plan. Yes. Let's go to Bilal's game. Okay. Sorry, may I say about fighting hard? Ah, but it's not over yet because after knight b7 or knight c6, I've got knight d8, right? So knight d8 and I guess, I don't know. Oh, but I'm losing too many points.  He can also take, take, rook d3, right? But why didn't you want to take c5? Because I thought you were not afraid of rook a3. Not afraid, but I just thought it keeps pieces on. But okay, I mean, this is... What am I? I'm a pawn up? Yeah, a pawn up and you have this monster on d7. Should still be winning. Right, but perhaps indeed he can just take on d8 to play the safe option.  Can't ever lose this position. Can't. Yeah, it might even be still winning. It might even still be winning. So, I mean, Belal is at least guaranteed a draw. Leandro, he's getting his pieces a little bit tied up here, Leandro. I told you that Maria might be playing for a win here. Yeah, sure. But he's getting a bit nervous and I don't really know... He will get in trouble. I believe Maria might win this one. Oh my God. But wait, she still has six minutes. I thought it's the other way around. I thought he had one minute. But it would be enough because it's just one move to be made until the time control. Do you think there are chances that... I think there are decent chances here. Night e4. Night e4? Sure. Where are you heading to? You just played it. I'm not heading anywhere. I want night f2. Well, night f2 is on the agenda, but I'm also threatening rook b6. Let's say I take on f3. Okay, I take. And play king e3. Oh my God. Just call for night f2? Yeah, why not? Is the pawn and game drawn? Porn and game? You mean after rook d2? Or you just don't go there? Yes. Well, no, I just take, take f4, yeah. Just immediate... Yeah. Immediate draw. How else could I play after night e4? So bishop takes e4 is just immediate draw. Oops, rook b4 check. Yeah. Yeah. I like night e4. Maybe I can avoid night f2 somehow trading the bishops and the knight shouldn't be the answer. Okay. So... You want to move to rook? Rf1. She took actually. Okay, it's still all right. You get this chance on the next move. And rook f1? No, wait. Now rook f1 is king g2. How do I play it? Maybe bishop c... No, bishop's for rook d2. Rook d2 check. Okay, rook c1, let's say. Rook c1. Now after night f2, what do I want to play? Maybe bishop c4. Bishop c4? But it doesn't feel like I should ever lose this, right? Knight h3 or something. My idea is to try to bring king e3. Okay. Let's try this. It's probably... Oh, it looks dangerous. It probably is dangerous, but we live for the danger. Bishop e2? And Yovanka has lost. Oh, no. And that loss is... They need just half more point now. Just a half. The men's team to win the match. And Bilal is... Bilal can't lose. I mean, Leandro can still lose. Ravi can theoretically still lose, but he's better. Even Jillian is probably going to make a draw here. Oh, she's a pawn up? Oh, no. Gunai can continue. Yeah, very sad outcome for Yovanka, because it looked like she had a very nice position with the black pieces. I mean, the problem for her was the time travel, I believe she managed to get great position throughout the tournament, but somehow in the time travel, she messed them up, unfortunately. And yeah, it's a pity, because she has been playing great chess, and I believe she could have scored much more in this match. Yeah, agreed. Yeah, this is a position in the Ravi Hari game, so he reaches the time control. Bishop g3, I mean. I mean, it's just, you know... Can't do anything here as black. You can move your king around for eternity here as white. Olga understands. No, I think, yeah, today, men handled very well the match. They played good chess. On some boards, they were just very solid. On others, they played for two results, and it paid off. It looks like, actually, I have to ask you. Did you get the feeling that the ladies got somehow more tired? Because it looked like after several rounds, they were blundering more than the men. Is it just my feeling, or...? But I don't really know, because, I mean... For example, Pia today would never normally blunder a perpetual with a winning endgame with a ponup. Or who else? Or for example, Olga yesterday, in that very long game, which, okay, she already played for like 30 moves, and then she blundered the only trick. Or, you know, there are so many examples. Or for example, Guna yesterday, who also had a big advantage with Sabino, and then, normally, she's the one finding tricks, you know, tactical tricks. And yesterday, I was surprised to see it being the other way around, so... I mean, it's difficult to say, because there's no reason why they should be more tired than the men, right? I mean, why should the women be, I mean... Okay, so then I could ask another question. Why do they play five sets in tennis, and only three for women, you know? Because after all, you say...  People say that chess isn't a physical sport at all, but the physical condition is very important, especially when you play long events and long games. I don't know, it's just a theory. I'm not sure if it makes any sense, but... I don't think, I think both sides were equally... I mean, the men made tons of... If we look at some of the men's blunders, Gillian, Joe Gallagher, loads of the men made blunders ravi. That's actually true. Yeah, I don't think it is a question that the women were getting tired. I just think that... But what was then the reason of them going down in the second part of the match? Well, yeah, they didn't convert enough good positions that they had in rounds three, four, five, six, seven. It's just a question of conversion. I don't think it's a question of physicality. It's just a very small number of games, and if we did this tournament again, they might have won by five or something with the positions they had. And... Yeah, I mean... So you think that in chess, the difference is in physical condition, and so don't make a difference? No, I think it makes a big difference, but I don't see any evidence to say that the women are less physically prepared than the men in this tournament. I think in general, if you look at Leech, at elite chess, there is a problem for women, because if you look at the top elite male players, they are all clearly much fitter than the women, barring of... Which sense? Because I think many top ladies are also really fit. No, sure, but I mean, if you look at, for example, how much work the absolute top male players put in, Fabiano, Magnus, and the list goes on, some of the younger players as well. I think that there is... You know, they do... They do work more on their physical condition. I mean, they have physical trainers. I'm not saying that a lot of the top women players don't, because... Actually, I don't know any women's player who's got a physical trainer. Alexander Kostenyuk must be one of the fittest. Yeah, definitely. She ran the marathon, she's a big... She plays tennis all the time. She's so sporty. She loves sports, yes. But I cannot think of anyone else, actually. You might have a good point here.  And I remember when I was managing Fabiano, that was a big part of what we were doing. If you're being able to maintain concentration is just key. And I wonder if there is maybe the... I don't know if the attitude towards that at Elite Women's just needs... Not attitude towards it, because I don't know the honest answer. I can't tell you for sure that Maria Muzichuk doesn't go and run a marathon or work out. Maybe she does, but I get the impression that a lot of top women players don't. And maybe that's something that needs to be looked into. I don't... You would know better than me. How many of your peers really do put massive effort into physical condition? I know that I do, but I know also many players who don't. So I cannot also say for sure. But maybe that's definitely something that we should pay attention for more. Because you know what I also noticed in this tournament? That in time troubles, there were a lot of blunders. And actually I believe more blunders by the women's team. I can recall a few of the men's team as well. For example Eric, but I think it was... But the question is what caused the blunders? Is it tiredness? No, I have more theory, but I think it will be a bit strange. So my second theory is that women get more emotional in time trouble. So I'm not sure if this is the case, but if I compare myself... In time trouble to let's say you in time trouble. I believe that you keep more objective. I believe that sometimes I just can't handle these situations very well. So it's a nervous system, it's your nerves. It's keeping your composure. Yes, it's keeping very cool headed. Cool headed. And you think that women struggle more than men in that sense. Well, if you have a long time to think, I think it's not a problem. But when it comes to the instinct, somehow I believe that there might be something about it. Okay, interesting. Could be that. I mean, obviously one of the ideas of this tournament is to be able to theorize about, you know, if you put two equal teams together. Why? I mean, the women, let's get something very clear about this one. The women, it has been a competition and it has been very competitive. Even if the final result is plus six or plus seven for the men, that is very much within what I would call, you know, basically a standard sample size for a tournament like this. If you did like a standard deviation or something like that of the results of this tournament, this would be in it. Like an outlier would be if the men scored plus 20, let's say. Let's say the men won by plus 20. We would then say, okay, this is a really exceptional tournament. Winning by plus six or something like that. It's not a very big difference. No, it's not. Yeah, I agree that throughout the match it could have gone either way. But yeah, today we are very likely to see the ladies going down. Yeah, we are likely. Well, I mean, it's not even likely now, right? The boys have got one, two, three and a half. So they need a half more point. Yeah, they just need a draw. And they have, in one game, Bilal is, well, okay, the