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The investigation conducted by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines concerning allegations of game-fixing and networking hit a snag after International Master Chito Garma recently said he would not testify against the accused.


Sources said players who participated in the Sinulog Chess Cup in Cebu City last week overheard Garma as saying that he never implicated Grandmaster Mark Paragua and IMs Ronald Dableo and Darwin Laylo in game-fixing allegations in a tournament in Tanauan, Batangas last year.


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Paragua, who won over former world junior champion Viktor Bologan of Moldova in the first of their best-of-two series Saturday, lost in the second game Sunday.


That evened the series at 1-1, forcing the first tie-breaker, a two-match 15-minute rapid chess.


Paragua lost in both matches.


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It only took 15 moves for the Filipino bets to halve the point and hike their outputs to four points going into the sixth round of this 9-round Swiss system event, otherwise known as the Zone 3.2a championships where the top two players will gain berths to the Men’s World Championship this year.


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DABLEO AND PARAGUA

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It only took 15 moves for the Filipino bets to halve the point and hike their outputs to four points going into the sixth round of this 9-round Swiss system event, otherwise known as the Zone 3.2a championships where the top two players will gain berths to the Men’s World Championship this year.


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Garma won’t testify in chess game-fix

January 28, 2007 - 12:00am

The investigation conducted by the National Chess Federation of the Philippines concerning allegations of game-fixing and networking hit a snag after International Master Chito Garma recently said he would not...

Sports

Paragua, Dableo lose bid in world chess tiff

June 22, 2004 - 12:00am

International masters Mark Paragua and Ronald Dableo succumbed to tough competition right in the opening round and dropped out of the knock-out format of the World Chess Championships Sunday in Tripoli, Libya. Paragua,...

Sports

Paragua, Dableo stay on top after quick draw

June 26, 2003 - 12:00am

Conserving their strength for the crucial grind ahead, Ronald Dableo and Mark Paragua wisely agreed to draw their Sicilian game to remain on top of the heap in the fifth round Tuesday of the Asian Zonals at the First...

Sports