Arjun Erigaisi clinches victory at first leg of the MPL Indian Chess Tour

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
4/4/2022 – Arjun Erigaisi won his fourth consecutive individual tournament as he bagged the first leg of the MPL Indian Chess Tour. This was his fifth overall triumph of the year 2022. He qualified to the Tour finals and will also play at the Meltwater Champions Chess Tour. Runner-up Raunak Sadhwani scored only two draws in the 15-round event, while Gukesh and Surya Ganguly were placed third and fourth. The top eight finishers get an automatic invitation to the next leg, which is scheduled to take place in June.

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A fantastic year for Arjun

Arjun Erigaisi’s run of good form started last summer at the Goldmoney Asian Rapid, when he reached the quarterfinals against incredibly strong opposition. Then he won the rapid section of the Tata Steel India tournament in Kolkata and the Challengers in Wijk aan Zee. The current Indian national champion has now grabbed another victory, at the first leg of the MPL Indian Chess Tour, an online event which serves as a qualifier to the elite Meltawer Champions Tour.

At the 15-round tournament, a football scoring system was in place, with 3 points for a win and 1 point for a draw. Arjun collected 8 wins, 6 draws and 1 loss for a 30/45 final score. In sole second place, three points back, finished 16-year-old Raunak Sadhwani, while Gukesh and Surya Ganguly each got 25 points to get third and fourth places respectively.

On Sunday, Arjun, who was already the sole leader, defeated Sankalp Gupta with the black pieces in his first game of the day.

 
Sankalp vs. Arjun - Round 13

In this knight endgame with equal material, White made a couple of consecutive inaccuracies, as 33.h3 e5 34.c4 turned things in Black’s favour.

Arjun had a 5-point lead with two rounds to go, and secured first place with draws against Sethuraman and Adhiban in his last two games of the event. He later tweeted:

In the official FIDE ratings list of classical chess for April, Arjun is ranked number 4 in India, only behind Anand, Vidit and Harikrishna. Given his great form, he is likely to make it into the national team at this year’s Olympiad — India will host the massive team event in about three months’ time.


Final standings (win = 3 pts; draw = 1 pt)

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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1
GM

1
GM
2517
1

2
GM
2627
½

3
GM
2536
0



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GM
2585
1

7
GM
2614
1

8
GM
2616
½

9
GM
2628
1

10
GM
2516
1

11
GM
2563
½

12
GM
2618
1

13
GM
2536
1

14
GM
2619
½

15
GM
2648
½

Ø 2594
30/15
2633
30.0
15
0.00
2769
2
GM

1
GM
2614
0

2
GM
2619
1

3
GM
2628
1

4
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2516
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2618
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2648
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2517
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2627
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GM
2622
1

15
GM
2585
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2690
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2536
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2627
0

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2536
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Ø 2594
19/15
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15
1.00
2573
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2648
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2601
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15/15
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15.0
15
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14
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1
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2627
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2614
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12
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2563
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13
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2536
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2633
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Ø 2593
13/15
2648
13.0
15
0.00
2498
15
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GM
2516

1
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2622
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2
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2585
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2614
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4
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2616
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2628
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2619
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2517
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12/15
2516
12.0
15
0.00
2476
16
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1
GM
2648
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2616
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2517
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4
GM
2628
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5
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2627
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2516
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7
GM
2536
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10
GM
2618
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11
GM
2622
½