position is after Bishop CXD8. Bilal, it's just not a position you can ever lose in any normal universe. So Bilal can't lose. Even Leandro has played a great move here. By the way, Knight of Two immediately. That just ends the game. Because now we just get a drawn rook and pawn. Two against one, which is a very simple draw, right? Two against one? No, I don't get. No, no, no, no, no, no. Because I think if you go rook f1, I go... Have you got rook d2? Rook d2 might exist. Ah, now it's an easy, is it? King e3, rook d3, king f2. Yeah, you could have gone even rook f3. Rook f3 is easy. And then go away with the rook. Yeah. Even this is a draw. You could even take, yeah. This is even a draw. Right. So, I mean, Leandro is going to make a draw after just being slightly careful. So Knight of Two was a really nice idea, just making sure. So, Bilal is secure, Leandro is secure, and that's it. Ravi also, by the way, just cannot lose this position. So, only Gunai has chances to win this game today. And she has great chances. She's a pawn up and can play forever. So, but I wonder if she will play, if she sees the other results, whether she will try and... She probably will, because she... She will play. This is the professional way of handling such situations. I mean, if the team has lost already, then there is nothing to lose and no reason to stop playing. And as Peter Cifola says in the chat, yeah, the women could have won by six. Exactly what I said. If one of those rounds earlier on just went a bit more the women's way and they got the lucky breaks, they could have won by six. So, it's just too, too smaller event, too smaller sample size of games to make any definitive conclusions. It might be... Right, right. The question of men facing tougher opposition, because they play in open tournaments, is a tricky one, I would say. Yeah, I think I will have to agree, because often a lady who's rated 24.50 is better prepared in some ways than a man rated 24.50, because there is much bigger opening preparation involved. And that's why actually I also thought that the ladies will have a very good chance of winning this match, because all of them are professionals, compared to the men's team. Exactly. Yeah, I must say that I'm impressed by the men's performance overall, especially after the first two losses in the two rounds, both with plus three. It's been an impressive comeback. Definitely. And they, unlike the ladies, managed to do it. Yeah, it's just been, they've taken their chances. Perhaps blundered less overall, even though there were clearly a lot of blunders. What can you say? They won maybe more black games at the right moments. You know, maybe it would be interesting to analyse the black winning percentage. But even like today, right, Pierre Kramling's position, you can't give half a point like that in a must win situation. That's unfortunate. But we've seen that probably her energy levels were quite low, because she had three losses in a row at some point today. I mean, yesterday she managed to win, but today, yeah, that blunder was completely unnecessary. And yeah. All right, I think what we'll do is we're actually going to go for another break now. We've reached a bit of a moment in the match where, well, the match is in a one in a million universe. The match is lost, but it's really just not possible. The situation is as follows. The Milan one up, but Ravi Haria has just a, well, I mean, you can't lose that position in a normal circumstance. Leandro also has a pretty simple draw. BLL is better and probably still has a winning position. And Gunai, yes, she can win, but even if she does, if all the other results go to plan, then the men are going to win this round by at least a few points. So unfortunately, it looks as though objectively speaking, the match is over, but we'll see it out till the very end, of course. So don't anywhere. We'll be back in a few minutes and see the final of this round. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Battle of the Sexes. It's the final round, the final day. And if you've just joined us, well, the result of the tournament has been decided because in the break, we did get some more results. Ravi Haria has actually just won his game against Olga Giria, meaning that the boys have got to the magic number of four. Five actually, Olga. Oh, they have five already. So they're well in front. And that's it. The match is over. The boys needed just four points today. And we'll win the inaugural Battle of the Sexes title, meaning that they win 75,000 pounds, wow, between them. That's a lot of money, huh? Yes. Wow. I think there will be a big celebration tonight. I think there will be. And it'll obviously be commiserations for the women's team. They fought hard. Some brilliant players on the team. Some absolute mega talents. I'm really looking forward to seeing how a lot of these women develop over the next few years, especially when I think of, for example, Gunai Mamazzaro. I think she's a very exciting young player. Also, Jean Sy, I think they are the same age. And of course, they've got all the future ahead of them. And it will be interesting to follow the results and their performances. Absolutely. But anyway, we have to say that the men fought really well in this tournament, making a comeback. After losing the first two rounds, each with plus three, they were able to make just a fantastic comeback. And I have to say, a well-deserved win for them. I think in the end, you have to say they deserved it. Yeah, I agree. They just took their chances when they had them more often and they didn't blunder as much, basically. I think that's what we were discussing. They just managed to just not give away those crucial half points and points. And that's, after all, if the men end up winning by a difference of, let's say, six in this match or five, it's really not that many games. It's a very, very close match. But it's those little errors that made the difference. You know what I was thinking? That even if it would be 10 men against 10 men, in the end, one of the teams would have to win anyway. So, yeah, I believe that has been a very well-thought match. And we have still two games in progress between Julian and Gunay and also the one between Bilal and Marie. So, let's try to have a look at them and see how are the positions. Yeah, let's have a quick look at, let's start with Julian against Gunay Mamadzada. Gunay has slowly been outplaying Julian for 20 moves, basically 30 moves. And the situation is clear cut. Gunay is a pawn up. Yeah, and she will try to win this end game. It's still not so easy because these ponds are so close to each other. So, basically, if the D-pond was a B-pond, there would be bigger chances and it might have been easier to win it. Here, Wetter is still trying to orchestrate a fortress or something along those lines, but yeah, it's not going to be easy. Certainly isn't. Thanks to everybody in chat, especially to Inetka as well. First time watching Irina commentary and I enjoyed her insights. Lawrence was better than he usually is, but that isn't much of a compliment. Much appreciated, Sir Inetka. I will make sure you're on my Christmas list, send you a nice card for your lovely comments. Or was it sarcasm? Okay, each to their own, as we say. Yes, and I know I just want to say as well, I've really enjoyed doing this with you Irina. I think we've had a great number of games and we've had very lively discussions. I think without you being here it would have been a much worse experience. Thank you very much and I have to say that I have also enjoyed it greatly to be here as a commentator. It has been my first big experience covering these types of events as a commentator. I did some occasional jobs, like a one-day job or something, but it has been really nice. It felt like we had a great time watching the games and discussing them. And I believe I have learned a lot from everything, chess-wise, commentary-wise. Absolutely. And I'm glad that I hear that people have enjoyed it. Yeah, I've got a lot of messages. A lot of people have enjoyed it. So hopefully we're going to be back doing some more. People are asking if there's, well of course we've already spoken, if you go to the live streams, we've spoken about the future of this tournament. They're in a brainstorming phase for what could happen next. Did anyone get a GM norm? Yes, Balash Chonka did get his grandmaster norm, securing it with a draw today. Easily the standout player of this entire tournament. I think also Bilal. Him and Bilal were the players who scored the most right in this tournament. Bilal, especially if he wins today, he and Balash did really well. Balash with 7 out of 10 was basically never in danger. I don't remember one game where he had even a seriously bad position. Yeah, definitely. He could have even scored more if he would convert the winning advantage he had against John Sayer. Yes, he could have scored more points, absolutely. Bilal, one of the most uncompromising players, super fun to watch and analyse his games, really enjoyed getting to know him as well. A lot of people are asking about Eric, of course. Eric drew his game against Irene. Eric had a very, I would say for him, disappointing tournament personally. He had so many beautiful positions and he blundered in so many spots. He could have scored at least three points more. Exactly, at least three points. So I think he'll be disappointed. Ravi will be quite happy overall. He scored actually very well. I think he's gaining like 12 or 13 rating points actually, Ravi. That's a great result. Sabino was solid, Leandro was solid, Bobby was extremely solid. Really the only player that struggled was Gillian, right? But it might have been actually the strongest tournament he has played in his life. I don't think it's even a question, is it? Yes, and then, of course, getting the first time, this kind of experience is never easy, but I hope he will come stronger out of it. And who knows, maybe he could save today's game, do you think? Yeah, I mean, this is the position on the board. I would say that his chances are very slim to save this game