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[Title] => Mariano earns GM norm in Dubai Open
[Summary] => DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–International Master Nelson Mariano II beat GM Shukrat Safin of Uzbekistan Tuesday to tally 5.5 points and clinch the coveted Grandmaster norm in the final round of the $40,000 Dubai Open Chess Championship.
On the black side of a King’s Indian Fianchetto, Mariano put pressure on the center pawn and won the exchange of Rook for Bishop on the 22nd move.
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[Title] => Nadera closes in; Mariano draws
[Summary] => DUBAI–International Master Barlo Nadera upset Grandmaster Zviad Izoria of Georgia to close in on the leaders as compatriot IM Nelson Mariano II drew with GM Shakriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan in the Dubai Open Chess Championship in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Nadera and Mariano are a half point behind solo leader and top seed Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu of Romania (Elo 2692), who had a perfect score of four points.
Eleven players were tied at 3.5 points each including 13-year old IM Magnus Carlsen of Norway who beat GM Evgeny Vladimirov of Kazakhstan.
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[Title] => Mariano shares lead in tough Dubai chess
[Summary] => DUBAI — Former Asian Junior champion Nelson Mariano II produced the worthiest win in the round of the Dubai Open Chess Championship, stunning GM Ashot Anastasian of Armenia Wednesday and keeping his unblemished slate in the $40,000 event in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Employing the King’s Indian Defense, Mariano smartly blocked the pawn storm of Anastasian, a former World Championship candidate who tried to break through the Filipino IM’s kingside by giving a rook for a bishop.
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On the black side of a King’s Indian Fianchetto, Mariano put pressure on the center pawn and won the exchange of Rook for Bishop on the 22nd move.
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[Summary] => DUBAI–International Master Barlo Nadera upset Grandmaster Zviad Izoria of Georgia to close in on the leaders as compatriot IM Nelson Mariano II drew with GM Shakriyar Mamedyarov of Azerbaijan in the Dubai Open Chess Championship in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Nadera and Mariano are a half point behind solo leader and top seed Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu of Romania (Elo 2692), who had a perfect score of four points.
Eleven players were tied at 3.5 points each including 13-year old IM Magnus Carlsen of Norway who beat GM Evgeny Vladimirov of Kazakhstan.
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Employing the King’s Indian Defense, Mariano smartly blocked the pawn storm of Anastasian, a former World Championship candidate who tried to break through the Filipino IM’s kingside by giving a rook for a bishop.
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