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      Home  >  General News  >  RP ties Scotland, stays in contention

      RP ties Scotland, stays in contention

      Chess Olympiad, Khanty-Mansiysk, Philippines


      RP ties Scotland, stays in contention
      Saturday, 25 September 2010 00:00

      BY EMIL C. NOGUERA
      REPORTER

      The Philippines drew with Scotland, 2-2, in the third round of the men’s division to stay in contention in the prestigious 20th World Chess Olympiad at the Khanty-Mansisyk Sports Development Center in Russia. Asia’s first Grandmaster (GM) Eugene Torre, playing for the 20th time in Olympiad, defeated International Master (IM) Stephen Burns-Mannions in marathon 74 moves of the Guico Piano that served as the saving glory of the RP squad.

      GM Ketevan Arakhamia-Grant won over GM Darwin Laylo on board two in 37 moves of the Sicilian Kan variation.

      GM Wesley So, on the other hand, split the point with GM Colin McNab in 35 moves of the Modern defense, while IM Richard Bitoon also drew with FIDE Master (FM) Graham Morrison.

      The Filipinos are now into a tie for 63rd to 85th places with three match points based on the scoring system that gives two points for a win, one point for a draw and zero for a loss.

      For the record, it was Torre’s 87th win in the Olympiad against 111 draws and 39 losses for a total of 142.5 points—the third-most score in a tie with GM Svetozar Gligoric of Serbia.

      The Philippines tackles No. 84 seed Paraguay in the fourth round.

      So faces IM Jose Fernando Cubas, GM John Paul Gomez takes on FM Manuel Latorre, Torre meets FM Guillermo Vasquez and Bitoon battles FM Eduardo Peralta.

      In the women’s division, the Filipinas posted their second 4-0 victory over lowly Qatar.

      Cheradee Chardine Camacho, Catherine Perena, Rulp Ylen Jose and Jedara Docena swept their respective assignments to keep the 52nd-seeded Filipinas in contention with four match points.

      Source: http://www.manilatimes.net

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      3 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        September 25, 2010 at 4:33 am

        So is invincible.

      2. Anonymous Reply
        September 25, 2010 at 1:43 pm

        “So is invincible.” (from an earlier post above). Spoken by a hardcore delusional fanatic! He had played lower-rated opponents with the exception of Shirov at the ongoing chess olympiad. After 4 rounds, his results were 4 subpar draws. So’s getting fat too. Check out his olympiad pictures. His face is all fat and swollen. This overrated GM needs to get in shape!

      3. Anonymous Reply
        September 26, 2010 at 2:16 am

        So is invincible…Hmmmmmm that sounds like the weird & foul-mouthed Wesley So fan on chessgames.com & chessbomb.com. His handle id is TugasKamagong. Chess kibitzers and players should stay away from the arrogant & foul-mouthed nutcase, TugasKamagong.

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