12
GM
2536
½

13
GM
2585
0

14
GM
2633
½

15
GM
2614
½

Ø 2594
11/15
2619
11.0
15
0.00
2469
TBs: Direct encounter, Wins, Koya

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1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 e6 4.0-0 Nf6 5.Re1       Nxe4 6.Rxe4 Strongly threatening Bb3. B30: Sicilian: 2...Nc6 3 Bb5, lines without ...g6. d5
7.Bxd5 Qxd5 8.Nc3
8...Qf5N Predecessor: 8...Qd8 9.d4 Be7 10.Bf4 cxd4 11.Nb5 0-0 12.Nc7 Rb8 13.Nb5 Ra8 14.Nc7 Rb8 15.Nb5 ½-½ (15) Cruz,J (2417)-Demuth,A (2551) Barcelona 2018 9.d4 cxd4 10.Nxd4 Nxd4 11.Rxd4 Be7 Prevents Rd8+. 12.Be3 0-0 13.Qe2 Bf6 13...h5= 14.Rf4 Qg6 15.Rg4 Qf5 16.Ne4!
aiming for Rf4. 16...e5 Prevents Rf4. 17.h3 17.Nxf6+ Qxf6 18.Rb4 Rd8= 17...Kh8 18.Ng3 18.Nxf6 Qxf6 19.Rg3 Bf5= 18.Bc5 Rd8 19.Re1 19.Nxf6 Qxf6 20.Re4 Qg6= 18...Qe6 19.Nh5 Bd7 20.Bg5       Rg8 21.Nxf6 gxf6 22.Bh4 Bc6 23.Re1 Rg6 24.Rxg6 hxg6 25.f4 exf4 25...e4= 26.Qxe6 fxe6 27.Bxf6+=       Endgame KRB-KRB Kg8 28.Rxe6 Kf7 29.Rd6 Re8 To avoid Be5 30.Bd4 Re1+ The position is equal. 31.Kf2 Rc1! 32.Rf6+ Ke7 33.Rxg6 Rxc2+ 34.Kg1 Rc1+! 35.Kf2 Rc2+ 36.Kg1 Rc1+! 37.Kh2 Rc2 38.h4 But not 38.Bxa7 f3 39.Kg1 39.Rg7+ Ke6 39...fxg2 38...f3 White must now prevent ...f2. 39.Rg7+ 39.Bxa7 f2 40.Bxf2 Rxf2 39...Ke6 Hoping for ...f2. 40.Rg6+ Much worse is 40.Bxa7 f2 41.Bxf2 Rxf2 40...Ke7 ...f2 is the strong threat. 41.Rg7+ 41.Bxa7 f2 42.Bxf2 Rxf2 41...Ke6 And now ...f2 would win. 42.Rg6+ Of course not 42.Bxa7 f2 43.Bxf2 Rxf2 42...Ke7 Weighted Error Value: White=0.06 (flawless) /Black=0.05 (flawless)
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Adhiban,B2648Sethuraman,S2619½–½2022B30MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.1
Harika,D2517Erigaisi Arjun26330–12022B01MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.2
Ganguly,S2627Sankalp Gupta2536½–½2022A06MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.3
Mendonca,L2536Puranik,A2618½–½2022D80MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.4
Narayanan.S.L2658Lalith Babu M R2563½–½2022E43MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.5
Karthikeyan,M2622Iniyan,P2516½–½2022E18MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.6
Aryan Chopra2585Gupta,A2628½–½2022D02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.7
Gukesh D2614raunaksadhwani20051–02022E39MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.8
Gukesh D2614Sadhwani,R26161–02022E39MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20221.8
Sethuraman,S2619Sadhwani,R26160–12022E33MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.1
Sethuraman,S2619raunaksadhwani20050–12022E33MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.1
Gupta,A2628Gukesh D26140–12022D02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.2
Iniyan,P2516Aryan Chopra2585½–½2022B13MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.3
Lalith Babu M R2563Karthikeyan,M2622½–½2022D37MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.4
Puranik,A2618Narayanan.S.L2658½–½2022C78MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.5
Sankalp Gupta2536Mendonca,L25360–12022B90MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.6
Erigaisi Arjun2633Ganguly,S2627½–½2022A18MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.7
Adhiban,B2648Harika,D2517½–½2022B40MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20222.8
Harika,D2517Sethuraman,S2619½–½2022B48MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.1
Ganguly,S2627Adhiban,B26481–02022C24MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.2
Mendonca,L2536Erigaisi Arjun26331–02022A41MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.3
Narayanan.S.L2658Sankalp Gupta2536½–½2022A22MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.4
Karthikeyan,M2622Puranik,A26181–02022D71MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.5
Aryan Chopra2585Lalith Babu M R25631–02022A47MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.6
Gukesh D2614Iniyan,P2516½–½2022A59MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.7
Sadhwani,R2616Gupta,A26281–02022D07MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20223.8
Sethuraman,S2619Gupta,A2628½–½2022D07MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.1
Iniyan,P2516Sadhwani,R26160–12022E54MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.2
Lalith Babu M R2563Gukesh D26141–02022D38MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.3
Puranik,A2618Aryan Chopra25851–02022D02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.4
Sankalp Gupta2536Karthikeyan,M2622½–½2022D38MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.5
