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Anthony Drayton victorious in Ready Mix Concrete 2024 National Open Chess Qualifiers - Vimarsana News

Anthony Drayton victorious in Ready Mix Concrete 2024 National Open Chess Qualifiers

FIDE Master Anthony Drayton has proved once again that he is a force to reckon with over the chessboard. FM Drayton emerged as the winner of the 2024 National Open Chess Qualifiers, which was sponsored by Ready Mix Concrete. Drayton racked up 6 points out of 7, placing him in the top position of the 40 players who participated in the competition held over the last three weekends.

Tin Jingyao, 23, scores S'pore's 'greatest' chess victory, beating former world rapid champion Mamedyarov - Vimarsana News

Tin Jingyao, 23, scores S'pore's 'greatest' chess victory, beating former world rapid champion Mamedyarov

Huge upset.

Comic / Game Store Opening in Lindsborg - Vimarsana News

Comic / Game Store Opening in Lindsborg

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Record attendance in Reykjavík Open - Vimarsana News

Record attendance in Reykjavík Open

A record-breaking attendance will be at the Reykjavík Open, which begins in Harpa on Wednesday and lasts for two weeks until April 4. Participants include 34 Grandmasters, including Russian chess legend Vassily Ivanchuk, who has the highest ELO score of the participants in the tournament.

Singapore's Elliot Wong, 11, wins under-18 Chess Invitational in Hong Kong - Vimarsana News

Singapore's Elliot Wong, 11, wins under-18 Chess Invitational in Hong Kong

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): After an excellent year on the board, Singapore’s chess players closed out 2022 with another big result, this time from 11-year-old Elliot Wong, who emerged as champion of the Hong Kong Bauhinia U18 Chess Invitational on Dec 30.