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Marlon Berenguila wins the 4th Binan Chess Association Chess Tournament 2025

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Marlon Berenguila wins the 4th Binan Chess Association 2000 below Chess Tournament 2025

The 4th Binan Chess Association 2000 below Chess Tournament 2025 on July 20, 2025 at Pavilion Mall, Binan, witnessed a remarkable performance by Marlon Berenguila, with an impressive score of 6/7 together with Jomarie Roluna and secured the title via winner over the other tiebreak, demonstrating consistent performance throughout the tournament. In his 6 wins he defeated 5 strong opponents namely the top seed Joshua Manire, veteran Angelo Caubang, Rey Julius Taguba, 2nd placer Jomarie Roluna and Ferdinand Peralta.

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From the very start, the 3rd seed Marlon showcased exceptional strategic acumen and deep concentration, setting the tone with decisive victories in the initial rounds. Each match saw his navigating complex positions and employing a mix of aggressive and defensive tactics and outmaneuver his opponents.


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Marlon (black shirt with cap) pondering his plan in the game.

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The expected game happen between the top 2 placers.

The unrated Jomarie Roluna secured second place, also with 6/7 points, but was edged out on tie-breaks. He delivered strong performances, particularly in the middle rounds, with key wins against Roy Rojo, Christian Ace Alcira, Christian Jacob Calamba and Webster Lagera.

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In the final round, Black (Rojo) was winning but missed the win because of time trouble, White has threat of Bh2 (trapping the queen).


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The atmosphere was fully-airconed inside the Pavilion mall eagerly watching each move as strategies unfolded on the board. This event not only highlighted the competitive spirit of chess but also fostered a sense of community among players and fans alike. Many Thanks to Sir Robin Castaneda, Mam Erica Mae Catinding, Pavilion Mall staffs and management for providing us a great venue for this tournament. And expecting more players to join in our subsequent tournaments.

The result of round seven (7).

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The Final Standing after seven (7) rounds.

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Tournament link: https://s2.chess-results.com/tnrWZ.aspx?lan=1&art=2&rd=7&SNode=S0&tno=1221824

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All the inners in the 4th Binan Chess Association 2000 and below

The top 8;

Champion: Marlon Berenguila – ₱4,000 + Trophy + e-certificate
2nd Place: Jomarie Roluna - P2,000 + medal + e-certificate
3rd Place: Joshua Manire - P1,000 + medal + e-certificate

4th Place: Jan Carlsen Matencio - (Champion in U16 below) trophy + e-certificate

5th Place: Jenard Osenao - P500 + e-certificate
6th Place: Roy Rojo - P500 + e-certificate
7th Place: Ferdinand Peralta - P500 + e-certificate
8th Place: Angelo Caubang - P500 + e-certificate
Again, thanks to all the players, guardians, Pavilion Mall management and staffs and Binan Chess officers without all of you, this event can't become a successful tournament. See you all in our subsequent tournaments. Also, thanks to our Binan Chess members and students who continue supporting us!
Finishing the tournament,

Marlon not only claimed the title but also cemented his status as a veteran player in the Philippines Chess. His outstanding achievement is a beacon of inspiration for fellow players and chess enthusiasts.

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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