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[Title] => Lider na si Laylo
[Summary] => Sumulong sa kanyang ikaapat na sunod na panalo si World Chess Cup veteran GM Darwin Laylo matapos igupo si GM Cao Sang ng Vietnam para hawakan ang solo lead sa 2011 Asain Zone 3.3 chess championships dito sa Tagaytay International Convention Center.
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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
Dimakiling failed to keep the momentum of his stirring victory over rapid champion GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the semis and a romp over Anh Dung in the first of their four-game final duel, losing the second and the fourth and eventually the gold medal, 1-5.2.5.
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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
Dimakiling failed to keep the momentum of his stirring victory over rapid champion GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the semis and a romp over Anh Dung in the first of their four-game final duel, losing the second and the fourth and eventually the gold medal, 1-5.2.5.
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[Title] => Antonio, Dimakiling reach semis
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — Grandmaster Joey Antonio and FM Oliver Dimakiling assured themselves of bronze medals when they barged into the semifinal round of the blitz event of the chess competitions in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesteday.
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[Title] => Paragua, Lomibao keep share of lead
[Summary] => Grandmaster Mark Paragua settled for a draw with Vietnam GM Nguyen Anh Dung for a share of the lead with veteran campaigner GM Utut Adianto of Indonesia after six rounds of the Zone 3.3 (East Asia Zone) Championships at Stanford Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia late Tuesday.
The 21-year-old Paragua opted not to force the issue with the white pieces unlike in his stirring fifth round victory over top seed Super GM Dao Thien Hai where he engaged Vietnam’s No. 1 player in a double-edged game listed as one of the most exciting matches played so far in the tournament.
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[Title] => Paragua rips Viet GM, seizes Zonal lead
[Summary] => Grandmaster MarK Paragua defended well with the black pieces and completed a stunning upset win over top seed GM Dao Thien Hai of Vietnam yesterday to grab the solo lead after five rounds of the Zone 3.3 (East Asia Zone) Championships at Stanford Hotel in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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[Title] => Mariano becomes RP’s 5th GM
[Summary] => Ten years after he ruled the Asian Juniors in Malaysia and nine after he obtained his first GM norm in Singapore, Nelson Mariano II became the fifth Filipino grandmaster when he clinched the third and last part of the elusive GM title yesterday in the first ASEAN Chess Confederation GM Circuit in Bangkok.
Needing two points in the last two rounds to complete the required number of points for a GM norm, Mariano did just that, halving the point with eventual winner GM Nguyen Anh Dung of Vietnam in the morning match and then drawing with Myanmar GM Zaw Win Lay in the afternoon.
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[Title] => Mariano moves 2 points closer to GM title
[Summary] => Former Asian Junior champion Nelson Mariano II inched closer to a dream grandmaster title by beating GM Zaw Win Lay of Myanmar in the morning match Tuesday then trounced IM Aung Thant Zin later in the First ASEAN GM chess tournament in Bangkok, Thailand.
Those victories hiked Mariano’s output to 4.5 points, half-a-point behind Vietnam GM Nguyen Anh Dung in the tough double-round robin event featuring six players. But more importantly, it moved the 29-year-old Mariano to within two points of obtaining the third and final GM norm with four rounds to go.
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[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
Dimakiling failed to keep the momentum of his stirring victory over rapid champion GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the semis and a romp over Anh Dung in the first of their four-game final duel, losing the second and the fourth and eventually the gold medal, 1-5.2.5.
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[Title] => Dimakiling settles for silver as chessers falters
[Summary] => TAGAYTAY — The RP chess squad, hyped to dominate the sport in the 23rd Southeast Asian Games, came up short for its third straight crack at the gold medal as FIDE Master Oliver Dimakiling bowed to Viet ace Nguyen Anh Dung in the finals of the blitz event at the Tagaytay Convention Center here yesterday.
Dimakiling failed to keep the momentum of his stirring victory over rapid champion GM Nguyen Ngoc Truongson of Vietnam in the semis and a romp over Anh Dung in the first of their four-game final duel, losing the second and the fourth and eventually the gold medal, 1-5.2.5.
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The 21-year-old Paragua opted not to force the issue with the white pieces unlike in his stirring fifth round victory over top seed Super GM Dao Thien Hai where he engaged Vietnam’s No. 1 player in a double-edged game listed as one of the most exciting matches played so far in the tournament.
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Needing two points in the last two rounds to complete the required number of points for a GM norm, Mariano did just that, halving the point with eventual winner GM Nguyen Anh Dung of Vietnam in the morning match and then drawing with Myanmar GM Zaw Win Lay in the afternoon.
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Those victories hiked Mariano’s output to 4.5 points, half-a-point behind Vietnam GM Nguyen Anh Dung in the tough double-round robin event featuring six players. But more importantly, it moved the 29-year-old Mariano to within two points of obtaining the third and final GM norm with four rounds to go.
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