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Wesley So draws with Dutch foe Chessable Masters quarters - Vimarsana News

Wesley So draws with Dutch foe Chessable Masters quarters

Published August 4, 2021, 11:07 AM MB File Photo Wesley So survived Dutch Jorden van Foreest’s upset try for a 2-2- draw in the first of their two-set quarterfinal duel in the $1.6 million Chessable Masters of the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour Wednesday, August 4. The Cavite-born So banked on a third-game victory in their four-game duel after drawing the first and fourth matches and losing the second. It was an impressive showing for van Foreest to press for an attack and push the match into four games despite being the underdog after seeding eighth compared to So’s No. 1 seeding. So and...

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Why Chess Genius Wesley So is Representing the US and Not the Philippines - Vimarsana News

Why Chess Genius Wesley So is Representing the US and Not the Philippines

Why Chess Genius Wesley So is Representing the US and Not the Philippines Shares Super Grandmaster Wesley So officially ended the hopes of those who wished to see him represent the Philippines again when he became a U.S. citizen earlier this year.  “I want to give back to a country that has been so good to me,” So told the US Chess Federation. “From the moment I landed here, I was encouraged and enabled to become better than I was. I like this attitude and the tremendous generosity of American culture.” The 27-year-old originally represented the Philippines in international competiti...

Wesley So trails at joint sixth in Goldmoney Asian Rapid tourney - Vimarsana News

Wesley So trails at joint sixth in Goldmoney Asian Rapid tourney

Published June 27, 2021, 3:08 PM Anish Giri, left, and Wesley So in file photo (Grand Chess Tour) Wesley So bucked a fourth-round defeat to Anish Giri of the Netherlands by scoring three points in the first five rounds of the Goldmoney Asian Rapid of the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour late Saturday, June 26. So was quick to bounce back from the loss to Giri by trouncing Jan-Krzysztof Duda of Poland in 47 moves of a Nimzo-Indian Defense for a share of sixth place with Giri and Duda with identical 3 points. The trio were just half a point behind the five-man co-leaders composed of Magnus Carlse...

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Wesley So starts title bid in Goldmoney Asian Rapid online tourney - Vimarsana News

Wesley So starts title bid in Goldmoney Asian Rapid online tourney

Wesley So, right, and Fabiano Caruana (Photo from Grand Chess Tour) Grandmaster Wesley So seeks to add another feather to his cap as he plunges back into action in the online Goldmoney Asian Rapid of the Metyltwater Champions Chess Tour starting this weekend. So, the reigning world Fischer-Rand

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Superbet Chess Classic 1: Giri's gamble almost backfires - Vimarsana News

Superbet Chess Classic 1: Giri's gamble almost backfires

“Nobody else wanted to play chess!” said Anish Giri after flirting with disaster against Bogdan-Daniel Deac on a day when the Superbet Chess Classi...