+ Follow INTERNATIONAL MASTER RICHARD BITOON Tag
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[Title] => NCFP reinstates Antonio
[Summary] => In a bid to boost the team’s chances in next month’s Asian Games in Guangzhou, China, the National Chess Federation of the Philippines has reinstated Grandmaster Rogelio “Joey” Antonio Jr. into the delegation.
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[Title] => Antonio sibak na sa RP team, Bitoon ipinalit
[Summary] => Hindi na mabubuo ang naunang plano na all-Grandmasters sa Pambansang chess team sa dalawang malalaking torneo bago matapos ang taong ito.
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[Title] => Bitoon stuns Nolte, gains share of lead
[Summary] => International Master Richard Bitoon survived another charge of the lower seeds as another rash of upsets marred the fourth round of the Shell National Open Rapid Chess Championship yesterday at the Immaculate Concepcion Multi-Purpose Bldg., 41 Lantana St., Quezon City.
The third-ranked Bitoon downed National Master Rolando Nolte, and shared the lead with four points with two unheralded bets who ambushed their higher-ranked opponents.
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[Title] => Datu only one point shy of chess open final
[Summary] => National Master Idelfonso Datu drew with top seed International Master Richard Bitoon in 17 moves of an English Opening to remain on top after yesterday’s eighth round in the National Open Chess Championship at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.
Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, now has 7.5 points, a point away from clinching the first of the nine available slots in the finals where Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Buenaventura Villamayor are already seeded.
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INTERNATIONAL MASTER RICHARD BITOON
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The third-ranked Bitoon downed National Master Rolando Nolte, and shared the lead with four points with two unheralded bets who ambushed their higher-ranked opponents.
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[Summary] => National Master Idelfonso Datu drew with top seed International Master Richard Bitoon in 17 moves of an English Opening to remain on top after yesterday’s eighth round in the National Open Chess Championship at the Greenhills Shopping Center in San Juan.
Datu, a two-time Olympiad veteran, now has 7.5 points, a point away from clinching the first of the nine available slots in the finals where Grandmasters Eugene Torre, Rogelio Antonio, Jr. and Buenaventura Villamayor are already seeded.
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