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| Apr-08-11 | | Maatalkko: <wordfunph> Yeah, I just said by 2020 to say sometime by then. It's completely possible that they win in 2014, 2016, or 2018. Probably not yet in 2012, but who knows. |
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Apr-08-11
 | | HeMateMe: <chrisowen> Gosh, thats a cute dialect. Were you in the film "Trainspotting"? |
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| Apr-08-11 | | Atking: <Ladolcevita: Ding Liren comes from my hometown:) So naturally I hope he wins this championship again.> Thanks for your kind message on Naoko's page <Ladolcevita>. It seems "your" player is going to win this great tournament! |
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| Apr-09-11 | | Ladolcevita: <Atking>
Thats really nothing much
And yes,that's very likely of course,considering his triumphant performance at present.
But nevertheless,0.5 points ahead wouldnt make really significant advantage,so I suppose contenders of a lower ranking so far should also have a good chance to win it. |
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| Apr-09-11 | | plimko: And the Winner is Ding Liren! With a round to go! Congratulations. http://biker60.wordpress.com/2011/0... |
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| Apr-09-11 | | plimko: Best game of the Tournament, in my opinion:
Zhao Jun vs Xiu Deshun, 2011 |
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Apr-09-11
 | | kingfu: Liren is leading the tournament by 1.5 points and has no losses. And plays a French defense!
I like him already! |
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| Apr-09-11 | | bundet111: I always wonder how good these people are with chinese chess lol... I mean in chinese chess you can block the knight and there is no queen there are 4 less pawns that captures differently and bishops suck. |
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| Apr-10-11 | | wordfunph: GM Ding Liren won in grand style by winning over GM Wang Yue to finish 9/11 and crowned himself as 2011 Chinese Champion! GM Wang Yue's weak 25...Ng4 was the turning point of the game. |
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| Apr-10-11 | | notyetagm: Chinese Championship (2011) <wordfunph: GM Ding Liren won in grand style by winning over GM Wang Yue to finish 9/11 and crowned himself as 2011 Chinese Champion!GM Wang Yue's weak 25...Ng4 was the turning point of the game.> WOW!!!
An undefeated <+7 =4 -0> for Ding Liren. And one of the best TPR's of the year for Ding Liren, <2868>!!! Almost a 2900 performance. |
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| Apr-10-11 | | PaperBridge: This is a great event, it seems, for Yifan Hou. Finishing with a positive score behind only the excellent
Zhou Jianchao and Ni Hua and the inspired performing Ding Liren and Zhao Jun. What was her performance rating? |
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Apr-10-11
 | | Penguincw: Wow.Ding Liren has won the Chinese Championship (2011) with an 82% score.Also,the only player to be undefeated.And that's not all.Even if there's a 12th round,he has already secured an unshared 1st place.If there's a 13th round,the second place finishers, Zhao Jun, Zhou Jianchao and
Ni Hua would only have a theortical chance to take a shared 1st place.One of then would have to win both of their games and Ding Liren would have to lose both of his games. |
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| Apr-10-11 | | kia0708: Zhang is quite imprtessive, 9 defeats and 0 wins |
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| Apr-10-11 | | Agent Bouncy: I agree with PaperBridge -- a happy tournament for Hou Yifan. Quite a few draws but all but one (with winner Ding) very hard fought. Note she finished ahead of 2700 Wang, who has been a world top 10 GM, and (former) 2700 Bu as well. I wish a rich patron would try to set up a match between Hou and Judit Polgar. I'm pretty certain Polgar would win at this time, but it would be fascinating to watch and would get lots of publicity too. |
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| Apr-10-11 | | parmetd: I doubt Polgar would agree to play.
Wonderful last round encounter between Liren- Wang Yue. Liren won in a line that Wang specializes in! Still does anyone know why Wang Hao did not play? |
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| Apr-10-11 | | Agent Bouncy: I think Polgar would play if the money was right. |
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| Apr-10-11 | | wordfunph: <kia0708: Zhang is quite imprtessive, 9 defeats and 0 wins> pity for 2442-rated IM Zhang Ziyang, she lost all her games against male masters and extracted draws from untitled Xie Deshun and GM Hou Yifan for 2240 TPR.. http://www.chess.co.uk/twic/chessne... |
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Apr-11-11
 | | eternaloptimist: This was a very impressive tournament for ding liren winning by 2 points & winning 2 Chinese championships in a row. Wang yue will have to take a backseat to him now. There is a new king of chess in china. I'd have to say it is my favorite foreign country that I have been to. I did some missionary work over there & enjoyed the people & food very much. Anyway, cha-ching for ding! |
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| Apr-11-11 | | kramputz: <wordfuph> Zhang Ziyang is a man
8601682 Zhang, Ziyang
Federation China
FIDE title International Master
Rating: 2442
B-Year 1988
Sex Male
<Zhang Ziyang, she lost all her games > |
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| Apr-11-11 | | wordfunph: <ZHANG ZIYANG
(born Aug-06-1988) China
He is an IM.>
<kramputz> i visited his page and discovered my blunder! my apology to IM Zhang Ziyang, thanks for the correction. |
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| Apr-11-11 | | kurtrichards: <PaperBridge:This is a great event,it seems,for Yifan Hou. ...What was her performance rating?> As solo fifth, Yifan Hou elo 2602 scored +2-1=8,6/11,for a total performance rating of 2645. c",) |
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Apr-11-11
| | HeMateMe: Terrific event for Hou Yifan, 5th place. I can't wait to see if she can play some more men's tournaments, do even more damage. |
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Apr-11-11
| | eternaloptimist: Ding Liren showed a lot of patience in this tourney. He didn't blow the vast majority of his opponents off the board. He had to grind down about 1/2 of them. His game against Li Shilong is a interesting & good example of this as well as yesterday's game of the day against Bu Xiangzhi. I like the pun of the game against Bu. His games against Bu & Wang Yue show that a changing of the guard is taking place in chess in China. |
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Apr-11-11
| | HeMateMe: A large percentage of decisive games here. I wish every tournament had these numbers. |
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Apr-15-11
 | | chrisowen: <HeMateMe> hmm Ding Liren king step up Karpov-esque it |
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