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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
19th Kepong Juniors Open Chess Tournament on 20th Oct 2013
On behalf of SJK(C) Kepong 2, I'm pleased to announce that this year Kepong
Juniors Open will be held on 20th October 2013 at the school premise. This is a National-rated Event.
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The Infosheet:-
The Rules and Regulations:
The Entry Form:
Click here to download the entry form.
The Infosheet:-
The Rules and Regulations:
The Entry Form:
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
CAS Third Quarter Allegro on 8/9/2013 [A National-rated Event]
Source: CAS website
CAS would like to inform that the third installment of the Allegro series will be held on 8th Sept @ DAT Chess Connections, 4th floor, Wilayah Complex, KL.
This is a NATIONAL-RATED Event. The event will be divided into two categories namely Category 1 for players with National Rating 1400 and above, while Category 2 for players below National Rating 1400. Due to space constrain with the new setup in the playing hall, we can only accept the first 120 entries in total.
How is this year edition going to be different from previous years?
1. CAS has decided to raise the prize fund to RM 3,000/= [Take note: Before 2013, the prize fund for this event was around RM 1,800 for two categories combined].
2. CAS has decided to offer equal prize fund for both categories. Over the years, CAS receives strong support from players in Category 2, so we felt that it is time that we should be rewarding players in this group.
3. CAS is introducing special prizes for Selangor Players.
4. CAS offers more cash prize for lower positions to encourage more participation.
5. CAS create more category prizes to encourage participation from all walks of life.
6. The event is going to be played over 7 rounds while maintaining the incremental time mode of 10 seconds per move.
We hope that with the improvise structure, we will continue to get strong support platform from the chess community to drive our events to new heights.
The infosheet:
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For those who are interested to sign-up for the championship, please send an email to selangorchess@gmail.com to reserve your seat. Pre-registration closing date is 4th September 2013.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
National Chess Rating List (July 2013 Release)
Once again, with here I present the July 2013 rating list for events usage for the month of July to September. As for the last quarter, a total of 18 events were nationally-rated with 1,193 players had their ratings changed.
Click here to see the rating changes of 1,193 players.
Click here to see the 20 most improved players in the last quarter.
Click here to get access to the whole list of 15,578 chess players which comprise of 14,500 Malaysians and the rest are foreigners who had played in our country.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
8th MBSSKL Open Chess Tournament: Update#5 [Special Education]
This year saw 9 participants turn-up where 8 of them are MBSSKL students from D&D group. The only outsider is unrated Ahmad Nazmi Md Nazim with learning disability. Despite his handicap, he is very determine in every game he played and put many ordinary others to a shame. He won 5 games and a draw to be crowned as the Champion. I would have voted him as the Deserving Champion for today event if I were to choose just 1 person among the Champions.
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Click here for the full results.
8th MBSSKL Open Chess Tournament: Update#4 [Under-23 Boys & Girls]
In the Girls category, the strength of the players in this edition is lower than past editions with the tournament top ranked player having a National Rating around 1300-level. The star player of event is definitely belongs to unrated Nur Amira Muhd Yusri who chalked up 5 wins in-a-row including against tournament 1st, 2nd, 4th and 5th ranked players. She won the event before lifting a finger in the final round. For some unknown reason, she lost her last round encounter to 12th ranked Nio Chai Sin. Yow Chooi Yee and Cheng Sheun Fang had to settle for Silver and Bronze respectively.
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As for the Boys Category, top seed 13 y.o. Tan Yong Zhao who had finished as bridesmaid to MBSSKL Albert Ang would like stage a challenge again for the Championship. Again, he had failed when he lost to eventual Champion, Kung Kah Heng, in Round 3 followed by another lost to Albert in Round 5 and had to settle for Bronze position. As for Albert, his championship campaign looks over with a Round 4 defeat at the hand of Kung Heng but little did he know (maybe he knew - just that he didn't want to take risk in his own game) he will be declared as Champion if he had won his last round encounter against fellow teammate Derek Poon due to superior 1st tie-break count over Kah Heng where the lattle had settle for 2 draws in the last 2 rounds. All tie-breaks that are used were mentioned before Round 1 begins (No P/E use in this event) and up-to-date after Round 5 tie-break was published before the last round begins. A point to ponder - What makes Albert ends up with a tactical blunder on statistic calculation rather than actual chess position itself that cost MBSSKL at least a Championship title.
Click here for the full results.
Click here for the full results.
As for the Boys Category, top seed 13 y.o. Tan Yong Zhao who had finished as bridesmaid to MBSSKL Albert Ang would like stage a challenge again for the Championship. Again, he had failed when he lost to eventual Champion, Kung Kah Heng, in Round 3 followed by another lost to Albert in Round 5 and had to settle for Bronze position. As for Albert, his championship campaign looks over with a Round 4 defeat at the hand of Kung Heng but little did he know (maybe he knew - just that he didn't want to take risk in his own game) he will be declared as Champion if he had won his last round encounter against fellow teammate Derek Poon due to superior 1st tie-break count over Kah Heng where the lattle had settle for 2 draws in the last 2 rounds. All tie-breaks that are used were mentioned before Round 1 begins (No P/E use in this event) and up-to-date after Round 5 tie-break was published before the last round begins. A point to ponder - What makes Albert ends up with a tactical blunder on statistic calculation rather than actual chess position itself that cost MBSSKL at least a Championship title.