because the two nights work beautifully in this position to help push the pawn. And I think white, even if you exchange one of the minor pieces, it doesn't really help, for example. If a knight for a knight comes off, this is a fairly easy conversion because the knights can jump around. I don't really see how you're supposed to save this position as white objectively. I mean... Let's try a knight of two, I suppose. Oh, sorry. So he played Bishop e1 already. Bishop e1, so it's black's move. Oh, it's black. Well, actually, can I play it something? King d5, I believe. Yeah, king d5 is logical. Look at these knights, beautiful. Yeah, the problem is that after knight f2, you didn't even go for king c4. King c4 looks good. Knight c5 looks very decent because then check and check comes. What about f4? And let's say I give check. Yeah. And where... King d2? Yeah, and check. Oh, but knight f3. Sorry, knight f3 wins. Sorry, knight f3 is good. Knight f3, king d1. You've pushed the king back and now probably lots of ways to go. King d4 should be the easiest. So there's no way to save it. No, I doubt it. I doubt it. I doubt it. Not objectively, I don't think. So I expect Gillian to lose. But you know what? He's had a great experience. Yeah. And anyway, his team won. And his team won. It was a team event. You know, I mean, he might be disappointed, but he's going to go home with seven and a half thousand pounds, which is not... Well, a lot of people were asking, is it euros? No, it's pounds. So that's... What's that in euros? No idea. I'll check. I don't even know what that is in euros. Perhaps it will make a big difference in his future chess career. Maybe he could get a better coach, more tournaments, more strong tournaments to play. 9,000 euros. It's a big difference, right? So it's nearly... Yeah, it's a big one. And then with everything else, probably a tenth, because, you know, accommodation was paid for, travel, 10,000 euros. No way he... Well, as I said, nobody has won that prize money before. Yeah, from the men's team. From the men's team. From the women's team, they've all probably won it. Or most of them have won it. Probably all, actually. So, yeah, over 10,000 US dollars, exactly. Yeah, amazing. Great score. I'm very happy for Chile. Very nice guy. Very modest and... Do you know, because I see people in the chat asking, do you know if he has a coach at all? He might not... I have no idea. No, I doubt it. He's a policeman. Oh, really? That's his job. He's a policeman. Wow, I did not know that one. Yeah, indeed. Let's look at the other game remaining, Bilal against Marie, because we have a typical opposite color-bish bending. I think Bilal could have won this a lot earlier. He probably just lost concentration. But his position is probably objectively still good enough to win. Okay, so the plan is King A6, King B7, King C8. And then when I play King E7, probably I could just push the other pawn before, right? You can push the other pawn. You might even be able to do the old swing a row around this way to force the bishop out. Oh, right. Yeah, that's a good point. Because then if I get with the rook on H8, it's just the pawn... The deep pawn will be Queening. Shout out to Laurence Cooper in the chat. Laurence, lovely to see you here, mate. Well done to Irina for putting up with Laurence. I agree totally. Laurence, a peaceful night says, Laurence, what do you think of ways to get more men to the game? Do you think it would be better long-term to get rid of separate women's titles? We actually spoke about, maybe not the titles, we spoke about women's tournaments on the stream. Yeah, we were speaking about getting rid of women's tournaments and making everyone to compete against each other. And we thought that in short term, it would probably mean that many professional women players would quit chess. But long-term, it would probably mean that more girls would start to compete with the boys. And that would mean that overall, the level of the ladies playing chess might increase. But it would definitely take a long time just to start from the beginning. Yeah, I think getting rid of women's tournaments at the moment is just not possible, as you said. There needs to be a slightly more even playing field before we start to do that. And there wouldn't be any women professional players, basically, if that was the case. We're not there yet. As for women's titles, again, I think in the future, there might be an argument for that. But now I think that did, de-incentivizes women. I think, in general, it is just important to encourage little girls who are just at the beginning of their path, not to aim only for the women's titles and so on, but to compete from equal to equal with the boys. And that, it should increase the level of the women's players. And I think, I'm not sure in how many years but this should naturally lead to the women playing stronger. Yeah, exactly. So, you know, and in general, of course, this whole event is designed to raise the profile of women's chess. And Gibraltar, for many years, has been doing just that. Supporting, promoting, encouraging women to play. And women's football, I think, to play. And women have had enormous success in Gibraltar, in general, over the years. Right. And actually, yesterday, Antoinetta mentioned that it is very important that in the open, which was held before, there were a lot of strong players and women got the chance to play against a lot of strong players, strong and top GMs. Yeah. And that's been amazing. And a lot of ladies got their GM titles, actually, by playing in Gibraltar in this very strong open. And yeah, I hope that one day we will see a women's world champion becoming an overall world champion. That is the dream. I mean, that's something, if I could wish a few things in chess, that is one of my top three wishes. That would inspire a lot of little girls. Yeah, I think it would just, it would just, it could propel chess to a level that we've not seen. Fingers crossed we get that. Quick shout out to Howard, 0181, Howard Berlin. Now, that name might sound random to you, Irina, but Howard is one of my best friend's dads. And actually, when I first learned chess, it was really Howard and Jamie, his son. Jamie won't be watching because he's a dad with kids. But it was really thanks to Howard and Jamie that I got into chess. So it's really nice to see you, Howard. Thanks for the messages in general. And of course, let's hope that Aston Villa get crushed next season. They're Aston Villa. They're a football team. And they are Aston Villa fans. And I can't remember the reason why, but it is not acceptable, Howard. All right, what's going on here? Well, Bilal, by the way, has just moved his king to A6.  You know that expression? Yeah, I do. And this is death by a thousand cuts. This one is not so, not a thousand cuts. This is just a nice, this is like going for a massage. This is Gunai massaging her way to victory. And then Bilal is just slowly chipping away. And we see that actually from the ladies team, the top scorer is Maria Muzichuk with a plus three score. If our viewers are right. This is actually a good score. Plus three should grant her a few yellow points, right? Definitely, a hundred percent. She's definitely making a few yellow points. Um, I guess that also... Okay, Antoinette has a plus two score, but only out of four games. Shansa might be winning a point or two, possibly. Yeah. And I think all the rest, Marcel probably is not losing actually. Right, definitely. Definitely, she should also be winning a few yellow points. Yep, five yellow. Who is that Abdullah? Who's winning five? Probably Maria, right? Yeah, probably Maria. Yeah. And there you can see in the picture, women's captain Pierre Kramling, who had for me a very, very disappointing event. She had a stretch of those three losses in a row, really killed the event for her, really, I would say. And she found it tough. But it is very inspiring actually that she keeps playing chess at a very good level for so many years. I believe there is no one like her in women's chess. Absolutely not. Absolutely not, no. And she's there supporting her team till the very end, as any captain should do. Really wishing for Gunaid to win this game. And I have to say, Gunaid is just inching further with every move. And actually, 95 just played now. And you can smell the victory in this one. Yeah, D3 is a big threat because after King E3, Knight C4, the bishop on D2 will be lost. So, yeah, probably this game will end with Gunaid's win. And actually, it will also be very good news for her because she was struggling in the last few rounds and the win will definitely raise her spirits. Yeah. I know that she is a very emotional lady. Is she? Yes, yes. And it was very difficult for her to overcome all these losses. She's very quiet. She hasn't really, you know, I've noticed she's been very quiet here and she's hung out a lot with Janssaya, who I guess is her best friend. Right. Right, yeah. But an exceptional player. I've got really very lofty expectations for Gunaid. Mamadzada, I think she has got the natural talent to be a 2,500-plus grandmaster and really challenged for the top 10 places in the world. Yeah, and I believe she's a very ambitious person as well.  Player, yeah. Sabina, where is Sabina? Good question. Probably I guess a group of the boys are probably, either they're already back at the hotel or maybe they've gone for a celebratory drink in town. We have got a closing dinner tonight, so there is a formal closing dinner. I don't know if that's going to be... I think it will be held at the mayor's place, right? Yes, I think we've got some places we've got to go. And the boys will revel in their victory. And, of course, the appropriate thing to do is to ask for all the money in cash and then go to the casino later. I think it's not advisable. Maybe not the right thing to do. No, I mean, look, let's be honest, it's a lot of money and for a lot of these guys, especially the younger guys, somebody like Ravi or somebody like... Bilal also. Bilal, it's huge. $10,000. Definitely. And you know, this might be also very important because they might be able to travel to very strong tournaments and continue to improve because that's the struggle which players have at this rating about 2400, 2500, that you want to play really strong tournaments, but then you don't get invited to them and you have to go by your own means. Exactly. And this money could make a big difference. Yeah, and I also want to say that... Yeah, quick shout out to Kevin Stevens. Thank you very much for the nut kind words. And I have to say, I've done many events, Irina, as you know, I've commented many events. And I really want to see chess commentators in the future. I think it's very important for commentators to try to avoid using an engine in analysis. We use the engine... Just when we disagreed too much and we need to know which of us is right. But we even didn't even look.  