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      Home  >  General News  >  Short wins, Gustafsson and Hou Yifan underperform

      Short wins, Gustafsson and Hou Yifan underperform

      Bangkok, Nigel Short, Thailand


      Nigel Short Triumphs at the 12th Bangkok Chess Club Open

      Article by Alexander J. Klemm

      British GM Nigel Short has won the 12th Bangkok Chess Club Open 2012 with a last-round draw against IM Nguyen Duc Hoa, whose outstanding performance has earned the Vietnamese player a GM norm.

      From the beginning of the tournament, Short demonstrated his great fighting spirit. Having won the Gibraltar Chess Festival in January, it was apparent that he had come to Bangkok with a high confidence level and the mission to become the sole champion. Mission accomplished!

      GM Nigel Short has played with passion and expertise in his fourth consecutive BCC Open tournament and has finally won it. While defending champion GM Jan Gustafsson and Women’s World Champion GM Hou Yifan underperformed, other predominantly Asian participants played very well and often surpassed expectations.

      Here are the top results of the final round:

      IM Nguyen Duc Hoa ½ – ½ GM Short Nigel
      GM Amonatov Farrukh 1 – 0 IM Nguyen Van Huy
      Liu Chang ½ – ½ IM Venkatesh M.R.
      GM Xiu Deshun 0 – 1 GM Sriram Jha
      GM Neelotpal Das ½ – ½ IM Saptarshi Roy
      GM Gustafsson Jan 1 – 0 GM Rantanen Yrjo A.
      Sander Severino ½ – ½ GM Hou Yifan

      The final standings after 9 rounds are as follows:

      GM Short Nigel (ENG) 7.5
      GM Amonatov Farrukh (TJK) 7
      IM Nguyen Duc Hoa (VIE) 7
      GM Sriram Jha (IND) 7
      IM Liu Qingnan (CHN) 6.5
      IM Venkatesh M.R. (IND) 6.5
      IM Saptarshi Roy (IND) 6.5
      Wan Yunguo (CHN) 6.5
      GM Gustafsson Jan (GER) 6.5
      Liu Chang (CHN) 6.5
      Nguyen Van Huy (VIE) 6.5
      GM Schebler Gerhard (GER) 6.5
      GM Neelotpal Das (IND) 6.5
      GM Hou Yifan 6

      (135 players)

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      1. Anonymous Reply
        April 19, 2012 at 3:09 pm

        Short has never beaten Nakamura.

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