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8th MBSSKL Open Chess Tournament: Update#3 [Under-17 Boys & Girls]
In the Girls Category, 3rd ranked Joyce Tan pull-out from the event at 11th hour which had paved way for the Championship to turn into a direct fight between Pavitranayagi and Rosamund Koo. Both players had to split point in their Round 3 encounter and leave the Championship to the fate of their respective 6 opponents performance. At the end of Round 5, both of them tied in 1st tie-break count but the latter had an upper hand in 2nd tie-break count. However, the fate changes after completing the final round where Pavitranayagi had pipped Rosamund by 1 point in 1st tie-break count to be declared as the Champion in this Category. While, unrated Low Pei Zhen had grabbed the Bronze medal with a better tie-break count over MSSM KL player Siti Nadia Qarmila. Coincidentally, the former had created a shock result in Round 1 by disposing-off the latter.
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As for the Boys category, it is almost certain that the title will goes to one of the MBSSKL Boys when both their top players were seeded 1st and 3rd which means they are not going to meet each other before clearing the 4th and 2nd ranked player respectively in potential Round 4 encounter. But alas, both 2nd and 4th ranked player drew their games with respective opponents in round 3. With this result, both MBSSKL students were forced to meet each other in Round 4 with Shreyes winning the encounter. Now, Shreyes had to play 2nd ranked Mohd Faizal who is trailing him by half point. The pressure is overwhelming for the former to deliver the point and unfortunately he succumbed. In the last round, Wei Hao had to carry the school name and need to upset the formbook again just like how he did it last week at Summit USJ but Faizal is not going to let it happen for the 2nd time in as many weeks. So, Faizal is declared as Champion, followed by Shreyes and Cheong Jie Yao who drew with Faizal in Round 3 but lost Wei Hao in Round 5. Wei Hao with the 2 defeats had to settle for 4th position only.
Click here for the full results.
Click here for the full results.
As for the Boys category, it is almost certain that the title will goes to one of the MBSSKL Boys when both their top players were seeded 1st and 3rd which means they are not going to meet each other before clearing the 4th and 2nd ranked player respectively in potential Round 4 encounter. But alas, both 2nd and 4th ranked player drew their games with respective opponents in round 3. With this result, both MBSSKL students were forced to meet each other in Round 4 with Shreyes winning the encounter. Now, Shreyes had to play 2nd ranked Mohd Faizal who is trailing him by half point. The pressure is overwhelming for the former to deliver the point and unfortunately he succumbed. In the last round, Wei Hao had to carry the school name and need to upset the formbook again just like how he did it last week at Summit USJ but Faizal is not going to let it happen for the 2nd time in as many weeks. So, Faizal is declared as Champion, followed by Shreyes and Cheong Jie Yao who drew with Faizal in Round 3 but lost Wei Hao in Round 5. Wei Hao with the 2 defeats had to settle for 4th position only.
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8th MBSSKL Open Chess Tournament: Update#2 [Under-14 Boys & Girls]
For the Girls Category, Nithyalakshmi Sivanesan who had played in several higher level tournament namely National Closed, then play-off games for Malaysian Masters Qualification spot and followed by Malaysian Masters itself had no problem dispose-off her first 5 rounds opponents easily before settling for a draw in the final round against 3rd ranked Cheong Keat Zhen. The latter won the Bronze medal. While, Melanie had to settle for the Silver when she lost to Nithyalakshmi in Round 2 before bouncing back to defeat Keat Zhen in Round 3.
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In the Boys category, Lye Lik Zang just prove he is too strong for the field by winning all his 6 games despite he is only 9 y.o. A group of 5 players who had suffered 1 defeat each have to settle for 2nd to 6th placing. Both Emir and Sean Ooi had the advantage in tie-break count due to their encounter with Lik Zang for a Silver and Bronze medal position respectively. MBSSKL student, Darrel saw his championship campaign was ruined with a defeat to his team mate Tan Keigen in Round 3. Despite winning all his subsequent rounds, he can only settle at 4th placing. While, Keigen had a double KO at the hand of Cheah Eason and Sean Ooi in the last 2 rounds. Meanwhile, Gohshalan and Eason with the lost against Emir and Lik Zang respectively were placed at 5th and 6th.
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Click here for the full results.
In the Boys category, Lye Lik Zang just prove he is too strong for the field by winning all his 6 games despite he is only 9 y.o. A group of 5 players who had suffered 1 defeat each have to settle for 2nd to 6th placing. Both Emir and Sean Ooi had the advantage in tie-break count due to their encounter with Lik Zang for a Silver and Bronze medal position respectively. MBSSKL student, Darrel saw his championship campaign was ruined with a defeat to his team mate Tan Keigen in Round 3. Despite winning all his subsequent rounds, he can only settle at 4th placing. While, Keigen had a double KO at the hand of Cheah Eason and Sean Ooi in the last 2 rounds. Meanwhile, Gohshalan and Eason with the lost against Emir and Lik Zang respectively were placed at 5th and 6th.
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