So, well, for 95% of the broadcast, we didn't have the engine on 96%, something like that. I think it's more than 95, yeah. So I really think it is important because, you know, of course, we're not super grandmasters and we're not the Anish Giri's or Peter's fiddlers of this world. But I think we're good enough to be able to give a decent idea of what's going on in the position. And I think people appreciate it. And it should be probably more interesting to watch what a person thinks, you know, and to see what might be going through the brain of the players who are playing. Because, yeah, we, I guess, have similar ratings to some of the players who are on this tournament. And perhaps we sometimes think in a similar way like they do. And yeah, I hope that the people at home enjoyed this kind of commentating. Yeah, absolutely. And again, thank you to everybody for all the very kind words. Well, Gunai is slowly inching in. Okay, Jillian has put the bishop on H6. And slowly but surely she's going to find a way here. Knight c4 here looks reasonable, for example, just to cut some more squares for the king. And then you have to, you do still have to find a win, yeah. So let's say white passes with bishop g5. What's the easiest way here to? I think we need to trade a piece. Yeah, I think that would help. Not easy to do that though. Yeah. Okay, let's go back to the position, bishop H6. Let's see if we can be, okay, let's go knight d4 first. I just wanted to say that I need to bring my knight to c2 and you did exactly the thing which I wanted.  All right. I wanted, because you can't go here because knight g4 check wins the piece. That's a pin. And if you give a check, I was wondering if I could just go king c, that has to be the way. That has to be the way. But there is knight e3 check instead of knight c3. Yeah, so you go knight e3 and then I just. And then knight f4 maybe. Yeah, and now f4, can I do this? I can do the same maybe, yeah. Maybe, I have to be a bit careful, but I can probably do the same. I take it? Yeah, takes. You can't go here because of knight f5 check, oops. So I have to sacrifice my pawn, play f5, right? f5? Oh wow. Otherwise you queen. Okay, and if I take. With the knight? Yeah, because I hit the bishop and then I come in and it's over. Wait, a bishop d2, let's say? King e5. Yeah, king e4, knight d4 and knight b3 and pawn and game is winning. Yeah. Yeah. So that's one way to do it. Yeah, I think it should be the way of doing it. Yeah, because you want to force, basically what you want to do is you want to force the weakness. So knight d4. But wait, what about after knight d4, king e3? King e3. Okay. My idea is that if you take with the d knight, I want to play bishop g7. Can I make it work? Or you just play king c4? King c4, king f4. I'm still in time. And if I go... If you move the knight I will take on e5 and then on d3. And if I go knight e1? Then I take and play king d2. Take, take, king d2. And I'm managing to screw this up, am I? Might be, yeah. Because king e4 might not be enough. Even this... I mean, yeah, I'm definitely getting on the... Okay, so let's have a think after king e3. So king e3 is your idea, okay. And what if I go king c4 here?   Bishop g7 once again. You want to go bishop g7? And if I take... There is knight b2 now. And I blunder d3. Yeah, I've blundered e3. Okay, so actual serious care is required here. You could still play knight d4. And after king e3 try maybe knight c2. And king d2... King d4, king d2, king d4. And then bishop g7, so forth, yeah. It's not so easy. Did she play knight d4? Yeah, she did. So now it's up to Jillian if he will be able to find this resource with king e3, I believe. Because I don't see another way of keeping the game going. Okay, so knight d takes f3? Yeah, what did I play here? Bishop g7, right? Bishop g7, okay. And what if I go for... King c4. Knight g5. And king c4, king f4. We already discussed that. I see what you want. So I will play bishop takes e5. Okay, king takes e5. Now after knight f2 you might have d2? Yeah, I wanted to make d2 work. I'm still not sure but... I think it works. So after... We didn't want to take on d3 because there is knight e4. And white is collecting... I mean black is collecting the g1. It still might be a draw by the way. After g4 maybe. f4. King e2? King e2? Have I blinded this? It still looks kind of good for black. But why didn't you take the black? I can just take. I mean taking must be. I mean just take. Well I wasn't... I'm also not sure that is winning but it might be. I think... f4 might still be winning by the way. What after king e2? Okay, g5 or something. Now the knight comes. Knight b2, king d4. Now I'm running away with the knight. Let's say knight a4. Knight c3 check. Ah, I cannot do that. Then what do I do? Knight d1, knight c3 again. Yeah. Wait, so let's get back a few moves. So after g5. Yeah, I'm only playing against the knight, right? That's the... That's the concept. What about king d3? King d3, knight f6, knight f2. Yeah. Okay, so I'll pass king d5. Yeah, the problem is that my knight is very bad right on d1. Yeah, exactly. Okay, let's try to play king e2. Here? Yeah, and after king d4 king a3. Okay. Do I still have hopes here? Okay, okay, okay, king... Mm-hmm. Probably not. By the way, they have played something else. They have played something else. We'll have a look in a minute, but king d3. Knight b2. And king c2. Knight a4 only move. And now, so this check here is... And I'm... King e2. And I'm losing the thread or what? Yeah, this already should be a draw. King a3. You think this is just simply a draw? No, because yeah, you don't have time to keep your knight on e4 now. King d3, you played? Knight b6. Is this really just a draw? King f2. So simple, huh? King e4. I mean, I'm definitely going the wrong way, that's for sure. Knight is 7. I mean, for a start, fxg4 might win, and this might still win, but it's still very unpleasant for white. But this didn't happen, so it's all irrelevant. Right. Well, so what actually happened? Bishop h6. What did she do? Knight d4 she played now, and knight b2. Knight b2, yeah. Okay. Knight b2. Knight c2 and bishop f4. Is it... Did she miss it? Did she blunder something? No. Yes. Because now after king d4, there's bishop b5, and I'm getting the d3 pawn. So knight b4 might be the only move, but then I can take and play king e3. d2. What? What is this? She couldn't save the pawn. She blundered? Yeah, she couldn't save it. What? So after knight b2, knight c2 might... Well, knight b4 didn't exist here? No, I take and king e3. Oh, wow. Oh, God. Oh, man. That is disappointing. Yeah, knight c2 was wrong. So there's no tricks. Bishop takes d2. She's going to go knight d4 anyway. But of course now it's really feels like you should be making a draw. Definitely. Oh, man, man, man, man, man. Yeah, so nothing went the ladies' ways today. Wow. That's just horrible. Right. So what's the best way here? Maybe g4, actually. I like g4. Maybe just g4, you know? Because if you take, I can just take. And the funny thing is that with two knights against a bear king with no pawns, it's still a very easy draw. This is just... Like, I wonder if Goonite even plays this position, you know? I think once he takes the pawn, they will agree for a draw. He played f4, by the way. f4 is slightly tricky, but actually it doesn't make a difference because it still should be an easy draw. Because you just need to sacrifice... But wait, now that there are pawns involved, if you just sacrifice your pieces for the two pawns, it's not a draw. Yeah, I didn't like f4. Yeah. Like, if you gave this position to Magnus Carlson, would he beat this guy? Probably, right? I'm not sure. In the other match, Bilal has done the business against Mari. He actually played this plan. Oh, they're okay, changed the plan. And Mari with a disappointing finish, meaning there's only one game left. Jillian, who played f4, wouldn't be the mover. So actually the man lead by three points today already. Yeah, just a blowout victory. Yeah. Very, very disappointing. But, you know, when the match was already over, it's very difficult to maintain the energy in me. Wait, did she just play knight c4, knight c4, and king c4? Yes, she did. I mean... Now she wants to bring the king, and then try somehow to win a pawn, but there is no way to win the pawn. He's putting the bishop on h4. Right. Yeah, he might still get into some trouble, weirdly. But he should be able to hold this one. And look at his clock. He's got half hour against one minute, I believe. Yeah. He went bishop b6. Now knight should reroute to e4, probably. Yeah, like knight b3. Right. But you can just... You could also play bishop e3. You can even just go g4. Yeah, anything is a draw here. G4 is a very nice way of just forcing matters, and they actually agreed for a draw. I think a very good decision, it would have ended this way. Anyhow, after knight has blundered that deep pawn, well, we have to say it was a very tough event for both of the players, and yeah. The man won with plus three today, and overall it means it's plus six, right? Yeah, plus six. Now the expected score, if you look at it purely on the rating, was plus four. So this is really a very normal result. Here are the actual individual results, as you can see. Bilal winning, finally. Ravi winning, Bobby winning, and the rest, which draws no wins for the women, in the final round. Meaning that the men win 53-47 overall, taking home £75,000 in the process, and they'll be over the moon. Commiserations to the women's team, valiant fighters, and I don't know if we're going to get an interview. Is that the idea, perhaps? We're checking if we're going to get an interview. So what we'll do, I guess, is we'll go for a quick break. Right, and then we'll see if we could get the captains, and how we'll be joined by special guests, right?  