deuts vs. wjusto21 Round 76 Analyzed
Have you seen a chess game with the balance tipping the other way a multiple times? Check out this game and see if this qualifies.
Have you seen a chess game with the balance tipping the other way a multiple times? Check out this game and see if this qualifies.
For the final round, GM Eugenio Torre delivered anew with a win for Team Philippines, but once again it was not enough, as GM John Paul Gomez on board 2 and GM Rogelio Barcenilla lost their games to the Aussies.
Replay the Round 11 games below: [replay]
Thus, the Philippines, with 5 wins, 2 draws, and 4 losses, takes the 58th place in the final ranking, down from their 53rd seed at the start of the tournament.
The 53rd seed Philippines wins all boards against the 63rd seed Scotland in Round 10 of Baku 2016 Chess Olympiad.
GM Eugene Torre continues with his winning streak in this event, now with 8 wins and 2 draws, for a total score of 9 points out of 10 games.
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Replay the games below: [replay]
With this win, the Philippines is ranked number 39 after 10 rounds, and is set to face the 45th seed Australia in the final round.
Board pairings of Philippines vs. Australia follows:
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