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      Home  >  Daily News • General News  >  Li Chao wins Graz with 8/9

      Li Chao wins Graz with 8/9

      Graz, Li Chao

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      The 2016 International Chess Open Graz 2016 took from February 12-19, at Hotel Novapark in Graz, Austria.

      The event was separated into four different tournaments.

      The winner of the a 9-round Swiss Open A is Chinese GM Li Chao, who scored 8/9 points to take the first prize in the amount of 1,500 EUR.

      Hungarian GM Tamas Banusz emerged solo second with 7.5 points, while Austrian best player GM Markus Ragger got third with 7 points.

      WGM Lei Tingjie emerged the best female player with 6.5 points and fourth place at the final ranking. The 19-year-old Chinese super talent fulfilled a GM norm and added 22 new Elo points to her rating to pass the “2500 barrier”.

      The winner of Open B is Piotr Wasik from Poland with 8.5 points, Peter Meixner from Austria topped Open C with 7 points, while CM Florian Mostbauer took the trophy at Open D with 4.5/5 points.

      You can see the full standings and replay the Master games below.

      Official website/ LIVE games with analysis/ Standings and statistics

      Open A final standings (top 30):

      1 GM Li Chao b CHN 2751 8
      2 GM Banusz Tamas HUN 2616 7.5
      3 GM Ragger Markus AUT 2682 7
      4 WGM Lei Tingjie CHN 2483 6.5
      5 GM Postny Evgeny ISR 2668 6.5
      6 GM Turov Maxim RUS 2603 6.5
      7 IM Deac Bogdan-Daniel ROU 2469 6.5
      8 GM Boruchovsky Avital ISR 2547 6.5
      9 GM Socko Bartosz POL 2577 6
      10 IM Ali Marandi Cemil Can TUR 2453 6
      11 GM Pap Gyula HUN 2542 6
      12 GM Prohaszka Peter HUN 2613 6
      13 GM Bai Jinshi CHN 2501 6
      14 GM Dobrov Vladimir RUS 2518 6
      15 IM Matsenko Sergei RUS 2537 6
      16 GM Socko Monika POL 2448 6
      IM Schreiner Peter AUT 2435 6
      18 IM Kobo Ori ISR 2466 6
      19 GM Istratescu Andrei FRA 2609 6
      20 Nguyen Piotr POL 2440 6
      21 Xu Xiangyu CHN 2458 6
      22 FM Plenca Julijan CRO 2389 6
      23 FM Marek Matyas CZE 2430 6
      24 GM Miljkovic Miroslav SRB 2494 5.5
      25 FM Dragnev Valentin AUT 2421 5.5
      26 IM Freitag Manfred AUT 2367 5.5
      27 GM Papp Gabor HUN 2602 5.5
      28 Colpe Malte GER 2386 5.5
      29 IM Arat Ufuk Sezen TUR 2421 5.5
      30 IM Vogel Roven GER 2428 5.5

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