So don't go anywhere, and we'll be wrapping up the tournament in just a minute. Rick, you drew with Irene Sukandar today in the final round of the Battle of the Sexis. Tell us something about the game. Yeah, it was a solid game from both of us. We entered a four-night scotch, given the team situation, especially with men being white today. I was looking to play something solid, and I don't think there were too many chances for either of us throughout the game. So that was the team approach today, was it? I noticed Joe Gallacher also played Joe Copianissimo against Antoinette Stefanova. Did you guys talk about your team strategy for today together, or...? There wasn't too much specific planning, but in general, in a team situation like this, when you have the white pieces, you want to play something solid. Rick, you drew with Irene Sukandar today in the final round of the Battle of the Sexis. Tell us something about the game. Yeah, it was a solid game from both of us. We entered a four-night scotch, given the team situation, especially with men being white today. I was looking to play something solid, and I don't think there were too many chances for either of us throughout the game. So that was the team approach today, was it? I noticed Joe Gallacher also played Joe Copianissimo against Antoinette Stefanova. Did you guys talk about your team strategy for today together, or...? There wasn't too much specific planning, but in general, in a team situation like this, when you have the white pieces, you want to play something solid, and there's a concept of playing for two results where you aim for maybe a slight edge, so you either play for a win or play for a draw, but you don't go all out trying to win and take too many risks. Kind of an intuitive strategy for last round of team tournaments. Exactly. Okay. What do you think of the format, and what do you think of the actual match itself, the format of Battle of the Sexis? Any thoughts on that? Oh, it's been great. I've been very impressed with the novelty of the format, and hoping to see more tournaments like this in the future. Yes, and we're thinking about, we're already planning another one. Obviously, we're interested in people's ideas, what they think about this, and how we can tweak it to make it even better. Any ideas? Yeah, it would be worth getting feedback from the players and the spectators. I know these days, a lot of the online spectators enjoy watching faster time formats. Obviously, this is classical chess, and games average from like three to five hours, but seeing a format where we incorporate some sort of blitz or rapid, I think would make things even more exciting. With some sort of point system, I guess, so you could have the classical chess with more points per game, perhaps less for rapid, less still for blitz. Is that the idea? I think it's very possible, yeah. Something along those lines. I would be very open to like brainstorming with different types of formats, but yeah, some sort of point system where we have a classical wrap and blitz portion I think would be very interesting. Okay, let's have a look at your game. Okay. Okay, Eric, you have a four nights defense here. You've got the white side, fairly standard position, black to move. What happened next? Yeah, this is an opening I haven't played in ages. I used to play this a lot in childhood from both sides, but decided it would be a solid choice for today. And in this position, Irene Castle. And I castled and then D5, and we entered the main line after it takes Bishop G5, C6. All right, hello, everybody, and welcome back. This is the final, I guess it's the final time you'll be seeing us for this year, here, Battle of the Sex is 2022. And I'm delighted to be joined by both Pierre Kramling and Sabina Brunello, the women and men's captain. Obviously, huge commiserations, firstly to you, Pierre.  But you know, the girls, they left everything on the table. They gave it their all. How do you assess the performance of your team overall? And what are your closing words, let's say? Yes, no. I think we had such a wonderful start, but it was a little bit like that. The energy went out. And also that we were the only one who had a person with COVID, with Antoinette, and that was really a huge, let's say, yeah. It was a blow, a setback. Absolutely. And because we could see when she came back, she gave energy to the team, but she only came back for the last three rounds. So I think that we didn't have the same energy, that this was actually what was missing. And because we had lots of very good positions, I mean, winning position, it was incredible positions. And then all of a sudden, something very strange happened and this position were not, weren't even, sometimes even lost. So there were some giving away points, that's what I think. But I think again, it was that, yeah, that the energy was lacking, yeah. And do you think this was a successful, let's call it experiment, in inverted commas, the concept of the tournament? Do you think it was beneficial overall to play a tournament like this for the future of chess, women's chess as well, promotion of women's chess? Absolutely. No, I think this idea was really lovely, really, really lovely. I mean, I played some matches, women against men, but a long time ago, we played ladies against veterans, I played also a match in Brazil, 87, so some years ago, but when they picked the teams, they, first of all, the teams were only like four, five, six players. Here we were 10 players, but we also tried to match. And it's like this, that our operands, the men were a little bit higher rated, and I think the normal score should have been plus four for them. Now they made, yeah. Now they made a little more, so, and this I think was a little bit also the situation we had the last day, we knew we had to try to win. And also you play in the morning, the energy has gone, we played a little bit uphill the last round, so it's not so strange that it became a little bit more. But they really liked that the teams for a match, more or less with rating, more or less with age, but they were also a little bit younger. I don't know if this also meant that they had more energy for the game. It could be, I mean, I'll say what I'll go to Sabino. Obviously, congratulations, Sabino. Thank you. You must be very happy, obviously. I am. It's something curious that I wanted to ask you. I spoke to Joe Gallagher, who's obviously been in chess for 30, 40 years, and he's never won the prize that you've all won. 75,000 pounds, that's 7,500 pounds each, approximately 9,000 euros. Now you may have won that before in a chess tournament. I don't know, but I know most of these guys haven't actually won such a prize. Right, and actually, I think this was a big deal for us before the tournament. Yes. We might have lost the first two games partly because of this. I think for the guys to, you know, get into the mood of playing a tournament with so high stakes was, yeah, part of our difficulties. All right. And okay, we pushed through, and obviously having lost games meant that the pressure was subtly on the women, very much so. Frankly speaking, I, my feeling is that, you know, the women are very, all very strong, all very evenly matched, and I think we were lucky that we were in good shape, most of us, and we had a good tournament. What do you think that was the decisive moment or the decisive factor that meant that men won this match? We really managed to focus deeply into the chess. I think it was maybe even good for us that we lost so bad in the beginning because it became clear that we can get hurt pretty bad, and we need to be 100% on the board. While for the women, it was much harder because, you know, at first, it felt like it's easy, and then it was probably harder. And in the second part of the tournament, to me, it was very clear that we had the psychological advantage. We had more energy, we were prepared to play longer games, and we kept collecting half points, you know, here and there, those endings. You know, if you push for six hours and it's a draw, the defending side is relieved. If you consistently go and win those little half points, they're very heavy, not only for the score, but for the team, for the mood, and this is really what made the difference because the ladies are very strong. Yeah, it was a very close match. It was extremely close.  In the end, it will be plus six overall. Yes, which is quite amazing. Considering how we started, we started getting points everywhere, which is amazing. By the way, I also would like to say, I can read the chat, and people have been saying that I don't smile much. You should keep in mind that I'm really, really tired, and normally I come to the interview here when so many things happen, and, you know, to play chess and to be a captain and watch the other guys, it's a high emotional toll. So in the end of the day, you're just exhausted, and that's why I'm not smiling as much as I normally do. But of course, I'm really, really happy, and it's a great surprise. It's great, you know, as you know, Pia might know, I bet against the men at the beginning of the tournament. Maybe you didn't know that. I think it's fair, you know. I bet against the men, I thought, wow, this women's team, they're young, they're professionals, they're going to do it. But, you know, just to go back to Pia, I think you're right. You know, observing all of the games, like I have, I think for me, one of the key factors was that the women, I think, objectively had more winning positions. They had wonderful positions throughout the tournament, and yet, it's not only that half a point was gone, sometimes a full point was gone. Instead of winning the game, the game was lost. There were at least three or four games, and that makes such a big difference, doesn't it? But that happens a lot in chess.  