Chess: Bao Tram made a difference, Truong Son lost the first place

Hue chess player Hoang Thi Bao Tram continues her impressive performance in traditional chess content SEA Games 31. In game 4, Bao Tram faced Azhar, Puteri Munajjah Az-Zahraa (Malaysia), the opponent is not too strong. With the advantage of holding the white army, the player who participated in the 2003 SEA Games at home Vietnam deployed an overwhelming attack and excellently won after 42 moves.

Bao Tram leads the women’s group with a difference of 1 point compared to the opponent La Nghia Hieu

Winning this match, Bao Tram continued to lead with 3.5 points, creating a distance of 1 point with the next ranked athlete, Frond Jan Jodilyn (Philippines).

Fronda Jan Jodilyn is also the player who unexpectedly beat Bao Tram’s teammate, Vo Thi Kim Phung, because Phung made mistakes in his moves. Losing the match, Kim Phung ranked 3rd with 2.5 points.

In the men’s group, Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son drew tactics with the Malaysian player Yeoh Li Tian should lose the top spot.

While Truong Son drew, the opponent Ervan Mohamad (Indonesia) easily beat his compatriot Priasmoro Novendra, to get 3.5 points more than Truong Son 0.5 points.

Nguyen Ngoc Truong Son lost the first place La Nghia Hieu

Round 5 will continue to compete at the Quang Ninh Exhibition and Conference Palace on the morning of April 13.