Erigaisi Arjun2633Narayanan.S.L2658½–½2022E11MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.6
Adhiban,B2648Mendonca,L25360–12022B52MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.7
Harika,D2517Ganguly,S26270–12022A18MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20224.8
Ganguly,S2627Sethuraman,S26191–02022A11MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.1
Mendonca,L2536Harika,D2517½–½2022A43MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.2
Narayanan.S.L2658Adhiban,B26481–02022D25MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.3
Karthikeyan,M2622Erigaisi Arjun26330–12022B30MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.4
Aryan Chopra2585Sankalp Gupta25361–02022A28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.5
Gukesh D2614Puranik,A26180–12022D90MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.6
Sadhwani,R2616Lalith Babu M R25630–12022B15MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.7
Gupta,A2628Iniyan,P25161–02022D02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20225.8
Sethuraman,S2619Iniyan,P25161–02022C54MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.1
Lalith Babu M R2563Gupta,A2628½–½2022D78MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.2
Puranik,A2618Sadhwani,R26161–02022C65MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.3
Sankalp Gupta2536Gukesh D26140–12022E51MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.4
Erigaisi Arjun2633Aryan Chopra25851–02022D31MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.5
Adhiban,B2648Karthikeyan,M26221–02022C28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.6
Harika,D2517Narayanan.S.L2658½–½2022E06MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.7
Ganguly,S2627Mendonca,L25361–02022A11MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20226.8
Mendonca,L2536Sethuraman,S26191–02022D45MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.1
Narayanan.S.L2658Ganguly,S26271–02022E48MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.2
Karthikeyan,M2622Harika,D25171–02022B45MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.3
Aryan Chopra2585Adhiban,B26480–12022D02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.4
Gukesh D2614Erigaisi Arjun26330–12022D41MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.5
Sadhwani,R2616Sankalp Gupta25361–02022D27MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.6
Gupta,A2628Puranik,A26180–12022D85MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.7
Iniyan,P2516Lalith Babu M R25631–02022E43MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20227.8
Sethuraman,S2619Lalith Babu M R25630–12022B15MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.1
Puranik,A2618Iniyan,P25161–02022A47MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.2
Sankalp Gupta2536Gupta,A2628½–½2022D85MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.3
Erigaisi Arjun2633Sadhwani,R2616½–½2022D00MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.4
Adhiban,B2648Gukesh D26140–12022B23MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.5
Harika,D2517Aryan Chopra2585½–½2022B13MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.6
Ganguly,S2627Karthikeyan,M26220–12022E94MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.7
Mendonca,L2536Narayanan.S.L26581–02022D46MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20228.8
Narayanan.S.L2658Sethuraman,S26191–02022C07MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.1
Karthikeyan,M2622Mendonca,L25361–02022B90MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.2
Aryan Chopra2585Ganguly,S2627½–½2022D02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.3
Gukesh D2614Harika,D25171–02022E91MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.4
Sadhwani,R2616Adhiban,B26481–02022B42MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.5
Gupta,A2628Erigaisi Arjun26330–12022A65MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.6
Iniyan,P2516Sankalp Gupta25360–12022D10MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.7
Lalith Babu M R2563Puranik,A26180–12022A36MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 20229.8
Sethuraman,S2619Puranik,A2618½–½2022C77MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.1
Sankalp Gupta2536Lalith Babu M R25631–02022C25MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.2
Erigaisi Arjun2633Iniyan,P25161–02022A46MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.3
Adhiban,B2648Gupta,A26280–12022A28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.4
