24/04/2012 – Finalmente fueron las valoraciones de desempate las que determinaron el ganador del Abierto de Dubái, pues los dos primeros hicieron tablas y tras la última ronda hubo cinco jugadores con 7/9 puntos. Según los criterios establecidos, el ganador es el gran maestro Ni Hua, de China. El principal favorito, Baadur Jobava de Georgia, su compatriota Mikheil Mchedlishvili, el letón Normunds Miezis y Sanda Chandipan, de India se clasificaron a continuación. Reportaje final...
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En la novena ronda, Ganguly y Van Wely perdieron sus respectivas partidas contra Jobava y Mchedlishvili. El GM chino Ni Hua derrotó a Yuriy Kuzubov, de Ucrania y al final quedaron 5 jugadores con 7/9 puntos empatados en el primer lugar. Ni Hua tenía la mejor valoración de desempate y mostró un rendimiento de 2770. En comparación, su
colíder Jobava mostraba un rendimiento de 2766, y Mchedlishvili una fuerza de juego de 2731 puntos, Chanda 2727 y Miezis 2709.
La partida decisiva de la última ronda: Normunds Miezis vs Sandipan Chanda
Una importante partida de la novena ronda que fue ganada por el GM georgiano Mchedlishvili
Los árbitros siguiendo la partida entre Amin Bassem (Egipto) y Ebrahim Ahmadinia
(Irán)
Vladimir Baklan (2612) vs Tania Sachdev (2414) en la novena ronda
Maria Blanco Acevedo (Venezuela, Elo 2120) terminó con 4/9
Ana-Maria Ursu (Moldavia, Elo 1887) terminó con 3/9 puntos
Avetik Grigoryan (Armenia, 2600) sumó 5/9 puntos
El jugador iraní Ali Abedi (Elo 2197), sumó 5/9
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