Ramon Lontoc
Number of games in database: 7
Years covered: 1967 to 1974
Highest rating achieved in database: 2335
Overall record: +0 -7 =0 (0.0%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
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RAMON LONTOC (born Aug-27-1917) Philippines [what is this?]

page 1 of 1; 7 games    Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. Fischer vs R Lontoc 1-0 31 1967 Meralco B90 Sicilian, Najdorf 2. Velimirovic vs R Lontoc   1-0 35 1974 Nice ol (Men) fin-A C13 French 3. Y Rantanen vs R Lontoc   1-0 74 1974 Nice ol (Men) fin-A B15 Caro-Kann 4. Tarjan vs R Lontoc   1-0 36 1974 ol Nice A B13 Caro-Kann, Exchange 5. Ghizdavu vs R Lontoc   1-0 42 1974 Nice ol (Men) fin-A C41 Philidor Defense 6. J M Bellon Lopez vs R Lontoc   1-0 44 1974 Nice ol (Men) fin-A C00 French Defense 7. R Lontoc vs F Kuijpers   0-1 56 1974 Nice ol (Men) fin-A B40 Sicilian

Feb-06-05    WMD: Lontoc was an eight-time champion of the Philippines. He drew Alekhine in a blindfold exhibition game: Alekhine vs Mencarini / Lontoc, 1933 Feb-15-10    asianwarrior: He was a member of the Philippine chess team in the 1974 Nice Olympiad where they ended in 11th place. It was a surprise to many because it was then composed of only three International Masters and three National Masters. Two of them later become grandmasters (Torre and Balinas) Feb-15-10    spawn2: Will try to find games where NM Lontoc is the victor. His current record here in chessgames does not reflect his true strength as a player who is feared by his opponents. Jul-15-11    GrahamClayton: One of the few players in the database to have played against both Alekhine and Fischer. Jul-15-11    Benzol: <Graham> A month or so ago there was a discussion about players who had faced Capablanca and/or Alyekhin and Fischer. See <beatgiant>'s post at Robert James Fischer for more details. I was suprised at how large the number of players actually was. Aug-05-12    wordfunph: "He had a gift for playing simple positions and he mastered the transition to the endgame." - Florencio Campomanes (on Ramon Lontoc)

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