The chess games of Puchen Wang

Puchen Wang
Number of games in database: 70
Years covered: 2000 to 2009
Current FIDE rating: 2461
Highest rating achieved in database: 2465
Overall record: +29 -15 =26 (60.0%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS

With the White pieces:

Queen's Pawn Game (9)
    A45 D04 D05 D02 A41
Sicilian (7)
    B25 B22 B23 B77

With the Black pieces:

Scandinavian (10)
    B01
French Defense (7)
    C03 C01 C05 C10 C02
French Tarrasch (4)
    C03 C05
Modern Benoni (4)
    A57 A59 A58
Benko Gambit (4)
    A57 A59 A58
Slav (4)
    D13 D19 D10 D17

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PUCHEN WANG (born Jan-20-1990) China (citizen of New Zealand)	[what is this?]
He became an IM in May 2007.

page 1 of 3; games 1-25 of 70

Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. P Wang vs M Vachier Lagrave	0-1	46	2000	Wch U10	A38 English, Symmetrical
2. P Wang vs O Koeller	0-1	50	2004	Auckland Open	B06 Robatsch
3. G West vs P Wang	½-½	22	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	C01 French, Exchange
4. G West vs P Wang	½-½	30	2004	Auckland Open	D04 Queen's Pawn Game
5. P Wang vs T Yilmaz	0-1	39	2004	36th Olympiad	C02 French, Advance
6. P Wang vs S J Solomon	0-1	61	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	D30 Queen's Gambit Declined
7. P Wang vs T Reilly	½-½	27	2004	Auckland Open	E81 King's Indian, Samisch
8. M Abdulaziz vs P Wang	0-1	43	2004	36th Olympiad	A37 English, Symmetrical
9. E Levi vs P Wang	1-0	26	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	B01 Scandinavian
10. P Wang vs A Antoniou	1-0	34	2004	36th Olympiad	D12 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
11. P Wang vs P Froehlich	½-½	60	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	B22 Sicilian, Alapin
12. R W Smith vs P Wang	0-1	28	2004	Auckland Open	A04 Reti Opening
13. P Wang vs R Castellanos	0-1	44	2004	36th Olympiad	A45 Queen's Pawn Game
14. B Tindall vs P Wang	½-½	27	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	B01 Scandinavian
15. P Wang vs J Kirsten	1-0	17	2004	36th Olympiad	D05 Queen's Pawn Game
16. P Wang vs D K Johansen	½-½	86	2004	Auckland Open	B22 Sicilian, Alapin
17. T Chandra vs P Wang	½-½	27	2004	36th Olympiad	A57 Benko Gambit
18. Lim Yee Weng vs P Wang	1-0	29	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	B01 Scandinavian
19. Ru Porter vs P Wang	0-1	62	2004	36th Olympiad	A30 English, Symmetrical
20. P Wang vs G Canfell	1-0	15	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	A45 Queen's Pawn Game
21. L McLaren vs P Wang	0-1	20	2004	Auckland Open	B01 Scandinavian
22. A Zoubeir vs P Wang	0-1	30	2004	36th Olympiad	C02 French, Advance
23. P Wang vs S Krstic	1-0	34	2004	Victorian Masters Tt	C02 French, Advance
24. Az Ahmad vs P Wang	½-½	24	2006	37th Chess Olympiad	B01 Scandinavian
25. P Wang vs B Jones	1-0	29	2006	Queenstown Classic	A69 Benoni, Four Pawns Attack, Main line


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Oct-30-04		Benzol: He's heading off to the World Juniors after the Olympiad. It will be interesting to see how he goes.

Nov-28-04		Benzol: He won the MIT Tournament today ahead of Robert W Smith, Paul Garbett and Leonard McLaren amongst others. Not a bad result for a 12-13 year old.

May-30-06		Benzol: He's having a good run at Turin. See the NZ chess website at http://www.nzchess.co.nz/

Jan-12-07		Benzol: Puchen has just become NZ champion. Congratulations. See http://www.aucklandchesscentre.co.n...

Jan-20-08		Benzol: Happy Birthday Puchen. :)

Jan-29-08		Benzol: He gave a simul tonight at the HPCC and cleaned up everyone (including yours truly). He's trying to gain the GM title this year so he'll have a very full tournament schedule. Good luck Puchen. :)

Jan-29-08		jonnymalk: DId he not play in the New Zealand Championship (2008) ?

Jan-30-08		Benzol: <jonnymalk> I was suprised he didn't participate as he was the defending champion but as he's got a fairly intense year ahead I can see why he didn't.

Feb-25-08		Stanley Yee: <Benzol><jonnymalk>He was due to sit an exam, see http://www.hpchessclub.org.nz/

Mar-08-08		jonnymalk: What's puchen's playing schedule for this year? Is it quite busy? - I've noticed he's playing in Budapest at the moment.

Mar-08-08		Benzol: <jonnymalk: What's puchen's playing schedule for this year? Is it quite busy? - I've noticed he's playing in Budapest at the moment.> He's going to be very busy. Other events this year he'll be playing in include : 10th Dubai Open and an Intl Open in Spain during April. In May he plays at the Kaupthing Open in Luxemberg and at Zalakaros in Budapest. In June he's at the Pula Open in Croatia. An Open Intl Tt and an Open Tt in Barcelona in July. The World Juniors are on in August in Turkey and the Open de Santa in Barcelona. Then he'll play in the World Youth Tt in Vietnam in October. The Olympiad is in Germany in November and in January 2009 he'll be back in this part of the world for the Australian Ch and then onto the Queenstown Classic in NZ. That's a good amount of international chess for anybody. Good thing he's young.

Mar-21-08		CFMEU: He is down to play in the Sydney International Open in a week. Currently playing against Zhong Zhang in the Doeberl Cup in Canberra

May-03-08		CFMEU: He finished 24th out of 106 in Sydney with 5.5 points from nine rounds. +3 =5 -1. Does anyone know where he's playing at the moment?

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