2nd Sanjin Hotel Cup (2005)

Player: Wang Hao

page 1 of 1; one game    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Wang Yue vs Wang Hao 1-0 37 2005 2nd Sanjin Hotel Cup D12 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav

Jul-22-05    Knight13: Congratulations to Pentala Harikrishna for winning the tournament with a clear point ahead! Jul-22-05    Knight13: <2nd "Sanjin Hotel" Cup Tournament> Is this tournament played in the hotel named Sanjin Hotel or is it just a name? Jul-22-05    cade: Poor McShane, what an utter disaster. I hope this tournament hardens his resolve. Jul-23-05    jamesmaskell: I cant wait to see his report tomorrow in the Sunday express. :) Jul-23-05    alexapple: This tournament is played in Sanjin Hotel ,located in the city of TaiYuan which is the capital city of ShanXi province. Jul-24-05    Hidden Skillz: ouch -6 who would have thought that!! Jul-24-05    niemzo: actually its -5 Jul-25-05    VishyFan: <niemzo> it is not -5, it is -6 Jul-25-05    VishyFan: great tournament by Hari.... Next up he'll be playing in the Mainz Classic...... Jul-25-05    niemzo: for who are we talking about? Jul-25-05    cade: The worst anyone scored in this tournament is -5. +1-6=4 is a score of -5 Jul-25-05    Whitehat1963: For those who'd like to see more of Harikrishna's games, check out this one in particular: Harikrishna vs Shabalov, 2004

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