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Kevin Arquero wins the 4th GMG Chess Master Open Tournament 2025

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Kevin Arquero wins the 4th GMG Chess Master Open Tournament 2025

On May 03, 2025, the GMG Chess Club hosted its 4th monthly tournament, a notable event in the club’s calendar. Despite an unexpected number of participants, with 6 veterans chess enthusiasts vying for supremacy, the tournament proceeded smoothly, maintaining a spirit of competitive camaraderie.


It was structured over five rounds (round robin) of rapid chess, providing a dynamic and intense environment. Each match was a battle of wits, demanding quick thinking and strategic prowess from the players. That was a showcase of great talent, each player exhibiting extraordinary potential and determi
nation.

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The Champion, Kevin Arquero with cash prize + trophy

Rising above the rest, Kevin Arquero, emerged victorious in the said event where he displayed outstanding skills and performance. His journey through the rounds was marked by relentless focus and strategic brilliance with 4.5/5 points, a half-point lead against 2nd placer Kelly Rancap.

He drew his first round with top contender Kelly Rancap, and swipe off all the next 4 rounds against NM Jonathan Jota, Chin Lim, Marlon Berenguila and Sherwin Tiu

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The tournament was more than just a competition, as it fostered sportsmanship, friendship, and a deepening love for chess among participants. It also underscored the club's commitment to nurturing the talents of young players, providing them with a platform to showcase and hone their skills.

The result of round five (5).

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The Final Standing after five (5) rounds.

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Tournament link: https://chess-results.com/fed.aspx/tnr1154904.aspx?lan=1&art=3

The 4th GMG Chess Master Open Tournament 2025 will undoubtedly remember this edition for Kevin’s remarkable mastery, as he continues to inspire both seasoned players and budding chess enthusiasts within the community.

Chess has always been more than just a game to us; it is a journey of self-discovery, a test of character, and a source of endless fascination and joy.

Thanks for reading and good luck to our chess and life journey.

by Coach Gerald Ferriol

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