Well, look, I can say this. I've spoken to all the players, they've all been super happy with both of you. I know, Pia, you've always been there every night, trying to give words of encouragement and support when things weren't going well, and you as well, Sabino, they've both sides have been over the moon with your performances as captains and as fonts of knowledge and wisdom, as slightly more experienced players, perhaps, than some of the others here. So I want to thank you both as well, and thank you so much for joining us here and battling so hard. I think everybody in this entire tournament deserves huge credit. There really wasn't, even Gillian, who had such a tough tournament, battled and battled and battled and battled, and I think all the players deserve tremendous credit. I'm very happy, by the way, sorry. I'm very happy with my team. We came together very, very nicely as a team. I already said I don't believe in meetings, but I believe in helping each other, and it was really amazing. It was very hard for Gillian to keep fighting. He had a very terrible start. He was absolutely unprepared for the tournament, and some of the guys helped. We all tried to get him to fight, and I'm very happy he got a draw on the other day. Today it was very close. Yesterday as well, it's very important for him that he drain the energy from the opponents as well, and it was looking like a tournament where he might just give up and stay in bed. But instead, he fought every day, and that's fantastic, I think. Can I also say that I'm very happy with my players. We had such a lovely atmosphere in the team. It was great, and I was very, very pleased that I could be the captain, and this was a very lovely tournament. Well, hopefully it's not the last, or at least it won't be the last, that these guys are here in Gibraltar, because this really has become the new home of chess, how the tournament will look in the future, and future tournaments will soon see a lot depends on, of course, other factors, global factors, as everybody knows, but one thing I can say is I'd also like to thank the organization, the sponsors, Laurent who's here, of course, Brian, the team. Just everybody has played their part to make this a wonderful event, and thank you to everybody at home for watching, for everybody coming in to watch the stream. Even today, people waking up at four o'clock in the morning from New York, or three o'clock in the morning from the West Coast to tune in. We do really appreciate your support and your kind words, and my only suggestion is that we, well, hopefully this continues you guys to, inspires you guys to continue with chess, to learn chess, to love chess, and remember to follow everything that GibChess is doing on social media as well to keep an eye on the updates, and I think that's it, unless there's anything else left to say, of course, big shout to the sponsors as well as you saw throughout GibInvest and all the other sponsors that you could see throughout the broadcasts. Without them, this wouldn't be possible, but I think that's it. So until the next time, it's been a pleasure, but it does, the spoils go to the men this time around. The men have won. The Battle of the Sex is 2022, but I can tell you this. This is just the start of the war. There will be plenty more battles in the future, and I hope you can join us then, but for me and also Irina and everybody else, it's been a pleasure. See you on the next one. Cheerio.


Hey everybody what's going on it's ya man Kory, welcome to the Digital Dash where I be giving you guys tips on how to market your songs and get those numbers booming. Now with those of you who don't know who I am, I'm a digital marketer myself.  Now what I want to talk to you guys about today is should you be paying to get on to shows. Now it's something that I'm pretty sure that you've ran into at least once or twice in your career if you've ever even thought about doing shows anywhere in your hometown or at a festival or at shows out of state. Now I want to give you guys the outside perspective of it looking at it from being a promoter and how I genuinely feel like you guys should look at it being the artist that you are. With that being said let's get right into it. Now like I was saying, if you're an artist I'm pretty sure that at some point you've been asked to pay to get on to a show. You know pay me X, Y and Z to get on to this showcase or give me this amount of dollars and I'll let you open up for this artist who's coming into town. It's something that promoters use a lot of times to make their money back on the back end. And I'm sure that it's something that a lot of you have wondered why are they even charging me to be on to this show anyway it doesn't make sense. Now shameless plug, as a promoter myself I can give you guys a little bit of insight into why that's so. Now as a promoter we do accrue all of these costs when putting your show together. You have the booking fee for the headlining artist, you have the venue cost, the cost to get alcohol and all of the little small details that it takes to make a show successful and memorable. And like I said for a lot of promoters they pass that cost on to the people who want to open up for their artist. So if I put together a $5,000 show I could maybe make $3,000 back at least by charging six artists $500 to open up for whatever artists that we have coming into town. So as a promoter I can definitely understand why they would charge someone to be on to that show. I'm a firm believer in if you've built up a platform then you deserve to make money off of that platform however you see fit. But if I were you guys, if I were an artist would I necessarily pay to get on to the show? Not really. Now should you pay to get on to a show? That's a question that doesn't really have a right or wrong answer. It pretty much depends on the nature of the show and what your potential benefits could be from being a part of that show. So if you ever get approached by a promoter or catch wind of a promoter who's charging to be on the show there are things that you can look at to sort of internalize and figure out if it's worth it for you to pay to get on to the show. One of the first things that you should look at is the price of the show and if there are other things that you should be doing. So let's say for example that a promoter tells you that for $1500 you can open up a little baby for 10 minutes. Now really sit back and think to yourself are there other things that I could be doing with this $1500 that would much further my career? If the answer is no and the show could kind of be the best thing that you're doing then go for it. But if you can think of at least two to three other things that you should be doing with that money then I would definitely say go for that before you pay to get on to the show. The reason being is as an artist your ultimate goal should be to build yourself up enough that this promoter will want to come and book you for the show and have you there outside of it just being that you pay to be on the show in the first place. Another thing that you'll definitely want to do is consider the audience that's going to come out for the show. Now, keeping getting a little baby example, if you make music like Taylor Swift then chances are you will be wasting your money. The crowd will probably not rock with you and they'll definitely leave during your set. But if you make the type of music and it fits within your brand then it could be a good look for you especially if you have a way to make a content for your fan base and add it on to your brand overall. If it's more of a showcase setting then definitely researching to the other artists that will be on the show see what type of crowds they bring out if they even make the same type of music as you or the type of music that even fits closely to your songs and just overall see if the crowd will even be worth it to pay the money. Another thing to consider is could this show be a good networking opportunity. Sometimes there are industry people in these paid to play showcases that you may want to meet who could genuinely help you further your career while the other artists on the bill that you want to meet is the promoter someone that you want to know. If you feel like there's some type of networking value in the show and they're not asking for a crazy amount of money to be a part of the show then it may be something that you should consider. And lastly in my opinion this is one of the most important things that you should consider when even thinking about paying to get on to a show and that's do you have a team and do you have a game plan. Meaning that if you go and do this show do you have a videographer that can capture this show and have content for you to post throughout the week. Do you have a photographer that can get some cool show pictures. You have a friend that can go into the crowd and collect emails and social media handles. Do you have another friend that can sit in the back and sell merch so that hopefully you make some of your money back. If not then I would definitely reconsider paying to get on to these shows as you want to leave out this situation with at least a couple of new fans maybe having put some money back into your pocket and having a good experience that you can share with your fans so they start to believe in your journey. Real quick bonus tip if you've never done a show before then it's something that you should consider just to get your show experience up. Trust me guys no promoter wants to book somebody who's never performed before. Now as always guys if you feel like you're learning anything today please like and share this video hit those post notifications as well as I wouldn't want you guys to miss anything. Once again my name is Corey and I'll see y'all next time.