Harika,D2517Sadhwani,R26161–02022A28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.5
Ganguly,S2627Gukesh D2614½–½2022A17MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.6
Mendonca,L2536Aryan Chopra2585½–½2022D31MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.7
Narayanan.S.L2658Karthikeyan,M26221–02022C54MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202210.8
Karthikeyan,M2622Sethuraman,S2619½–½2022B51MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.1
Aryan Chopra2585Narayanan.S.L26580–12022A28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.2
Gukesh D2614Mendonca,L25361–02022B90MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.3
Sadhwani,R2616Ganguly,S26271–02022B90MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.4
Gupta,A2628Harika,D25170–12022B07MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.5
Iniyan,P2516Adhiban,B2648½–½2022D35MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.6
Lalith Babu M R2563Erigaisi Arjun2633½–½2022E73MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.7
Puranik,A2618Sankalp Gupta25360–12022B11MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202211.8
Sethuraman,S2619Sankalp Gupta2536½–½2022A28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.1
Erigaisi Arjun2633Puranik,A26181–02022A38MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.2
Adhiban,B2648Lalith Babu M R2563½–½2022A06MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.3
Harika,D2517Iniyan,P2516½–½2022A28MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.4
Ganguly,S2627Gupta,A26281–02022B62MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.5
Mendonca,L2536Sadhwani,R26160–12022A81MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.6
Narayanan.S.L2658Gukesh D2614½–½2022E26MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.7
Karthikeyan,M2622Aryan Chopra25850–12022B12MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202212.8
Aryan Chopra2585Sethuraman,S26191–02022B09MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.1
Gukesh D2614Karthikeyan,M26220–12022D52MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.2
Sadhwani,R2616Narayanan.S.L2658½–½2022C54MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.3
Gupta,A2628Mendonca,L25361–02022E04MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.4
Iniyan,P2516Ganguly,S26270–12022E05MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.5
Lalith Babu M R2563Harika,D2517½–½2022A57MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.6
Puranik,A2618Adhiban,B2648½–½2022D77MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.7
Sankalp Gupta2536Erigaisi Arjun26330–12022B01MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202213.8
Sethuraman,S2619Erigaisi Arjun2633½–½2022E48MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.1
Adhiban,B2648Sankalp Gupta2536½–½2022A09MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.2
Harika,D2517Puranik,A26181–02022B22MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.3
Ganguly,S2627Lalith Babu M R25630–12022A13MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.4
Mendonca,L2536Iniyan,P25160–12022A30MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.5
Narayanan.S.L2658Gupta,A26280–12022A16MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.6
Karthikeyan,M2622Sadhwani,R26160–12022A09MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.7
Aryan Chopra2585Gukesh D26140–12022B22MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202214.8
Gukesh D2614Sethuraman,S2619½–½2022C02MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.1
Sadhwani,R2616Aryan Chopra2585½–½2022B12MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.2
Gupta,A2628Karthikeyan,M26221–02022E29MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.3
Iniyan,P2516Narayanan.S.L2658½–½2022A31MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.4
Lalith Babu M R2563Mendonca,L25360–12022D43MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.5
Puranik,A2618Ganguly,S26270–12022A18MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.6
Sankalp Gupta2536Harika,D25170–12022B06MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.7
Erigaisi Arjun2633Adhiban,B2648½–½2022A31MPL-1 Indian Chess Tour 202215.8

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Carlos Colodro is a Hispanic Philologist from Bolivia. He works as a freelance translator and writer since 2012. A lot of his work is done in chess-related texts, as the game is one of his biggest interests, along with literature and music.

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