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      Chinese Chess Championships 2012

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      Chinese Chess Championships 2012

      The 2012 China Chess Championships for men and women will be held concurrently from 27th March to 7th April in the city of Xinghua.

      Both groups will be 12-players round robin tournaments. Women’s World Champion Hou Yifan will compete in the men’s section.

      Top seeded in the men’s championship is Wang Yue (2702 elo), who won one national title, in 2005. The last year champion Ding Liren will defend the title, but the 2010 champion Wang Hao is not in the starting list. The average elo of the players is 2595.

      Participants (Men):

      GM Wang Yue CHN 2702
      GM Bu Xiangzhi CHN 2668 (champion in 2004)
      GM Ding Liren CHN 2660 (champion 2009, 2011)
      GM Hou Yifan CHN 2639
      GM Ni Hua CHN 2637 (champion 2006, 2007 and 2008)
      GM Zhou Jianchao CHN 2625
      GM Yu Yangyi CHN 2615
      GM Zhao Jun CHN 2583
      GM Li Shilong CHN 2549
      GM Lu Shanglei CHN 2514
      IM Wang Chen CHN 2490
      IM Liu Qingnan CHN 2461

      Round 1 pairings:

      GM Li Shilong – GM Lu Shanglei
      IM Wang Chen – GM Hou Yifan
      GM Ding Liren – GM Wang Yue
      IM Liu Qingnan – GM Ni Hua
      GM Zhou Jianchao – GM Bu Xiangzhi
      GM Zhao Jun – GM Yu Yangyi

      The women’s championship boasts the average elo of 2324. WGM Zhang Xiaowen defends the last year’s title, while the 2010 champion Ju Wenjun is the top seeded player.

      Participants (Women):

      WGM Ju Wenjun CHN 2557
      WGM Tan Zhongyi CHN 2438
      WGM Huang Qian CHN 2399
      IM Wang Yu A CHN 2372
      Wang Jue CHN 2366
      WGM Zhang Xiaowen CHN 2354
      WGM Guo Qi CHN 2351
      WGM Ding Yixin CHN 2350
      WGM Gu Xiaobing CHN 2257
      WIM Wang Xiaohui CHN 2209
      Wang Doudou CHN 2186
      Nie Xin CHN 2053

      Round 1 pairings:

      WGM Guo Qi – IM Wang Yu A
      WGM Gu Xiaobing – Wang Doudou
      Wang Jue – WGM Ju Wenjun
      WIM Wang Xiaohui – WGM Ding Yixin
      WGM Zhang Xiaowen – WGM Huang Qian
      WGM Tan Zhongyi – Nie Xin

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        March 27, 2012 at 2:51 am

        The Chinese are afraid of Kosteniuk. That’s why they didn’t invite her.

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