TFNN, The Tiger, Financial News Network. News Update. Good morning, everyone. Basel Chapman here. On this Wednesday, the 6th of March, we're looking at the down, this Tiger Financial News Network, 10 AM market update, up to 135 or 38,721 after a very, very sharp decline yesterday. We're underneath this. Jeff We've inside track propellant line and now it's a repellant line. We'll see what happens by the end of the day. We've still got Fed Chairman Powell speaking. We've got the Q, the S&P right now. It's also come off its lows, off the low from yesterday. Nice balance is up 27. A 5106 is held, a nine-period, moving average support. We'll see where it closes today. To me, it looks like we're getting a little toppy here, but we have to watch the semiconductors. That's with the SMHs. SMH is right now trading at 225.46 up 480. The all-time high was three days ago, 227.13. What I'm looking at here is if there is a pullback and it includes SMHs, it's actually led by the semis. I think we're in for more than just a brief pullback. I think it could actually be a few weeks. This is the way the chart is beginning to look off the yesterday's action. All those round numbers, I'll get into that later. QQQ trading up 254.438.59. 446.98 was the all-time high four sessions ago. A bit of a red candle having bounced to the upside. We're coming back a little bit. Still the weekly chart is in legs. We're looking at the IWM, the Russell 2000. This is going to get to be the test. Does it take over the IWM Russell 2000? Up 92 cents at $2.0569. It needs $2.0890 to say, hey, I'm trying to be independent here, but it hasn't got here. There's a story. Gold is up at $21.51. Look at those green candles. Now it's about to test the Chapman Wave inside track repellent zone in the weekly chart. Very good action. Looking at the dollar pulling back. The dollar is down 28 ticks at 103.50. Just under the 200-period moving average. Let's go to crude oil and then we'll go to bonds. Crude oil is upright sharp. We have the $1.68 and bonds. Bonds are also upright nicely up. A half a point. I'll be back with the Tiger Tech business hour, puzzle chapter. Signing off for the moment. Coming right back in a few minutes time for my show at 10.


Patriot Prime Reviews is a channel for adult collectors and may not be suitable for children under 13 years of age. Viewer discretion is advised. Hey what's going on guys, Patriot Prime here once again with another ToyHacks.com sponsored video. But before I get started with the subject of this video, I need you guys to do me a favor. If you are watching this video right here and are not a subscriber of Patriot Prime Reviews, please consider hitting that subscribe button right now. It won't cost you a thing, but will help me and my channel out tremendously. Now, on to the decals. And the set we're looking at in this video is for Transformers Generation Selects Galvatron II. And this decal set includes three decal sheets on a combination of foil and vinyl backing. So now without further ado, let's take a look at Galvatron both before and after ToyHacks decals. And welcome to Patriot Prime Reviews. In robot mode, straight out of the packaging, I think Galvatron looks amazing. As I said in my review of this figure, this version of Galvatron was my Galvatron growing up. I lived way out in the country as a child, did not have access to cable television. So Marvel Generation 1 comics was my Generation 1 fiction. And this is how Galvatron looked like in the comics. I absolutely adore this deco. He just looked so cool. Very comic accurate and very toy accurate.  I actually applied them for my review and you can check out that review right here in the link above. But those were garbage decals. The only one I left was this Decepticon insignia right there on the chest. Other than that, there's no other stickers on the guy, but some fantastic paint applications. I love the gray face with the red eyes. You got the silverish chrome right there for the abs section. Lots of nice purples and silvers. I like the silvers right there for the knees. He's got the translucent glittery barrel right there. Very reminiscent of the G1 toy. The red shoulder pylons. Great paint applications right there for the tank treads. This guy just looks amazing and I cannot wait to see what toy hacks can do for him. So there you go guys. Generation selects Galvatron in robot mode before. Okay, I'm now going to show you how to apply the vinyl decals to the cannon. I already have the foil decal on right there around the tip. That went on really easy, but these with the vinyl ones, there's a little bit of a trick to this. So first thing we're going to do, let's go ahead and peel off one of these vinyl decals very carefully. Just like so. Now make sure your hands are washed. And what you're going to do is once I can get this thing grabbed is find where this is going to go. Now you can barely make out, see the little rectangle right there and there's the edge. You want to get this lined up as best as you can. Get the front section attached here. Stretch it out. You got the bottom there. So now I have it lined up. Go ahead and make sure that's on there. And you can either use a hair dryer or excuse me, I have this space heater. Now when I use a hair dryer up here in my review area, I always blow a few. So I'm going to turn the heat on. This is hard to do on camera. I've got my heat on now and I'm going to apply heat to this decal. So what I want to do is kind of warp it around the barrel of Galvatron's cannon. I don't know if you guys can see, but it is starting to wrap around. So after it's warm, go ahead and press it in place. Smooth it around. Try to get all the wrinkles out if you can. A lot easier to do when it's warm and there you go. So now we'll just go ahead and do the other side. Now another piece of advice I'm going to give you guys for applying these decals is remove Galvatron's face.  Unscrew that.  Now I tried to take the head off completely, but it seems really tight. I don't want a chance breaking this, but that's still going to give me plenty of room to apply the chrome decals right there along his neck. Plus it's going to be a little bit easier to apply the eye decals. And after, Galvatron 2 gets a lot of Generation 1 toy throwbacks with this new decal set from Toyhacks. Now the first decal you're probably noticing is the new red decal right there on the chest. You've got one large decal that goes all the way around this indentation right here with another red decal there in the center. Now underneath these corners, if I can get the light to catch it just right, there are some indentations in the plastic mold. You do have to put in some sticker fillers underneath this decal so that doesn't show off too bad. He also gets a great looking chrome collar around the neck and he gets new eye decals. You have a couple different options, red or yellow. I decided to go with yellow because those were the color of his eyes in the comics, and I think that looks really good. There's also new decals on either side of the shoulder pylons. Moving on down to the chest, there's circuitry decals right there on the lower chest, brand new Decepticon insignia there on the middle of the chest, new chrome decals for the abs down here on the belt. He gets a yellow belt buckle with red triangles on either side. His little hip flaps get decals right there. Moving on down to the knees, new decals right above the kneecaps, and new chrome decals for the knees. I do like how that chrome catches the light. Down here on the toes, chrome decals, and the side of the foot gets this combination, chrome, red and purple. Now, of course, we've got the cannon once again that has the decal right there. I applied a little bit more heat, got that really nice and smooth, and there's the decal there on the tip of the barrel. I love the looks of this guy and the Generation 1 toy throwbacks are awesome. Now, unfortunately, my review space does not allow me to compare Generation Select's Galvatron with my original Generation 1 figure. So, I'm going to put this picture there instead. So, you can see the similarities between the Toyhacks decals and the decals on the Generation 1 figure. I think Toyhacks did an outstanding job with those throwbacks. So, there you go guys, Galvatron 2 in robot mode after. In cannon mode, straight out of the packaging, Galvatron still retains