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      Home  >  General News  >  One more draw for the official book

      One more draw for the official book

      Philippines, Rogelio Antonio, Wesley So


      GM So and GM Antonio drew in their head to head game in the 2009 Phoenix Petroleum-Dapitan City “Battle of GMs” chess championship. The game was nullified because it was less than 30 moves even though it was a legitimate 3-time repetition. The game had to be replayed today and this time it was a draw in 31 moves.

      Here are the standings after 9 rounds:

      Rk.
      Name FED Rtg Pts.

      1 GM SO Wesley PHI 2627 7,5


      2 GM ANTONIO Rogelio Jr PHI 2519 6,0


      3 GM GOMEZ John Paul PHI 2539 5,5

      4 IM SADORRA Julio Catalino PHI 2445 5,0

      5 GM TORRE Eugenio PHI 2560 5,0

      6 IM BITOON Richard PHI 2473 4,5

      7 GM LAYLO Darwin PHI 2504 4,5

      8 GM PARAGUA Mark PHI 2537 4,5

      9 IM NOLTE Rolando PHI 2488 3,5

      10 GM GONZALES Jayson PHI 2468 3,5

      11 GM VILLAMAYOR Buenaventura PHI 2471 2,5

      12 IM DABLEO Ronald PHI 2432 2,0

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      5 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        March 30, 2009 at 8:03 pm

        Really, they nullified the result despite the game ending in a threefold repetition? Sometimes games simply end that way.

        Seems pretty unfair to me. When did they replay the game – the same day or when all the other participants had a rest day?

        As much as I support the “no early draw” regulations – the way THIS was handled is clearly also not the way forward…

      2. Anonymous Reply
        March 30, 2009 at 8:07 pm

        Another bonehead move by chess officials. I guess USCF officials aren’t the stupid ones after all. Goichberg, Berry and Bauer now have good companies.

      3. Anonymous Reply
        March 30, 2009 at 8:27 pm

        I think drawing games should be up to the players. There should not be interference from any officials and always at the discretion of the players.

      4. Anonymous Reply
        March 30, 2009 at 11:20 pm

        Don’t worry president Obama will make them play a 40 move game!.

      5. Anonymous Reply
        March 31, 2009 at 8:02 am

        Somebody has to explain to that dim-witted chess president what the 30-move rule is all about. Else, he will make the same idiotic decision again someday. Worse, players might be forced to make bad moves just to avoid a legit draw by repetition before move 30. That will really destroy some games. Perhaps best is to kick out chess officials who don’t understand chess at all.

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