all of that G1 comic goodness. I absolutely love the collar scheme. This mode showcases that he has one of the Generation 1 style rub symbols, though mine has a scratch right there in the middle, but let's see if you can get that warm enough. Yes, you can still see a Decepticon logo shining through. He's got the glitter barrel right there on the front, the great paint applications for the tank treads, and really that's about it. Everything you saw in robot mode, you now see in cannon mode. So, there you go guys, Galvatron in cannon mode before and after. And more, Generation 1 toy goodness carries over into Galvatron cannon mode. Now, of course, you're seeing the cannon barrel once again with the decals there near the back and the tip of the barrel, and he gets these new chrome decals all the way around the front. And I love how those look. Be aware of what shape you're putting on when you apply these chrome decals to make sure you get the right ones lined up. Back here, let's see, right here, for example, is a different size than the others. There's also new decals right here on front of the cannon on the leg and new red stripe decals right there and there. Now, down here in the treads, he gets a new chrome, I guess, axle right there. New decals here for the feet. More decals here on the side that you saw in robot mode. And really, that's about it for cannon mode. But man, I love this, especially the chrome. That is very, very Generation 1. So, there you go guys, Galvatron in cannon mode after. The Toy Hacks decal set for Transformers Generation Selects Galvatron 2 is a love letter to Generation 1 fans. I absolutely love how they were able to update the G1 toy look for this modern figure's decals. Now, it does take away a little bit of the comic look of the figure that I grew up with. But considering I have the Generation 1 Galvatron toy as a kid, this one also hits all of those nostalgia bells for me. And I love it. Now, I did forget to point out a couple decals on the arms that I really couldn't find on the sticker map on the site. There are chrome decals up here on the shoulders. Those aren't listed anywhere on the sticker map on Toy Hacks' page. But they go right there on the shoulders along with these little black decals there that I also forgot to show off. So many decals, it's hard to get them all. So if you are a Generation 1 toy or Generation 1 Marvel Comics Transformer fan, I highly recommend this Galvatron set. It is definitely better than the one it came with. 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Alright guys, welcome back to the channel. We're out here in the desert again, made our way back out to the nude bowl naturally. Now that I have like a pool slash board set up and I'm a bit better at skating pools, I wanted to come back out here and skate the bowl again. It's gonna be a fun day out in the desert today. The desert of Southern California. Look how vast it is out here. It's like man versus wild. What? It's so sandy. It's in there. This is yours. No, it's not.  Oh, okay. You recording me? Yeah, anything you want to say? Karina's camera show. Well, I can say one thing guys, we got closer up to the nude bowl and the trailblazer this time. Check it out. Karina's not too happy though.  The bumpy ride. Say something. I'm upset. So last time I come here, this pool was a completely different color. It used to be pink. It looks like they've painted it like navy blue and tan or cream, but it must get bombed up pretty quickly. I mean, it was only a couple of months ago I was here and it was pink. And now it's stripey and it has a bunch of graffiti on it. So yeah, this thing must get painted frequently. Some parties going on up here guys. We've got a bag of some ground beef patties. Someone's cooked up. So party up here overnight challenge. I don't know. Why? I got warmed up and now it's tough. Bowls or pools, better kind of figured out a line, but skipping my speed in the shallow end is the hard part.  It doesn't go into the transition, but we'll see. Let's see if I can do that. Hit the shallow end channel. Let me get a bigger front side carve in the deep end to be able to get up the waterfall a bit higher. Just scared to go on front side. We'll give it a go. My shoulders. When you're carving, you have to be like a football. Not your leave it. I want a wing. You're going too spaz. Do the worm. What the? Yeah, I know. That's a break dancing move, you know? Yes, it is. So don't listen to TikTok. This is a cry baby. It's a break dancing move.  I'm telling you now. I thought Furvey or someone made that up. It's a break dancing move. The TikTok is stolen from the B boys back in the 80s. I don't go on TikTok. I wouldn't know. Get a few more backside and we'll go. Terrible, terrible carve. I don't think it's going to happen. Wrong side. No master bottle. Okay. I got a carve like you're surfing. The sun's so proud out here. Here we go. I don't know why I'm spitting in the bowl if I land there. Our front side guy, front side guy. Since this is a new ball, guys, I only thought it's just appropriate to get a few slashes around this bowl. Get a few lines in, get a few carbs in the nude. Let me go this way first. Make sure you're filming. I am. There was a couple just here before watching me skate and there was an older dude and he looked kind of like Southern California slash like suicidal tendencies style. You know that aesthetic I'm talking about. Anyway, he came down and he started bombing the bowl and we got to talking. And yeah, he was telling me about, he used to come up here since he was a little kid and there'd be massive parties up here.  Things got a little wild. A few people got stabbed. Someone died. That's when they covered the bowl up. So that's a little bit of nude bowl history for you guys. But yeah, he was saying people from all around the world, come here to skate this bowl. He's met people from like Germany and stuff that have come here just for this bowl. So yeah, believe his name was Big Rob from the Desert Boys out in Whitewater or 29 Palms. So shouts out to Big Rob. We've got to get a move on right now for the rest of the day. But damn, I wish I could stay here like all day. Like if I had a group of friends to come and camp up here with, that'd be so sick. Like come up here, like maybe midday, skate, set up tents, cook food, hang out, and then stay overnight, that'd be so sick. I did manage to skate this thing a lot better than the last time I came. Thank God, because last time I came here, I had no idea. But this time I felt like I got some pretty cool lines. I did manage to hit coping on a front side 5.0 slash 50.50 but I just couldn't get my weight right to get back into the transition maybe next time. But I don't know when's the next time I'm gonna be out here. So I'm gonna miss this place. Now a lot of people were saying I could have just skated a pool or bowl on my other street setup. But honestly, this board makes skating stuff like this so much easier because it's so much wider. There's more room to put your feet. A lot more steadier too, the wider width and the bigger wheels definitely help, especially here. It is still rough, but these wheels did make a difference. A little campfire going on here. A little DIY campfire. A lot of the drinking on, a bit of cement off ice. Winchester, nine millimeter casings, shells, rounds, whatever. So yeah, people definitely come up here and get buck out in the wild west. Imagine if we had this in Australia. This would get shut down in two minutes, honestly. I hope I can come skate this thing again soon. I really don't want to leave right now but we've got other stuff to do. Do the jump. How do you go? It's fun. What is this? Yeah, I think. Thank you. Really trying to skate more pools. Like when I was a kid, my dream was just to go skate some pools like Dogtown and Z-Boys. Like when I was 10, I was like, I want to go skate pools. So finally have the chance to go and skate pools now.  Not really a barge, like the person that lives there lets you skate it. It's like 10 bucks. You give him 10 bucks if he comes out and you know where you skate it. I'm pretty keen to go skate that soon. So that might be a video soon. But yeah, that pretty much wraps it up for this video guys. Hopefully I'll see all of you guys in the next one. Cheers for watching. It's a cry baby. 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